This styling reference for a wedding dress with ruffles shows a very large pale cascading skirt area. A closer patterned bodice with lacing-like drawing at the back sits above it. The shoulder area looks partly sheer. The person appears from a rear-side angle beside a dark wooden frame, with one hand at the upper skirt. Many broader waves overlap across the lower area. Feet and a complete freely falling finish are not visible. The pose belongs to the arrangement and establishes no normal standing width.
Consider the back lines as visible drawing first. Would you like a narrower upper area beside those large cascades? Have the actual back construction shown for the real offer. A lacing-like form establishes neither a specific adjustable fastening nor its operation. Explained construction matters to the selection rather than a handling action assumed from the photograph.
Ask for complete views of the same dress with a freely falling skirt afterwards. Compare the beginning of its cascades with your preferred waist line there. This reference helps describe ruffle location and relative scale; fit and normal space use remain questions for the actual model.