1 / 3Party dress with side cut-outs as a visible waist reference: long close-fitting red dress viewed from the front with exposed waist sides, high neck edge and longer central neckline opening, short upper-arm sections and hanging lines; whole hem and shoes absent.
Exposed side-waist areas sit between a denser bodice and close-fitting lower section. Hanging red lines accompany the front beneath a high neck edge.
A closer look · Photo 1

Red waist openings beside hanging lines

The longer red front has a high neck edge beside shorter upper-arm sections. A long narrower central neckline opening leads down before the chest. Further regions remain exposed at the waist sides between denser cloth boundaries. Hanging red lines accompany upper surfaces and the close-fitting lower section. A high leg opening starts farther down in the skirt, distinct from those side-waist locations. Both arms are lowered, with hands farther down at the sides. Head and face are completely included beside longer loose hair. Whole lower hem and footwear are absent. The exterior setting establishes neither a particular celebration nor actual use of the garment.

Follow side boundaries separately from hanging lines. An overlapping detail may obscure part of an edge without demonstrating adjustment or a detachable connection. Reflections cannot identify fibre.

Request the offered model’s side views and full back. Add normal complete length with your shoes, having actual upper and side construction explained before treating its openings as a technical description.

At a glance

Exposed side-waist areas sit between a denser bodice and close-fitting lower section. Hanging red lines accompany the front beneath a high neck edge.

Frequently asked questions

Which lines accompany the red waist openings?

Longer hanging red lines sit beside and over the red waist openings. These visible details show neither material nor adjustable connections; a close view needs to explain the actual edges separately.

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