Gown Red

Gown Red

What shoes should I wear with a red formal gown?

I have a red strapless gown with embroidery and beading. All the detail on the gown is red. What color and style shoes should I wear with this? I'm sure matching reds will be difficult, and I really dont want to mess with dying. The gown is floor length, so the shoes wont be extremely noticable. Thanks!
ETA: This is the link to the dress, in apple. http://www.davidsbridal.com/bridesmaids_detail.jsp?stid=1557&prodgroup=110

Basic black, red, or match your jewelry color. If you are wearing silver, then silver shoes, same for yellow gold. Since the dress is going to mostly hide the shoe, it won't be noticeable if the reds don't perfectly match. I wouldn't go with white, it might look too Chirstmas-y.
I would definitely stick with satin shoes to match the material of the dress. I would also avoid true sandals as they don't usually look dressy enough for that formal of a gown, and stay away from very high heels that can be uncomfortable and make walking and dancing more difficult.

Just some ideas and examples:

You have the most style options with black.
Basic black shoes can be worn with most any dress, so you wouldn't be buying a shoe for just a one time wear.

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5023765%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1005524

With black, you can also go with a dressier shoe easier since the color doesn't draw attention on it's own.

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5027497%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1012784

You could try to bring the rosebud design from the bodice down to your shoes.

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5015809%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=66270

Red is a bit trickier since you don't want dyeable shoes. You can still get red since the shoes will be mostly covered, but you have to keep it in that apple and crimson family, not burgundy or true red.

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5030094%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1018309

Or use a black overlay to help offset the red while still using it.

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5028762%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1015168

For gold or silver, you want to keep it simple. When you use two bold colors, you don't want the pieces competeing for attention. So maybe stick with a paler tone of the color, and avoid rhinestone decorations. You could also try a champagne or platinum for a nice color that's not too bright or flashy.

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5024457%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1006799

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5030094%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1018310

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5023765%7EWomens&sc=WOMENS&variant_id=EC1005525