Broad silver-toned side sleeves occupy substantial space beside the V-shaped bodice in this close view. The side forms carry dense reflections and projecting pale edges. Broader shoulder beginnings accompany the neckline, with a narrow accent defining the waist. One hand rests at the middle and the other arm is raised. Pale hair decoration completes the photograph. The lower skirt lies outside the frame, so neither slit height nor complete exposed leg area can be assessed here; upper width is the actual information.
The upper comparison can still be specific for your own outfit. Do you want broad sides or a quieter frame beside an already selected skirt opening? Try both distributions on actual candidates without changing the whole lower form simultaneously. Add an ordinary stance with lowered arms to complete the raised-arm pose and inspect how much width remains in normal use.
Introduce bag and outerwear and inspect the complete silhouette. A broad upper form and exposed lower area are separate preferences; only a real garment reveals their relationship together. Ask about actual attachments and components. The view establishes neither removable sleeves nor material at the pale edges, and cannot supply its missing skirt view by implication.