A black gown with red flowers distributes dark lines and red shapes across bodice and larger lower area. Its upper finish exposes more neck and shoulder area than the high-collar reference. Paler intermediate fields divide the defined middle, while longer side arm pieces carry motifs too. The picture particularly helps with two separate choices: how much red you want within the dark arrangement and how clearly the middle areas should appear divided.
Compare a similar motif idea without another red bouquet first. Introduce planned flowers at the actual carrying position afterwards. The dress can supply the colour alone or share it with a second area. Keep other additions unchanged so this decision remains clear. Less colour on another real model is another possible direction rather than requiring every motif in the photograph.
Have actual inner layers and middle coverage explained. Try underwear, reaching and sitting, then request direct rear pictures. The paler fields cannot establish exact construction from this view. Colour and shape can supply a personal gothic idea while material and version remain questions for the particular offered garment.