Flowers reaching the train make a clearly readable drawing in this rear view. Large pale motifs follow the side edges of the back and then spread across the wide skirt. A long central button line divides the upper rear area. The warmer-looking background makes the pale shapes visible. Below, the train lies across several steps, allowing the motif distribution around the edge to be seen as well.
This view helps if you want a pattern that remains noticeable lower down from a greater distance. Compare the spacing between flowers with a finer, more continuously drawn design. Look beyond the number of motifs: the quiet spaces between them belong to the arrangement too. Try your preferred distribution on a complete real dress.
If shortening is being considered, ask which motifs and border areas would be affected. Also request a view with the train gathered or held in its intended manner. Spreading it on steps gives a particularly broad presentation. Compare a veil with its own floral edge separately so you can choose how much repetition you want at the back and lower finish.