A gold-tone side-tail dress shows one clearly visible long sleeve, a short gathered hem and a side section extending well below the main skirt.
Broad bright patches across the upper dress and sleeve are part of this particular photograph. They appear beside darker gold-looking areas. If a similar effect appeals to you, photograph the full outfit and compare which details remain clear. The visible upper edge does not automatically require another necklace: compare an open neckline with the jewellery you actually want to add.
The extended side section changes the lower outline as well. A photograph ending directly beneath the mini skirt would leave out that difference. Make room for a more distant view. Assess the short main hem and the long side end separately, including their positions during ordinary standing and walking.
The visible gold-looking shoes repeat a colour direction, but do not establish a universal combination. Compare your planned shoes to decide whether you prefer that repetition or a quieter finish. The picture supplies no information about metallic fibre content, wearing comfort or whether the extended section can be removed from the actual dress.