Brown boots create a warm lower accent beside a darker blue suit in this view. The footwear rises nearer the ankle than the low lace-ups in the comparison pictures. A black shirt and dark tie keep the middle quieter. One hand rests in a trouser pocket and the other beside the body. Fine lines can be seen on the suit, without replacing actual composition information. The main useful relationship connects dark upper area, blue base and brown lower finish.
Use the picture especially for the junction between higher footwear and trouser leg. On your own pair, compare how close the finish falls to the shaft and how the fabric settles after walking. Keep trousers at their ordinary waistband position. Pulling them upwards for a picture changes the task you intended to assess, making a later length decision less clear.
Try the same trousers with a planned lower shoe afterwards. Include both states in the length discussion if switching regularly. Decide whether one pair takes priority or a shared finish is wanted. Brown is a visible alternative rather than a universal requirement for every blue suit or office appointment; your actual setting completes the choice.