A black bow-tie jacket frames a broad white shirt area in this outdoor reference. The hands sit near the front fastening, and the picture stops before showing the complete trousers and shoes. Unlike the layered reference, no waistcoat is clearly visible. That absence is useful for comparing how much light shirt you want at the centre, but it does not establish unseen garment construction.
Try the real jacket with your arms relaxed instead of holding the front as in the photograph. Have its intended fastening explained and check how the chest and waist lie in that arrangement. Then raise your hands to greet someone and sit down. An attractive hand position should not be required to keep the jacket looking the way you want during ordinary use.
For accessories, compare a plain shirt area before adding a pocket square or other small contrast. Request full-length views if you are evaluating an online product. The outdoor setting and bow tie cannot confirm that the outfit meets your invitation; use the actual stated requirements and resolve uncertain terms with the host.