Side skirt volume creates the most pronounced lower outline of this red short dress. Its sleeveless bodice has a high front neck edge and a comparatively quiet centre. Broad skirt areas project at the sides below the waist, with larger folds visible within them. One hand is near the window frame and the other side of the body stands before a pale wall. The image shows additional lower surface, rather than the same densely gathered middle as the other two shape references. It provides no precise material or internal construction specification.
Use it as a counterquestion: are you seeking many converging lines or mainly a broader short skirt outline? If the side shape appeals, compare it with a quiet neckline and few accessories. Let your arms rest naturally at the fitting and view the side area while seated on a chair too. Inspect the actual skirt position after standing before arranging it for the mirror. You can enjoy the red colour while still distinguishing additional width from a more closely gathered front, making the next garment comparison more purposeful.