A floral button back appears in a close turned view here. Small pale round details form a long central row from upper back to waist. Floral motifs spread beside it across the translucent-looking section, forming short shoulder edges. A fuller, less densely patterned skirt begins beneath. Part of the waved hair falls over one shoulder, with a small pale hair ornament visible. The complete lower hem lies outside the photograph. This makes the picture useful for assessing the row against the upper decoration, while leaving the full skirt length to another view.
Decide how much of the central line you want visible beside your planned hair first. Compare the same rear view with the actual veil if you intend one. Its edge adds another line that should be positioned deliberately. The small details establish neither pearl material nor a particular fastening function. Request a demonstration on the real dress, then another closed-back view after sitting. Add a full-length picture with your intended shoes for the lower decision. Liking the close rear arrangement does not automatically settle the length or handling of the whole garment.