The dark red mini dress has a relatively straight strapless upper edge. Vertical lines divide the bodice, while the surface looks more gathered at the waist and short skirt. Small light reflections spread across the darker colour. Large hoop earrings accompany the open neck area, with hands at the hips. The image therefore brings together a shorter outline, points of shine and a clearer upper line. It provides no complete shoe view for your later combination; assess that separately on your own actual outfit.
Look at the open upper area without extra neck jewellery first. Would you retain earrings as one accent or prefer another jewellery distribution? Add one piece at a time on the real dress. This makes it easier to see whether a quieter neck area or another line supports your intention. The darker colour imposes no particular metal shade, and the pictured hoops are an option rather than a necessary addition.
Test the gathered area with your planned hand and bag positions afterwards. An object in front of the waist may cover part of the surface. Decide on the actual outfit which zone you want visible, assessing it while standing and making the movements you expect. Choose shoes alongside the real length instead of assuming an unseen combination.