Just look at the folds in the belly and hip area of her dress , apparently she had not sat enough to cause the silk to wrinkle up on her. But with silk being silk, it tended to wrinkle and form creases when women squeezed their bodies in it that if they sat for long in any silk garments, wrinkles tend to form. But even then, with her upper body slightly bent forward, with the initial non-mature wrinkles already developed, they already started to show as the woman bent slightly ... forward her body. And then as she walked, there probably was a rear zipper running the entire length of the dress . As her legs spread apart for the stride, they pulled the slit further apart as to stain the zipper somewhat. But imagine as the woman pulled the zipper up to close the dress on her, as she pulled the zipper up with her hands behind her back, as she pulled to close the zipper, the dress gradually closing in and clinging to her body. Just imagine that feeling as she slid that zipper up her back as it got tighter and tighter.

I really like her high gloss, emerald green silk dress with the way that she strained it and dwelt within it, it was and still is incredible!

Just look at how her whole left thigh revealed itself right underneath that silk piece of her, it was because of the clingy nature of the natural silk fabric that tended to cling to her thigh or her entire body. And as the soft and silky fabric went around and wrap around her body, any movement of her, be it a simple small step of her legs, or a simple bend down, a sit down or lace even a simple laugh, that initial movement would sensed by the dress it followed the induced movement and resurfaced themselves as folds, wrinkles and creases anywhere in the dress . And then when she began to feel to be intense, as she crossed her legs intensively listening, the tightness in her hip area intensified as to create wrinkles and creases along the front lap area and also in the rear seated area of that silk dress of her.