The floral dress on rocks has a shaped strapless upper edge with a deeper centre. Vertical lines divide the bodice, with larger leaves and flowers continuing across the broad skirt. A long veil frames head and sides with further floral shapes. The lower surface reaches the rocks, with additional length extending towards the rear side. Both arms are lowered. Hands remain beside the skirt without holding its sides outwards.
Use that whole extent for your preferred amount of drawing first. Would you like larger forms across dress and veil together, or a quieter neighbouring surface? Try one actual veil on the selected candidate so its relationship with the skirt pattern remains identifiable. A floral border need not repeat every garment motif.
Request the complete back of that real combination afterwards. The pictured front cannot explain the veil’s particular connection or rear dress handling. Your route needs the actually offered components and your shoes. Rocks beside water supply a setting rather than a tested wearing property.