A floral border behind a narrower shape finishes this rear view on grass. Fine shoulder lines lead towards a deep open back. The dress follows hips and upper skirt more closely before spreading behind. Its outside area looks translucent and carries denser pale floral motifs. A bouquet is held low at one side beside the hip. The turned stance and side-held flowers limit the unobstructed view of part of the contour.
Compare the outside curve first. Would you like denser drawing mainly along the border, with a quieter area above? That preference need not require the same narrower upper shape. Record both separately. The arranged surface reveals motifs without establishing actual dimensions or the suitability of every similar-looking garment for grass. Those questions concern your particular offer and proposed handling.
Request a rear view without the bouquet obstruction and the candidate’s own front. Walk briefly and inspect the new border position. Ask about a confirmed arrangement if you intend to lift the trailing area later. Visible motifs establish neither existing attachment points nor particular textile composition. Clearing that side also separates the preferred border from the flowers covering part of it.