How to pick the right palazzo length
A palazzo should skim the top of your footwear — not puddle, and not flash ankle unless you styled it that way.

Measure from waist to floor
Wear the sandals you will use most. Measure from where the waistband sits to the floor, then subtract 1–2 cm so the hem kisses the shoe.
If you switch between flats and a small heel, hem for flats. A slight break on a heel still looks intentional.
Petite and tall notes
Petite frames look longer when the palazzo is full-length and the top is tucked or cropped. Tall frames can take a deeper hem and a longer kurti without losing the line.
When to get it tailored
If the rise is right but the hem pools, tailor the length. Do not size down just to shorten the leg — that usually tightens the hip and ruins the drape.
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