A pale dress with boots shows a tiered patterned skirt, uncovered shoulders, an oval-linked belt and turquoise-coloured accents at neck and wrist.
A pale boot shaft with a V-shaped upper edge appears beneath the uneven lower edge. Toe, heel and complete shaft height are outside the frame. The visible shaft edge is therefore a more specific starting point than an assumed toe shape. Check the real pair to see how much appears below your dress while standing and walking rather than assuming the photograph supplies the entire boot shape.
The belt places large repeating forms against the finer pattern. Turquoise-coloured neck and wrist pieces add smaller accents. Decide whether you want these two kinds of repetition together. Begin with only the belt or necklace before adding the next piece, keeping it clear which addition changes the complete picture.
The colour description proves no particular gemstone, and a pale shoe establishes no specific leather. The belt fastening is not sufficiently documented either. Use the visible shapes as inspiration and check actual product details on the items you intend to use.