The pale green front has thin shoulder lines and a deep V-shaped upper edge. A fine central ground sits between denser patterned areas. Small reflective branching lines cover the upper body and descend towards the upper hips. Larger quieter skirt areas open below the closer waist. Both hands rest at the hips, leaving the central front available for comparison. The full head and face are shown, with loose hair falling over one side. The lower fabric conceals the shoes.
Trace the end of the fine drawing before judging the complete amount of decoration. The central ground should not automatically be called entirely bare skin. Bright points identify no particular stones or fibres, and the colour establishes no wedding occasion. The photograph also does not document an inner support system.
Ask for a similar real candidate in a normal stance with the arms lowered. Inspect its upper ground with your intended underwear and request the corresponding back. View the whole skirt with your shoes. This keeps the pattern distribution separate from unknown construction and the photographed pose.