3 / 5Pale long shoulder panels reaching the floor beside a closer decorated front with leaf and vine motifs and diagonal spaces; pulled-back hair and concealed footwear.
Two quiet long shoulder panels frame a closer centre with large leaf and vine forms. Footwear is concealed beneath the lower surfaces.
A closer look · Photo 3

Pale long shoulder panels beside a patterned centre

Pale long shoulder panels fall to the floor on both sides of a closer patterned centre. Larger leaf and vine forms overlap more regular diagonal spaces in the front surface. The upper line is curved. Finer side areas remain visible between the denser shapes. Hands are largely hidden by the body and long surfaces. Footwear cannot be seen beneath the lower finish. The full head and face with smoothly pulled-back hair are included. This view supplies neither a personal height nor product measurements.

Read the quiet outer panels separately from the densely drawn centre. The photograph does not show their complete attachments. Lying beside the arms makes them neither closed sleeves nor automatically removable pieces. Precise inner coverage also needs explaining for an actual offered model. A finer intermediate ground cannot count the supplied inner pieces for you.

If the long side framing interests you, name its starting point and intended lower length in the consultation. See that construction with moving arms, from both sides and from behind. A long photographed line establishes no particular personal height. Your selection needs your measurements and the actual position of the lower surfaces with your shoes rather than a guess based on the image.

At a glance

Two quiet long shoulder panels frame a closer centre with large leaf and vine forms. Footwear is concealed beneath the lower surfaces.

Frequently asked questions

Does the position of the long panels establish a detachable construction?

No. The pale long shoulder panels are visible at the sides, but their complete attachments or detachability are not shown.

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