An asymmetric upper line reaches a larger pale knot beside the neck. Longer narrow panels fall from that area over the front centre. The shoulder tops remain visible beside different connections to the diagonal front. Fabric gathers at the waist and the long skirt opens over one leg. Pale cloth lies on the ground at the side and behind. A narrow-strap shoe is visible through the opening. Drawn-back hair leaves longer earrings visible beside the neck connection.
Compare where the panels begin and end before adopting the complete silhouette. Their downward route is a different idea from the angular main reference’s lateral width. A visible knot does not establish its exact fastening or possible adjustment. A pale softly falling surface does not identify a fibre either.
If this upper direction appeals, point out the neck connection and front panels separately at a fitting. Try your hairstyle with the actual candidate afterwards. Add walking and seated views for the leg opening: the arrangement spread across the ground cannot confirm its route during movement. The photograph is a visible direction to discuss, rather than a complete fit description.