A long pale dress has numerous star-like gold-coloured and brighter forms over a translucent-looking outer area. A deep V leads towards the neck above a shorter paler inner layer. The outer skirt continues farther to the floor. One hand holds matching side fabric widely outward, with large round pale earrings framing the face. The raised area displays the pattern but does not show its ordinary position with relaxed hands. Neither the gold colour nor paleness identifies material or the actual construction of the shorter inner layer.
Use this reference if you want continuous shorter coverage rather than separate upper and lower pieces. Try a real available combination and choose where its inner edge should end. Let the side fabric fall naturally next and walk several steps in your shoes. Sit and compare both lower boundaries again. Ask whether the inner layer belongs to the model and whether another length is available. Fabric held outward can supplement your ordinary stance, but should not replace the whole decision about actual overlap in the outfit you plan to wear.