The fine floral waist front extends the bodice drawing into narrow vertical paths. A V neckline with scalloped floral borders sits above. Short shoulder sections finish with uneven floral edges over the upper arms. A narrow horizontal band crosses the waist, separating the broader skirt beginning below. The arms hang down. The full head and loose pale hair are included. The light landscape behind the person supplies no measurement or confirmed occasion, and the actual garment length cannot be calculated from that setting.
Compare the finer intermediate areas at the waist with the denser floral sections above. Their visible difference explains neither the inner layers nor a precise textile technique. No working button row is shown in the front centre either. This angle mainly describes the relationship between vertical drawing and the horizontal waist line.
Your selection still needs the complete lower finish: the hem and shoes are outside the frame. Request that length on the same offered dress. Explain whether the short shoulder ends, V line or finer waist transition matters most to you. Those details can be discussed individually without claiming a back that has not been shown or an opening that has not been demonstrated.