A green dress with broad rounded sleeves places considerable surface beside a deep V neckline. Several horizontal folds cross the middle, with a central row of small round elements. The skirt begins below this gathered area and widens; small dots are visible across its surface. One hand rests at the side towards the skirt. That position confirms neither a functional pocket nor a particular fastening system. The cropped view also limits a precise length assessment, so the actual hem needs to be seen with your shoes.
Compare your preferred shoulder width with the open centre first. If you like the large sleeves but want more coverage, ask for suitable actual garments and assess their upper line together with your inner layers. Then inspect the waist folds while sitting and standing. Treat their visible design separately from any possible fitting adjustment. Try a bag in your hand initially, leaving the broad shoulder undivided by a strap. Afterwards you can decide whether another carrying position works better for your plans, while still understanding which part of the outfit each change affects.