Grey suit trousers with loafers show short hems and exposed ankles here. Fine pale stripes run through jacket and trousers. A pale shirt, pale tie and white pocket square complete the upper outfit. The dark shoes have a small metallic-looking detail at the front. The legs are slightly offset and both hands hang at the sides. The entire lower finish remains visible, providing a specific comparison with lace-up shoes.
Try the same trousers with your actual loafers and, if relevant, a second shoe pair. Keep waist position consistent. If you like the exposed ankle area, assess its appearance while seated too. Choose the socks or visible skin you want in your combination rather than adopting only the colour of the grey suit.
Have a preferred length change pinned on the worn garment first. Compare front and sides without the offset stance, then walk several steps. This establishes whether the shorter finish works with your shoes before agreeing to a permanent alteration.