The red V front connects two fine straps to a deeper middle frame. Denser floral lines spread across the bodice. A finer-looking surface sits at the centre. The pattern ends around the waist; a quieter broad long skirt with larger vertical folds begins below it. Both arms hang lower beside the body. Head, face and loose dark hair are fully included. The lower red surface conceals the shoes. No higher leg opening is visible in this front. That does not establish a corresponding back shape; the same actual model needs its own rear view.
Compare the transition between the two surfaces without automatically identifying the floral pattern as a particular lace. The quieter lower zone helps you name the bodice distribution. Request a closer view of that boundary on the actual candidate and its own product description. Keep visible drawing separate from confirmed material identity.
If you want similar upper patterning, record your desired skirt width too. Two floral bodice pictures need not show the same lower shape. Check the real complete hem with your shoes and add sides and back of the same model.