A decorated broad front edge makes a flatter curve beneath the shoulders. Little pale and warmer-looking round details follow its border. Curving forms and a small central sequence draw the closer bodice towards the waist below. Upper arm surfaces have more volume than the narrower long regions beneath them. Both hands rest before the waist. A short neck accent with a green drop-like centre sits on exposed upper chest above the textile edge. That location separates the jewellery from decoration across the lower cloth middle.
Face and swept-back hair appear, with the uppermost hair meeting the cropped picture boundary. A complete skirt and footwear are absent. Visible colour establishes no particular green stone, and round elements are not identified as genuine pearls. Neither does the design establish a historical production year.
Compare this lower upper boundary with the main reference’s high back edge without treating them as one version. Request the actual dress edge alone first, then with your planned jewellery. Ask for its corresponding rear and complete lower shape. A front view cannot establish a different back photograph’s attachments or unknown supplied contents.