A pink short dress combines large tied shoulder forms with raised rose- or flower-like details and smaller bright points. The waist is clearly shaped and a wider skirt opens below it. One arm sits nearer the skirt. Head and the entire lowest hem are cropped. As a floral alternative, this reference offers a strong upper focal point and a denser decorated surface. It is not another established butterfly dress. A visible flower shape also does not explain attachment or a specific textile process. The shoulder ties can be assessed as their own scale decision beside the pattern.
Compare the ties with the individual motifs before adding jewellery. If you want only one strong emphasis, find the arrangement you prefer on the real dress and point to that area. Another colour or neckline needs discussion on the actual candidate. Try your intended outer layer and view its edge beside the real upper shapes. Practise putting it on and removing it. Complete the length with shoes: the cropped skirt cannot establish where the real hem sits while walking or sitting. Add the bag separately after choosing the upper balance.