2 / 3Long pale floral V front with narrow shoulder lines, lower fine-looking outer sleeves and broader quiet finishes; one arm bent before the body, floral inner length surrounded by longer outer surfaces.
A closer floral inner length sits beside finer outer surfaces. Narrow shoulder lines and quieter broader sleeve ends create separate upper and side boundaries.
A closer look · Photo 2

Floral V front with finer outer arm areas

The floral V front brings narrow shoulder lines beside a low drawn centre. Lower fine-looking outer arm areas sit beneath them at the sides, with broader quieter regions at their ends. One arm bends before the body and appears partly blurred, while the other stays lower. Longer finer outer regions surround a closer floral inner length. Head and face are included beside loose hair on one side. Lower fabric rests on the floor, concealing the shoes.

Use the picture for two separate preferences: the finer upper line and finer outer arm area. Its bent stance cannot demonstrate unchanging sleeve fullness. Request both arms in ordinary standing position on the real offer, followed by a clear close-up of the wrist finish if you want to examine its shape more precisely. Compare the upper edge during the same intended movement too.

A visible shoulder interruption confirms no removal function. Have connection and genuinely included pieces explained. The longer outer skirt area cannot establish an identical sleeve connection either. Add the same candidate’s corresponding back.

At a glance

A closer floral inner length sits beside finer outer surfaces. Narrow shoulder lines and quieter broader sleeve ends create separate upper and side boundaries.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the floral V front’s bent arm need another view?

The floral V front’s bent arm appears partly blurred. To judge its wrist finish clearly, request another view of the same candidate with normally lowered arms.

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