1 / 5Dark green long dress with fine reflections, thin straps, lower-set long sleeves and a high side slit.
Small bright reflections spread over bodice, sleeves and skirt; the high side slit supplies a separate open line.
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Green dress with fine reflections, long sleeves and a slit

A green dress with fine reflections shows small bright points across several garment areas here. Thin straps lead towards the shoulders while the long sleeves begin lower around the upper arms. The neck area remains widely open. A high side slit opens the long skirt, with narrow black shoe straps completing the lower area. Both hands rest in front of the middle. The photograph does not establish the exact surface composition.

Use this view if you enjoy finer reflections distributed along the length. Decide on the slit separately: do you want this exposed leg line or a similar shiny appearance with another skirt? Compare real versions with similar shoes initially. This helps distinguish the difference created by the opening from that created by the surface.

Move your arms out of the quiet photographic pose at the fitting. Check the lower sleeve sections and upper finish before rearranging them. Sit and walk afterwards to judge the skirt opening during actual movement. Add jewellery last. The already distributed reflections can then become a deliberate basis for quieter additions or further shine, depending on the overall arrangement you prefer.

At a glance

Small bright reflections spread over bodice, sleeves and skirt; the high side slit supplies a separate open line.

Where are the reflections distributed and where does the skirt open?

Small bright reflections spread over bodice, sleeves and skirt; the high side slit supplies a separate open line.

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