Broad straps and a deep centre sit clearly beside one another in this front view. Longer pale upper areas lead towards a low-reaching front edge. Fine projecting forms appear near the waist, with lighter drawings distributed over a broader skirt below. These several accents can appeal together, but should not be treated as one inseparable decision. Their appearance cannot establish the material of the decoration.
Compare the upper frame with hair held back first. Do you want the broader shoulder surface independently of the centre depth? Hold a hand in front of the waist detail afterwards, without changing the dress, to understand its additional visual contribution. Another actual version could combine the shoulder idea with a quieter middle.
Try a necklace only after separating those choices. Check its distance from the front edge and decide whether you want another line there. On the real garment, the bodice connection and intended underwear belong in the same fitting. The stationary view cannot explain every internal layer or how the arrangement feels while seated.