The violet mini dress shows larger strongly reflective-looking surfaces. Slim lines lead from the shoulders into a centrally gathered upper area. A small triangular opening remains visible underneath. A more horizontally divided waist separates it from the wider short folded skirt. The hands sit in front, partly beside that transition. Compared with the long violet patterned reference, the emphasis lies in another relationship between surface and upper outline, rather than only a different length. Identify which feature attracts you before choosing the complete arrangement.
Look at the centre without an additional necklace first. Do you want the gathered meeting of upper areas to remain the main emphasis? Add your intended pendant on the real dress afterwards and observe its lower position. Does it accompany or cover the visible centre? That decision requires neither changing the whole colour choice nor adding several new shiny accessories together. Keep other pieces unchanged while comparing the pendant.
Assess the shorter skirt with your intended shoes next. Move in the real combination and hold your bag in the positions you plan to use. The pictured hand arrangement is one moment. Your selection depends on which areas remain visible during your own movements and which distribution you want to keep.