When you compare skirt outlines, the pale shorter dresses show clearly outward lower forms beneath closer middles. One distributes smaller pale reflections; the other has larger organised motifs. The remaining pictures deliberately add different ideas: pink combines longer form, leg opening and side extension, while burgundy places a broader feather-like edge on a closer mini contour. These are not four equivalent examples of one flared skirt, but two direct shape references with two specific alternatives to help define what you prefer.
Choose whether you seek width below the waist, a particular lower boundary or a longer surface first. Compare actual length with your shoes afterwards. You may like the broad pale outline while looking for another neck arrangement instead of copying every upper detail shown.
Add ordinary side and rear views of your chosen actual model. Try steps, sitting and real bag position. The pictures explain neither internal support nor fibre or complete cutting construction. Their value lies in visibly different contours that let you name your own shape preference more precisely before testing the complete garment.
