The high-neck wedding dress has an outer rounded edge close to the neck. Below it, floral shapes cover a translucent-looking upper section while denser decoration outlines a deeper V. Short sleeve sections cover the tops of the shoulders. The waist is defined and the closer upper skirt opens through a high front slit, with longer fabric trailing at the sides. A long earring and a pale T-strap shoe are visible. The inner decorative line and the actual outside neckline should therefore be described separately. A high boundary does not automatically mean an opaque upper panel.
Use the image to specify the coverage you want. Is the priority a high frame, a less revealing upper area, or both? Have the available model shown with the intended underwear. Compare your earrings without an additional necklace first and turn your head normally. For the whole outfit, walk and sit in the actual dress and shoes, watching the slit and side extensions. Their presence is visible; whether those extensions can be removed or altered needs information about that specific garment rather than an assumption based on the photograph.