What shoes would go with this outfit!?

[TheFairSheep]

Hi all, I'm wearing this two piece tomorrow for a day/night of drinks with friends but can't figure out what shoes to wear! I have loads of heels that would go great but the day will involve a fair bit of walking so I'm trying to steer clear of heels. Any ideas please?

I don't think it's an outfit that will go with many non- heels, sorry. Maybe some flat delicate sandals? Not really the weather yet though! Are you taking anything jacket wise for warmth?

Personally, I'd keep the 2 piece for when it gets warmer, and wear the top with jeans, some pretty ballerina style shoes and a blazer/ jacket

I think it would look a bit odd with non heels.

maybe ballet flats but you would have to then style it Prada style eg an oversized knit & casual hair.

I’d get a chunky white trainer, OP. Or a pair of Nike Pros.

Could you do wedges, easier to walk on than a heel, but still a bit dressy.

I agree that only heels will ‘go’ in the strictest sense of the word as it’s a very delicate and dressy outfit.

So you would have to go to the other extreme to make it look deliberate - heavy boots, jacket in the same colour as the boots to tie it together. Or chunky white trainers and a big pale jumper.

Pointed flats in white or silver, like these.

Heels only I’m afraid.

This is what I see young women wearing on Saturday nights out where I am.

Teenagers & students wear dresses & trainers, only some pull it off but i've never seen this style dress used...

Thanks all, I could do ballet flats or wedges. I do have chunky white trainers and have been considering it but it feels so wrong!

It feels wrong ‘cos it is! I’d rethink the dress/two piece if I was doing all that walking. The pointed flats idea from @Fagli is better, but I had some similar and they tore my heels to shreds, so give them a good try if you do explore this idea and take plasters.

If you have the figure for that dress, nobody is going to be looking at your shoes.

Nah, trainers make it look edgy and cool. I think ballet flats when paired with dresses just make people look flat footed. Wedges scream ‘COMPROMISE’, and heels look dated, especially with a ‘sexy’ dress.

But that outfit isn't edgy or cool...