The deep floral front line is bridged by a finer upper surface. That area travels over the upper chest towards the short shoulder sections. Denser flower-like forms accompany the deep centre and closer bodice. Below the waist, pale drawing continues into the partly shown skirt. The body leans sideways against a tiled surface. One hand is near the neck and the other hangs below. The face and head with straight dark hair are included. The actual back is not shown, and the finer front area cannot explain it.
The visible bridge above the deep line is the key comparison detail. It is not the same as a completely open upper chest. Its precise construction and attachment are not explained by the photograph either. A small jewellery accent at the ear cannot determine how that textile area is made, while pale flower shapes supply no fabric specification.
If you want to discuss this upper connection, point to its actual course rather than only saying “deep neckline”. Request the corresponding area on the offered dress in a straight standing position. The complete lower length and feet are still missing here. Any rear fastening or button line also needs an additional view and demonstration on that same real model.