A neck bow sits directly beneath the face in this front view. The patterned curved edge of the hood leaves hair visible inside its opening. A translucent-looking outer layer spreads broadly over the arms, with the floral drawing of the bodice still visible underneath. Hands held at the front take up little space beside the chest area. No complete lower hem is shown. The comparison therefore centres on the small tie, the face frame and the broad layer across the shoulders rather than the overall length of the dress.
If this short central point appeals to you, try it with the earrings you intend to wear. A long necklace is an additional decision within an already divided front area. Change your hand position and lift one arm slightly at the fitting so you can assess the broad outer section away from the calm pictured pose. Check whether the edge returns to the position you want after a head turn. The view establishes shape, but no reliably visible detachable connection. Have any such function demonstrated on the real dress rather than deriving it from the presence of a bow.