4 / 4Silver-looking long V front with broader neck-directed upper areas, bare arms and vertical little reflective routes; high leg opening beside wavy lower border, pale crossed ankle straps and open toes, higher bun with small hair accent.
A silver-looking V front leaves arms bare above longer reflective routes and a high leg opening with a wavy edge. A high bun and small bright accent frame the head.
A closer look · Photo 4

Silver-looking V front beside a wavy leg-opening edge

The silver-looking long front leads broader upper areas towards the neck beside a deeper V middle. Both shoulders and arms remain bare. Many little reflective routes continue vertically from the closer waist into a longer lower form. A high front leg opening is bordered by a longer wavy folded edge. Another lower area rests on the floor. Pale crossed ankle straps and open toes appear below. Both arms are lowered, with hands beside the body. Head and face are included, with hair taken into a higher bun and a small bright hair accent. No matching own rear appears.

Follow the wavy boundary separately from the vertical reflections. Little light points determine neither real metal nor particular sequins, textile fibres or historical age. The hair ornament is not confirmed as supplied with the dress, and the setting does not establish an attended occasion.

Request the same real model’s normal complete front, sides and rear with planned shoes. Inspect the opening after ordinary movements and try your chosen hairstyle. Confirm actual material and included pieces rather than assigning a decade from the reflected surface and accessories.

At a glance

A silver-looking V front leaves arms bare above longer reflective routes and a high leg opening with a wavy edge. A high bun and small bright accent frame the head.

Frequently asked questions

Which hairstyle appears above the silver-looking V front?

Hair is taken into a higher bun with a small bright accent above the silver-looking V front. This photographed styling establishes neither the ornament’s material nor a compulsory hairstyle for the dress.

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