Long outer skirt areas fall from a narrow waist beside a visibly short inner section. The upper part has dense pale ornament and a V-shaped front edge. One long outer area is spread sideways and looks translucent. The visible join does not establish whether sections can be removed or explain the precise construction underneath.
Use this as an alternative to ordered broad skirt folds. Do you want long open lines beside a shorter middle, or large surfaces within a more closed skirt? Both arrangements may show substantial outer areas but answer different design preferences. That separation is more useful at a consultation than placing every appealing reference under one imprecise garment term.
For an actual offer, ask what all the included parts are, then let the outer areas hang freely. Examine the front without the sideways hand movement. Decide how much of the short centre you want visible in an ordinary position. The image is particularly useful for that question, rather than as evidence of fine regular pleating or a construction that can be changed in any desired way.