The rose short dress combines a floral bodice with a curved neckline. Large pale bow-like forms occupy the shoulder and upper-arm areas. Fuller short skirt layers below look quieter than the bodice. Both hands rest on the hips. Lower feet are only partly shown. A waterside background completes the scene, but establishes neither an event type nor suitability for a particular invitation. Read the visible forms separately rather than treating the photograph as a ready-made recommendation.
Compare the size and position of the upper side accents first. They provide an additional shape idea alongside the floral bodice drawing. Whether they are actual bows, and whether they can be changed or removed, needs clarification on the offered model. A visible pale form does not establish those functions.
Add relaxed-arm and matching rear views for your selection. The hip pose changes the side gap. Then try your outer layer with those large upper forms and make the intended arm movements. This assesses the actual combination without assuming support or freedom from a stationary photograph. Complete the cropped foot area on the same candidate as well.