A patterned bridal top edge and pale visible arm pieces sit above a fuller skirt in this reference. The closer upper view raises a question about the distribution of pattern and open area. The photograph leaves unclear how the arm pieces connect or whether they are put on separately. Seeing that construction on the actual model is more useful for your choice than guessing from the image.
Have the pieces shown individually and the dressing sequence explained. Raise and bend your arms in the complete arrangement. Add your planned veil or outer layer and check which areas overlap. You may enjoy the surface and want the arm arrangement as shown, or prefer the same upper area with another real solution. Compare those choices without changing every other accessory at once.
Then step back and request full rear views. A closer bodice crop cannot replace the complete pattern distribution across the skirt. Clarify composition and care on the offered garment. Use this reference mainly to bring top edge, visible arm area and accessory sequence into the fitting as three concrete, related questions. Their answers should come from the real model.