These look good and you've gotten some good advice.
These fit into the idea of having some great go- to silhouettes that work for you.
But, not to make your head explode with more ideas, Matbe over the coming year can keep an eye out for some asymmetrical- hemmed drapey tops, or shirttail hem, in some tops, like a warmer sweater you may need for winter, that will be more hip length and not tunic, for more versatility.
What those would do, like the tunic but in a different way, is avoid having the horizontal line of the top's hem fall at place you don't like.
I have the same desire to avoid a straight hem right at my low hip line. As a pear, I have trouble with tunics because I don't have the shoulders and chest to fill out a tunic sized for my hip ease. But they work really well for you.
But you may not want to go all- tunics as your only outfit type, , because you may need the warmth of actual pants, and of warmer tops( though there are heavier sweater tunics, of course ). If you look at some pics of sweaters with pointy hems or curved shirttail hems you may find you can get some of the coverage, which I look for, too, but with the elongating effect of the not- straight shape. This may give you another flattering silhouette that works with your jeans and ponte pants.
You seem off to a great start and are figuring things out faster than I did when I started trying to think about modernizing my wardrobe!