1 / 4Modest wedding dress outline reference: higher white neck edge, long closer sleeves and a wide finely reflective skirt; one hand holds cloth at the side.
A higher white neck edge and long closer sleeves carry many small reflections. The skirt opens from the waist; one hand holds side cloth.
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Higher white neck edge above a wide skirt

The long white dress has a higher rounded neck edge and long closer sleeves reaching the wrists. Many small pale reflections spread across bodice, arms and skirt. A quieter central waist line leads into a very broad lower area. One hand holds some side cloth at the left of the image; the other sits lower at the opposite side. The entire head and face are included. The broad slightly shaped lower border is visible, with shoes hidden beneath.

Holding the side area affects the width shown. Add a comparison without holding on the actual candidate rather than adopting the whole outline as a fixed ordinary shape. The many small reflections establish no particular embellishment technique or fibre. A photographically denser-looking surface likewise does not explain every inner layer actually offered.

Request the real model’s own back and add your intended shoes. Consider the higher neck edge with your planned hairstyle before including jewellery. The street setting belongs to the background and supplies no requirement for your occasion or information about the dress’s actual included features.

At a glance

A higher white neck edge and long closer sleeves carry many small reflections. The skirt opens from the waist; one hand holds side cloth.

Frequently asked questions

Does the held side skirt area show its ordinary width?

One hand holds some cloth at the side and affects the visible width. Add a view with hands free and an ordinary fall on the actual candidate.

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