Raised shoulders with long sleeves concentrate the clearest width at the top in this view. Gathered sections rise beside the neck before continuing into much narrower forearms. Pale motifs frame the bodice and end in a more pointed front. The broad skirt provides a larger quieter area below. A raised ornament sits on the head, while hands rest beside the skirt. The beach background cannot establish a real wedding date or the garment’s intended venue.
Compare the shoulder points with the sideways short ruffles in the other reference. Their greatest width does not occupy the same position. At a fitting, choose which direction you want before selecting wrist details. Keep the head and hands in an ordinary position initially so a deliberate pose does not transform the outline you are trying to compare.
Inspect the pointed lower bodice drawing afterwards. You may enjoy that continuation or seek a more horizontal middle finish. The shoulder idea remains independent. Introduce a real veil last and decide whether its edge should conceal the raised forms or remain visibly beside them.