The closer picture shows a pale dress with large flower-like shapes along an off-shoulder upper border. They extend onto the upper-arm sides. Below, the comparatively quiet bodice is divided by vertical lines, while the skirt widens from the waist. One hand is near the neck area and the other nearer the skirt. Dark hair is drawn back with smaller ear details visible. The complete hem is missing. Projecting decoration establishes its visible position, rather than a detachable connection or botanically identified flower species, and the photograph does not demonstrate a second worn version.
If you want this upper emphasis, point to the beginning and end of the decoration on the real dress. Assess the shoulder side with arms relaxed before deciding on a change. Ask which parts belong permanently and whether another offered version exists. A proposed outfit change needs a view after actual removal if the product permits it. Add your earrings afterwards with hair unchanged. Try the intended outer layer beside the real border and request handling instructions. The larger-looking trim alone does not explain how that combination should be put on or removed.