I don't even own a SINGLE pair of cropped or ankle-length pants!!! In part because, as another short person with short legs, the ankle pants I bought just look full length on me, and I would have to hem them to get them to look cropped. Now, I already spend a small fortune hemming all sorts of pants (wide-legs and even full-length skinnies), so I am not very keen on paying yet again to get the cropped look. I don't particularly like how it looks on me, and I get cold easily, so breezy ankles don't appeal to me.
I adore full-length pants and I am in love with the trend of exaggeratedly long hems (although it's impossible for me to use it, what with walking outside on real-live sidewalks and all).
Having said this, and somewhat contradicting myself, I actually have been pining for a pair of cropped wide-leg wool pants to wear in winter with opaque tights and booties or oxfords (see Finds below--but I still haven't actually found a good pair to buy). But they are a very specific kind of cropped pant, actually a bit shorter than ankle-length and perhaps more like gauchos, almost like a midi-skirt with legs. And why? Partly because the silhouette looks edgy and interesting, and partly because I am SOOOOO TIREEED of wearing skinnies tucked into boots during this interminable and snowy winter. Widelegs are just not practical and I am pining for a different silhouette.