1 / 4Front reference for selecting an evening dress with a train: green folds, pointed upper sides, a held high leg opening and cloth on the floor; back view absent.
A green folded front combines pointed upper sides with a high leg opening. One hand holds its edge; cloth gathers on the floor at the bottom right.
A closer look · Photo 1

Green folded front with cloth on the floor

The long green shape has a strapless upper edge with pointed sides and a lower centre. Several folded lines cross the bodice and run diagonally towards the hip. A high front leg opening sits at the right of the image. The hand on that side pulls its edge upwards while the other arm stays low. More green cloth gathers on the floor at the bottom right. The entire head and face are included, with larger pale curling earrings and one open pale strap shoe clearly visible.

Holding the edge changes the visible leg opening. Compare that arrangement separately from the ordinary fall of the actual offered model. The floor area does not explain a measured rear extension or prepared bustle either. The complete back is missing. Broader quieter reflections establish neither satin nor a specific fibre or maker.

Ask for your candidate’s front with hands free and its complete corresponding back with the floor area. Add your intended shoes for the length decision. Record the shaped upper edge as a separate preference so it is not confused with a train function that has yet to be confirmed.

At a glance

A green folded front combines pointed upper sides with a high leg opening. One hand holds its edge; cloth gathers on the floor at the bottom right.

Frequently asked questions

Does the held edge show the leg opening in its ordinary fall?

One hand pulls the high opening’s edge upwards. Its ordinary course needs another view of the same actual dress with hands free.

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