Cropped navy suit trousers show a visible gap between narrower hems and dark lace-up shoes here. A two-button jacket combines with a white shirt and dark tie. Both hands hang at the sides and one leg is positioned forward. The head is partly cropped, while the entire lower line remains visible. The view is useful for naming a shorter finish without deriving an exact length from the photograph.
If you want to try this direction, wear your trousers at their intended waist position first. Add the socks you actually want visible. Inspect the gap with both feet relaxed on the floor. A shorter hem may appeal, but the final decision should also include your intended setting and own footwear.
Have a temporary version shown before an alteration and sit in it. Observe which additional sock or leg area becomes visible. Walk several steps afterwards and reassess while standing. You are then comparing a wearable shorter length rather than only the shape of one leg held forward.