A shoulder band visible on one side sits below the bare upper shoulder in this closer front view. Several pale folds cross the upper front. A quieter middle with visible vertical areas remains below them. Diagonal hip lines and an opening appear farther down, while the complete hem is outside the frame.
Compare the relationship between the visible side band and upper fold first. Do you want a broader side area or a narrower connection? The other arm region is not equally clear in this pose. Request a matching unobstructed view instead of filling in the whole arrangement from the single side that you can see.
Next consider the larger quiet area between the upper edge and hip lines. It can be a comparison point when choosing between more folds and less visible division. The vertical areas do not automatically explain the actual inner construction. Ask specifically about the confirmed version and fit of the candidate being offered.
Try the upper edge with the intended inner pieces and your ordinary arm movements. A supported hand or one held backwards does not replace that comparison. Record the hip line as a second preference, but leave the complete length open until you have matching views and information about the same actual model.