5 / 6Pale floral dress outdoors with low short shoulder sections, vertical bodice lines, a broad skirt and large leaf and flower motifs to the lower edge; one hand holds a side.
The pale outdoor front carries large floral motifs over the bodice and broad skirt. Follow their distribution to the lower edge rather than assuming a fibre.
A closer look · Photo 5

Follow the broad floral skirt below the waist

The broad floral skirt opens below the waist in this pale outdoor front. Larger leaf and flower shapes spread across the bodice and continue farther down. Short floral shoulder sections sit below exposed shoulders. Vertical lines divide the upper front surface. One hand holds a little skirt at the side while the other arm stays down. Shoes cannot be clearly identified within the lower area. A clothing size cannot be established from this view.

Follow one larger motif from the upper area into the skirt. Do you prefer continuous drawing or a quieter lower section? You can ask that question about an actual model without ordering the exact photographed surface. Name both zones in the enquiry so that a similarly decorated bodice alone is not treated as a complete answer.

Then inspect the real candidate with the held skirt side released. Add the entire rear length and your own shoes. Any lower-edge alteration needs an explanation of the motif layout on that particular dress. The picture shows distribution rather than a promised alteration option or documented size.

At a glance

The pale outdoor front carries large floral motifs over the bodice and broad skirt. Follow their distribution to the lower edge rather than assuming a fibre.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the large motifs continue below the bodice?

Large floral shapes continue beyond the waist into the broad skirt and towards its lower edge. Their visible distribution does not establish the exact fibre or attachment method.

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