A shiny blue strapped dress distributes fine bright reflections over its bodice and wide long skirt. Narrow double-looking straps lead to the shaped upper edge. Several horizontal lines emphasise the middle, with longer vertical folds below. At the lower edge, an outer layer looks more translucent than the area above it. The arms stay bare and longer earrings complete the outfit. A small part of the shoes remains visible below the hem.
Compare this view with the dark blue dress whose stronger reflections sit on its bodice. Would you like a finer surface along the whole length or a concentrated upper accent? Keep jewellery restrained while making that decision. You can assess longer earrings deliberately afterwards rather than automatically adopting them as part of the dress.
On a similar actual garment, look at the height and drawing of the middle. Do you enjoy several horizontal lines or prefer a quieter transition there? Walk in your planned shoes and assess the lower layers when changing direction. The translucent-looking border does not answer every construction question. Ask to see how the offered garment’s layers are actually arranged.