The rose short dress shows thin straps and a florally bordered upper V line. An area at the upper centre appears translucent. Smaller dot-like details spread across the fuller skirt beneath. One hand holds the skirt to the side while the other arm is lower. The shoe area is cropped. Larger upper motifs and finer lower drawing give this reference a different distribution from the more strongly floral skirt in the neighbouring view. The visible distinction concerns the scale of those two areas.
Note whether this size difference particularly appeals. You can prefer a more pronounced upper pattern with a quieter or more finely distributed skirt. That is independent of how deep you want the real neckline. The photograph confirms neither an exact inner layer nor a particular lace type. Clarify the central area’s actual construction on the real offer.
Have the same skirt shown without the hand hold and add its matching rear. Try your intended shoes in a complete view. If the translucent-looking centre appeals, ask about the actual layer underneath and compare it with your undergarments. That combination establishes your preferred coverage.