The floral bodice detail is photographed closely from the front. Leaf shapes, small pale dots and vertical strips sit against a translucent-looking ground. Separate leaves also follow the narrow shoulder line. A quieter pale area begins at the waist, but the framing does not show enough of the skirt to judge its complete width or full-length outline.
Use a detail view like this to name the scale of decoration you prefer. Do you want individual leaves to remain clearly recognisable, or a more continuous patterned surface from a distance? At a fitting, examine the same section closely and then step back. Small elements can look much more prominent in a tightly framed photograph than when you see the whole outfit.
For the skirt connection, notice whether the final leaves stop along one shared edge or continue individually below it. Ask for a complete front view before deciding. An added waist ornament would create another line at this point. Try one only if you want a stronger boundary; the existing motifs already provide a substantial amount of visible drawing across the upper section.