A black mini with a shaped neckline separates the open shoulder area from a densely patterned bodice. The upper edge rises and falls through several curves, with small pattern ends extending beyond parts of it. Vertical lines run down the front before the short skirt opens outward. A dark neckband adds a second line above the dress. Those visible lines can be described without identifying the internal construction. The photograph cannot establish which components lie behind them or how much support the garment provides. Its pattern also does not confirm a particular fibre or manufacturing method.
If you like this arrangement, examine the actual candidate without additional neck jewellery first. Move your arms as you would while greeting someone and sitting down. Then compare the neckband idea with smaller earrings or an open neck area. Do you want the curved edge to remain the main detail, or do you prefer another dark line above it? Look at the flared hem with your own shoes afterwards. Liking the pattern does not require choosing the same short length or internal structure. For those decisions, obtain the specifications and complete views of the actual dress.