I can't for the life of me find anything remotely offensive (and bugger me, I have tried) in the word Oriental. That is about as offensive as calling an Asian an Asian! The word actually has an exotic feel to it; anything but offensive. And, Oriental pertains to the far East - Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, China, etc - which, I assume, she probably is. Should I be offended by being called European because that's where I'm from? Heck . . . go the whole way and call me a white, male, European mother f----r. Wouldn't bother me at all! And you know why? There is too much more unpleasant shit in the world to worry about without the distraction of such trivialities!

JD,
I missed the others and their comments but why is this such an issue ?
who said it is archaic word ?
who are they to say so ?
who is insulted ? bring them forward, OH must be the woke drones, hummm.
I am not attacking you but answering and replying to a statement to all who subscribe to this mess.
Oh, I just realized, this is UHH. Oh well this is how it goes, none of us are safe from woke police.
Sorry bro, I said what I said and I stand behind it.
Keep'n it real, Bruce.

Ok, you asked for it. Great model and pose--very demure-- and her outfit goes great with her skin tone. And you captured the mood really well. But, I think your main flash is set for the right exposure, but is too low, so it casts harsh shadows especially those that cut into her waist on c.l., and creates glare (blown highlights) on her face, especially that hot spot on her nose. If you moved it up to the 45 degree position, it would also put more light on her hair, which, because it is underexposed, lacks detail and texture. Also, that out-of-focus black thing on c.r. is distracting and cuts across that otherwise beautiful curve of her bottom; even with "candid" photos, the background and foreground should be identifiable and relevant. As for the really picky stuff, I'd remove that thread and shadow on her right thigh, which adds nothing, and unless she really likes them, I would also remove the 4 brown spots that run diagonally across her belly.
With this photo, you could open the exposure on her hair in LR or PS, easily remove the small stuff in PS. But that black thing is there to stay.