That's what distractions are for.

"I think it's more a danger to others," he answers, glancing down at it, and pulling down his mask again to be more proper with his costume. The dress does poof out more in the back than the front, and he's not a bad dancer, after all these years, so he's sure they can navigate around it.

He leads her out to the dance floor, and gives her a bow. "My lady," he says with a grin, before leading the dance.