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Wide bridal sleeves: 4 views with different arm boundaries

Four independent pale references compare different arm boundaries. The main view has fuller fine-looking sleeves with ends that become closer again, alongside a broad quiet skirt. A close floral shoulder view, a long floral form with low upper-arm sections and a thin-strapped front with bare arms provide comparisons. An openly flared trumpet end is not clearly demonstrated. The pictures are not confirmed as one model or an interchangeable sleeve system.

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At a glance

A front with fuller fine sleeves sits beside short floral shoulder areas, low upper-arm sections and thin straps with bare arms. Four independent references.

Frequently asked questions

How do the main view and close floral image differ at the shoulders?

The main view places a broad folded frame low across the shoulders. Above its deep inner V, the floral close view has a higher finer shoulder area with small floral outer ends.

How do the main view and gate reference differ in lower pattern areas?

The main view has larger quieter skirt surfaces. The gate reference continues floral drawing into a broader floor area with a more defined floral border.

Which arm areas do the main view and thin-strapped reference compare?

The main view has longer finer sleeves with visible fullness and a narrower finish. The thin-strapped reference leaves the arms bare beneath small shoulder connections.

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