A red cropped top sits above a separate decorated waistband here. Pale golden-looking motifs cover the shaped upper area and long sleeves. Small hanging elements form the lower top finish, leaving a visible gap before the lower boundary. A broad decorated layer falls over one shoulder. Neck and head jewellery plus several arm and hand accents complete the close view. No complete lower hem is visible. The picture therefore concerns the middle and relationship between its two edges especially, rather than the whole skirt contour or an identified garment provenance.
Choose whether both edges should look equally densely decorated first. Compare the gap on the actual pair standing and seated afterwards. Small hanging details belong to the lower top edge during this trial and should be assessed with it. Try a quieter shoulder layer or no additional layer initially so the middle remains a readable decision. Request complete front and back views of the real offer. Only then can you assess which lower form you genuinely want beside this specific upper boundary rather than selecting it from the crop alone.