The black bodice with patterned sleeves is photographed more closely than the other references. A lower upper edge crosses the chest, with long patterned sleeves at either side. Parts of the arms remain visible between the floral-looking shapes. Vertical lines divide the front. A wider skirt begins below, but neither its complete hem nor the shoes are included. This view therefore cannot establish a specific mini length. The lines also do not prove a particular internal structure or guaranteed support. Keep those unanswered questions separate from the bodice details that are actually visible.
Use this picture if you want to compare a dark upper area with patterned arms. On the actual dress, look first at the neckline and then at the pattern near the wrists. Add your intended outer layer and see which details remain exposed. A hem and footwear decision needs a full view or your own fitting afterwards. Obtain a side view before assessing the lower shape as well. A useful bodice reference does not have to decide every feature of the whole garment. Describe the sleeve effect you want separately from the length that still needs to be selected.