3 / 4Pale long front with floral bare-shoulder edge, shaped inner upper edge, closer patterned long sleeves and floral skirt continuing towards the rear right; loose dark hair, no visible veil.
The pale front carries floral drawing over closer long sleeves and a long skirt. A narrow waist line separates the visible upper and lower areas.
A closer look · Photo 3

Long floral sleeves over a continuously patterned front

The pale long front carries floral drawing over closer sleeves towards the hands. Fine-looking surfaces remain above the shaped inner front edge. The outer floral edge sits below the bare shoulders. Vertical lines run down the front middle to the narrow waist. The pattern continues underneath over a long skirt, with further decorated surface behind the right side of the picture. Both arms are lowered. The complete head with long loose dark hair is visible. Shoes remain concealed beneath the skirt. No veil is visible in this picture; the fine-looking surface cannot be supplemented with that extra piece.

Compare distribution on arms and skirt. The pattern does not stop at the waist, but connects several visible areas. That does not establish whether the same materials are used throughout. Ask about this on the specific model, rather than deriving a shared manufacturing technique from similar lines.

For your own selection, request a normal complete view with shoes and the dress’s own sides and rear. This is not a confirmed corresponding angle of another reference and establishes neither a particular fibre nor sleeve fastening or support function.

At a glance

The pale front carries floral drawing over closer long sleeves and a long skirt. A narrow waist line separates the visible upper and lower areas.

Frequently asked questions

Is a veil visible in the long-sleeve floral front?

No veil is visible in the long-sleeve floral front. Long loose dark hair and the floral dress surfaces are shown; a veil is not among the established picture details.

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