The closer floral front carries larger pale motifs across bodice and hips into the lower skirt. Short low shoulder bands accompany a shaped upper edge with a deeper centre. Arms remain exposed beneath and hang at the sides. Farther down, the outline widens into a larger rear area with floral drawing along its outside edge. Loose hair and a small divided headpiece complete the upper area. Steps and architecture belong to the picture without confirming a real wedding sequence.
Use this reference for continued pattern within an initially closer contour. Enjoying its drawing does not require adopting the same outside breadth or upper coverage. Show where larger motifs should continue on the real candidate. Floral shape alone establishes neither a particular lace nor handwork.
Add the matching rear and normal stance in your shoes. Test the lower shape walking and seated. A closer hip line does not explain how the actual dress feels during your movements. Choose the headpiece individually afterwards, keeping its additional upper outline clear beside the pattern. Reassess that smaller detail from full viewing distance.