An off-shoulder wedding dress combines long translucent-looking sleeves with fabric arranged diagonally across the chest and shoulders. Bodice lines remain visible below. Small bright star-like forms are scattered over the wide pale skirt. A short pale necklace sits in the open upper area and small earrings are also visible. Both hands rest against objects at the sides. The photograph primarily shows the relationship between bare shoulders, longer sleeves and a short necklace. It does not have the same high outer edge as the leading reference, despite covering more of the arms.
Compare the neckline alone first. If you like the necklace placement, try your own piece on the actual intended dress and look at the space between jewellery and fabric. Do not assume that position transfers unchanged to a high neckline. Next compare the long sleeves with the high example’s short shoulder sections. Reach both arms forward, then let them relax. The supported hands do not show how the upper section sits in an ordinary relaxed stance. Your own fitting should therefore include free arm movement and the actual connection between sleeve and neckline.