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His leg is slightly bent, and the hem is still grazing the top of his shoe. If he were standing in perfectly straight robopose, his trousers would probably have a very slight break. This is a broadly accepted length both now and throughout the history of tailored clothing.
Lets not pretend that the only alternative to showing your ankle and half of your lower leg is having your shoes drowning in cloth.
The shortypants thing is a new (and awful) phenomena on either side of the pond. Looks like the offender outgrew his suit.
His leg is slightly bent, and the hem is still grazing the top of his shoe. If he were standing in perfectly straight robopose, his trousers would probably have a very slight break. This is a broadly accepted length both now and throughout the history of tailored clothing.