The thin-strap wedding dress has a clearly open V at the front neckline. Numerous small bright details cover the bodice, with translucent-looking sections at the sides of the waist. The wide skirt carries further decoration and extends behind the wearer. Both hands are at the waist, deliberately shaping the upper-body pose. Unlike the high-neck example, the actual upper front edge is lower and open. The small bright decorations do not identify a particular stone, material or internal support system; they are useful visible details for comparing density and neckline placement.
Use this reference when assessing a high frame beside an open V. On your own dress, identify the outer edge first and the desired amount of decoration second. Test the actual thin straps with relaxed arms and while sitting, rather than only posing with hands at the waist. Add intended jewellery afterwards. If you prefer this wider skirt, look for the desired combination on a real available model. These different references do not establish that their bodices and skirts can be interchanged. A closer side view of the same dress is also needed when choosing coverage beside the waist.