Pale ruffled edges define the broader lower section of this reference. Above a narrow pale waist band sits a comparatively quieter bodice with several fine vertical lines and a shaped upper border. A larger leaf- or feather-like ornament appears beside one shoulder. A high skirt opening exposes a leg and a fine-strapped shoe. These contours are clearly visible without establishing a field of small sparkling elements.
Use the dress as a deliberate alternative if the projecting skirt shape particularly appeals. Compare its larger edges with the quiet lower area of the red example. Do you want additional contour or more small bright points? Both preferences can remain separate. The form need not become sparkle evidence to help with the decision.
Walk a few steps in your own trial and examine the edge again in an ordinary stance. Ask which borders should remain during an alteration. Have the shoulder ornament explained on the particular garment too. Its shape establishes neither genuine feathers nor removable attachment; both require separate product information.