Botanical motif, varied technique
A floral detail may use embroidery, be worked into lace, appliquéd or printed. Fine motifs can give the surface a light rhythm, while larger blooms become a central design feature. Pattern density and placement matter as much as the type of flower.
Look at whether the motif borders the neckline or hem, gathers on the bodice or spreads across the skirt. Close views help identify the technique; a full-length image shows its effect on the silhouette. For raised blooms that stand away from the base fabric, see wedding dresses with dimensional flowers.
The floral pattern on Baccara travels through sheer lace sleeves and the wider lace surface, while its structured bodice remains visible beneath draping. That gives the motif continuity across different parts of the gown. A lace wedding dress may carry flowers within the fabric itself; a raised bloom in dimensional flower designs projects away from it.