Shoes should still be formal, so stick to oxfords or a nice pair of loafers For the feminine dressers: Your top should be a well-structured blouse, button-down shirt, A tailored and chic skirt, knee length or lower Dresses should be modest and polished, at knee length or lower Well-tailored trousers or, on occasion, a pair of dark jeans Shoes should be professional-looking flats, a low pair of heels, refined boots, loafers, or oxfords Accessories should be simple and neat, and feel free to add a suit jacket to any outfit Smart Casual Have you ever come across a dress code for a club in Chicago but dont know what it means
Hopefully this won't be the case where you are, but I really caution you to play it conservatively for the first month or so and wear the separate pant and skirt suits you own, and the few matching sets (dress + blazer) that you own
Depends a little on how hot you run, activities and so on
The way I look at it, is that you just need to set a limit for yourself