Style advice?

I bought this gorgeous pair of ivory pointy-toe pumps, mid-heel, very simple, but elegant. And now I don't know what to wear them with. I wanted to put them on for a special event, but most style articles I've read suggest pairing pointy-toe shoes with flowing trousers. I don't want to wear pants to that event. Is there any type or style of dress I can wear with these shoes? I thank all the stylists and fashionistas, who may answer this question, in advance :)

Style advice?
you can buy a nice pastel pink dresses to wear with it. they probably sell it at mandee ,jc penny, sears ,macys, lord%26amp; taylors ,kohls ,wetseal also a nice pastel green would work too. you can even pair it with jewerly if you like
Reply:I think you can wear them with anything. Go for it! I think the magazines were simply suggesting that pointy shoes look good with those type of pants, but they definitely aren't limiting you to just those. The shoes sound adorable, you can wear them with a flowy dress perhaps, or a skirt and a nice blouse. Or with a pair of tight skinny jeans to mix it up. I think they'd look good with anything at all, have fun with them!
Reply:i think sum dark blue/black skinny jeans.


a pretty pink 3 layered shirt. in tha colors light pink/dark pink/white.


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Reply:skinny jeans look fabulous with pointy heels!





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Reply:I think the pointy toe shoes look a little weird with dresses.


Maybe just wear a stylish black pair of slacks with a nice, dressy shirt?
Reply:I personally think the perfect color to wear with white pumps is yellow. A pretty yellow knee length dress would look very pretty with those. I don't know how you feel about yellow but here is a picture of what I mean. I know they are not the same pointy toed shoes but i wanted to show you the color combination and how gorgeous and classy it looks.





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