6 / 6Independent rear reference: pale long dress with deep florally framed V, narrow straps and rear fabric spread widely across the floor.
A deep V back lies between narrow straps. Floral drawing continues into the pale long skirt and spread rear section.
A closer look · Photo 6

Deep floral back between narrow straps

The independent rear view shows a pale long dress with a very deep V between narrow straps. Floral borders accompany the opening and gather around the lower back. Individual drawn lines continue across the upper skirt. The surface becomes quieter below and spreads across the floor behind. The head turns to one side, with one hand near the face. This photograph confirms no connection to a pictured front.

Record how much back area you want exposed initially. Compare the narrow strap direction and transition into denser drawing afterwards. Those visible lines do not explain which inner layers or connections another similar model offers. A broadly spread rear section supplies no measurement for your planned skirt either.

Have your real candidate’s matching front and back shown with the hairstyle you intend. Ask about the exact ordered version and your complete outfit. Your shoes and an ordinary standing view are required for length and movement. Return to the spread area afterwards as a design possibility rather than a binding requirement.

At a glance

A deep V back lies between narrow straps. Floral drawing continues into the pale long skirt and spread rear section.

Frequently asked questions

How does the turned head affect this reference view?

The turned head and hand near the face shape the pose while the deep back opening remains visible. Add a straight standing view with your intended hair arrangement on the actual garment.

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