A continuous long skirt line stays more closed in this pale view than in the red reference. Darker ornaments travel from bodice over hip into the skirt. The rounded upper edge is strapless. The shape follows the body more closely initially, then widens towards the floor. Hands rest beside the upper skirt area. A comparable front leg opening is not visible in this particular view.
Use the picture to compare length without the same open leg line. You may prefer the continuous surface while wanting quieter decoration. Alternatively, the ornaments may appeal while you seek more lower width. Describe those preferences separately. The photograph cannot identify a particular invitation or prescribe a role for the wearer at a celebration.
Test the actual shape walking and seated, particularly the space around the knees. A widening lower area does not explain every movement possibility. Choose the hem with real shoes and discuss alterations on the model. Visible patterns cannot establish material or manufacturing method; they remain a separate design layer alongside the length decision.