Styling tips for Reiss outfit please!

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Just bought this, wanting to wear it out for my 26th Birthday which is next weekend.

How should I style it? Out to dinner at a naice place in London, and don't like to wear stiletto heels, preference for ankle boots with a bit of a solid heel. Have a Gucci handbag already, and a fur coat.

Budget of under £600 ideally.

www.reiss.com/p/tuxedo-front-playsuit-womens-georgia-in-black/

That's a really nice playsuit!

I would look at somewhere like Dune for ankle boots probably.
Choose whether you want to wear gold or silver jewellery & look at what you've got already.
The fur coat & Gucci bag would be fine as the playsuit is in a plain colour.

Would a metallic or lepaord print boot look awful?

I have some light grey suede ankle boots from last season mint velvet actually

I can't click on the link, could you post a picture please?

God you will be cold!! (says the pensioner....)
If you have legs like that and a fur coat, I'd be tempted to go 70s ish. Knee high boots, big hair, big earrings. Channel your inner Starsky and Hutch vibe. I don't think grey ankle boots would work, could be wrong. Try it on with your footwear options and post a pic?

I've actually got some black heeled knee highs! Will have a pixie haircut. on the night

I also don't think ankle boots are great maybe a shoe boot? Id wear a pair of chunky platform sandals & tights.
The fur coat is brave.

So new, great hair is always exciting. Statement earrings.

Fur coat isn't long, Zara 2 winters ago I think, in a mid brown colour. Looks expensive actually, had a lot of compliments !

Prepared to be cold as well..

I assumed it was real hence brave comment. Personally I think bare legs is a bit odd in winter.

If I wear the knee high boots there won't be a lot of leg left I don't think

I had bare legs at my Xmas party last year. Not too cold.

A metallic ankle boot would look good with pretty jewellery.

I would be keen on leopard print for this particular outfit but metallic boots could look great.

That should have said 'wouldn't be keen'.