3 / 6Pale floral bodice with a dotted translucent-looking neck ground, long decorated arm areas and a wide skirt visibly gathered at one side
A dotted fine translucent-looking ground covers the neck and chest above a floral bodice. One clearly visible hand gathers side skirt fabric.
A closer look · Photo 3

Floral bodice with a dotted fine neck ground

The pale front view combines a denser floral bodice with a wide plainer long skirt. A fine translucent-looking ground with small dots extends over the neck, chest and shoulders. Longer floral arm areas continue downwards. The hair is tied high. One hand is clearly visible gathering skirt fabric at the side, while the other remains partly concealed. A longer pale area lies on the ground at the right of the image. Shoes are not clear beneath the skirt.

This image helps compare a finely patterned upper transition beside a larger plainer lower surface. The upper area is not simply completely bare skin. Its visible dots explain neither a particular fibre nor a material name. Gathering the fabric affects the distribution shown without establishing a pocket or an unchanged normal standing width.

Request a view of a similar real candidate with both skirt sides released. Inspect the fine-looking ground closely and with your intended underwear. Add the complete rear view. This lets you record the floral upper area and early skirt fullness as separate preferences.

At a glance

A dotted fine translucent-looking ground covers the neck and chest above a floral bodice. One clearly visible hand gathers side skirt fabric.

Frequently asked questions

What affects the skirt distribution in this floral front view?

One clearly visible hand gathers a skirt side, while the other hand remains partly concealed. An additional view with the fabric released is needed to assess its distribution without that pose.

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