The pale front combines low floral shoulder edges with a deeper central V line over fine-looking ground. Floral drawing becomes denser across the middle and upper hips. A quieter long skirt widens below. A higher front opening reveals a pale open-toe ankle-strap shoe. One hand holds cloth at the side while the other is beside the body. Head and face are included with longer hair falling towards one side. Longer earrings with round elements accompany the neck area. The held cloth changes the photographed lower outline; that pose is not your own normal length measurement.
Compare the denser middle with the quieter wider lower surface. Both appear predominantly pale without establishing separate colour fields or different fibres. The fine-looking central area establishes no particular fabric name.
Let the skirt fall freely first when trying the actual model. Add your intended shoes, normal sides and that same dress’s own rear. Assess the existing opening while walking and sitting. Discuss requested changes on the real piece rather than ordering the photographed held form as a fixed skirt width.