Fine straps with small floral edge details lead into a deep V here. Beneath them, the bodice is divided by vertical directions and decorated areas. The narrower waist opens into a broad soft skirt with scattered motifs. One hand is near a strap, while the other holds an outer skirt edge. A longer pale skirt section appears at the side. The straps create a different upper frame from the open shoulders in the crossed-band view; the front remains more continuously visible without comparable broad diagonals travelling across it.
Choose between this more open middle and a deliberately overlaid front first. Keep your hands away from the straps at the fitting when assessing their actual position. The pictured hand does not explain their attachment or whether adjustment is possible. Then compare how much floral edging you want along the upper route. A small difference there may matter more to your choice than an entirely different skirt. Assess lower width at the next stage so the strap, V and visible bodice decision remains understandable as its own question instead of being determined by the held-skirt pose.