1 / 5Club outfit styling reference: mint-looking dress with fine straps, a deeply folded front edge and closer waist; one hand lifts side fabric at the leg opening, head and complete hem missing.
Fine straps and folded upper areas accompany the closer waist. One hand lifts side fabric at the pronounced leg opening.
A closer look · Photo 1

Mint draping with a held side opening

The mint-looking reference has fine straps beside deeply folded upper areas. Several diagonal folds lead across the closer waist into the lower side section. One hand holds and lifts fabric there beside a pronounced open leg area. The opposite arm lies partly behind the body. A fine necklace and wrist jewellery accompany the upper view. The head above the chin, complete lower edge and shoes are outside the picture. The view therefore confirms neither a full lower length nor an event actually attended.

Notice the holding hand before treating the opening as a fixed shape of the dress. Ask to see the same side of the real candidate with freely falling fabric. Then compare which opening actually remains while standing and walking normally. The pictured distance between fabric and leg is not a length measurement.

Smoother shining areas establish neither fibre nor inner construction. Try the offered model with your underwear and intended shoes. Add its own rear and complete lower view before selecting the combination.

At a glance

Fine straps and folded upper areas accompany the closer waist. One hand lifts side fabric at the pronounced leg opening.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the mint side opening need a view with the fabric released?

One hand lifts side fabric in the mint reference. A view with the side released shows which opening remains on the offered model without that position.

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