The bodice with arm drapes places small draped areas beside a vertically drawn centre. Flowers follow the upper edge and reappear near the waist connection. Below them, the visible skirt is much quieter. This lets the middle remain more detailed while the sides and lower section read as larger, less divided surfaces.
For a similar combination, compare a version without the side drapes as well. Decide whether you enjoy their connection with the skirt or would prefer a clearer open shoulder line. Their decorative position on the upper arm does not explain which internal parts carry the actual garment. Establish that separately at the fitting rather than treating a visual preference as evidence about support.
Let your hands rest beside the skirt, then bring them together in front of the waist. Notice how the short drapes appear in both positions. Add a bouquet afterwards to see how much of the floral join it covers. If those waist flowers are the main reason for choosing the design, look for a relaxed everyday position that leaves them visible without requiring a carefully maintained photographic pose.