A short full skirt opens below a defined waist in this pale lavender-coloured reference. The upper section is strapless and visibly detailed, with a belt-like band separating it from the broader lower area. Larger light and shadow regions spread through the skirt. The image does not establish a fine repeated pleating process; its useful contribution is the distribution of volume beneath a closer bodice.
Ask for a relaxed standing view if an online seller presents a similarly expanded skirt. At a fitting, walk, stop and sit before arranging it. Notice how much space the lower shape occupies beside a chair and how the hem settles after you stand. That gives more information about ordinary use than copying the outward pose alone.
If you want a similar length with a different fold treatment, describe both requirements separately. Shortening, width and surface repetition are different questions. Try the actual top edge with intended underwear and an ordinary greeting motion too. The clear waist division can be a styling preference without proving a particular fibre, support system or method of forming the skirt.