Hem and shoes can be assessed together mainly in green and navy here. The green line lies closer to the body, while navy opens into more lower surface. Both show footwear and a visible area above it. Pink adds a softly falling neckline and tied straps, but its hem is not fully visible. The blue two-piece carries its broad lower section to the floor. It is explicitly not another midi reference, but a deliberate alternative when deciding on length.
Choose one of the two complete shorter views by its lower contour first. Compare your own shoes under reasonably consistent conditions next. Take only the upper-area information from pink and decide separately whether you want a similar neckline. Blue helps establish whether you want a visible shoe zone at all or prefer a large surface reaching the floor. Add bag and outerwear afterwards. Each picture then contributes a particular question without requiring you to complete missing lengths or merge all the garment forms into one outfit.
