A reflective dark blue bodice puts the clearest shiny accent above the waist in this view. Its front edge forms two rounded areas. Thin straps lead upwards while short lower bands sit at the shoulder sides. The middle creates a clear transition into the long skirt, whose vertical folds look quieter. Longer earrings occupy the exposed neck area. Both arms are lowered beside the body, and the hem largely conceals the shoe area.
Compare this approach if you want an upper focal point and a quieter lower surface. Put it beside the lighter blue dress with fine reflections distributed along the length. Decide initially only on the location of the shine. The strap arrangement and wider skirt can be considered separately afterwards rather than accepted together automatically.
Try a similar bodice without a necklace and introduce your planned earrings individually. Look at the distance between jewellery and upper edge. If you also want a shiny bag, hold it in the actual carrying position. Another reflection point changes the distribution. Decide whether you enjoy that repetition or want the bodice to remain the clearest accent.