A dark blue dress with pooled hem shows a V-shaped upper line, diagonal hip folds and a broad dark area resting across the floor below.
Although the frame includes the lower area on the floor, it does not show the shoes beneath. You can compare the visible shape rather than establish clearance for a particular shoe combination. Diagonal folds lead across the hip, followed by a narrower line before the surface becomes broader at floor level. That is the specific information available in this view.
For your own dress, take an ordinary picture in the planned shoes and request side and rear views as well. When sitting, check where the lower fabric lies. On standing up, notice whether you want to rearrange it before taking a step. This supplies precisely the information that a still pose cannot provide.
The pictured interior does not describe your event venue. It cannot prove a particular party context or dress code. Your selection needs to connect the desired visible line with your own route and everyday actions in the complete outfit, rather than using the room setting as a recommendation.