dark jeans, boot-cut or skinny, with heels or boots
+1, best way to describe it... and fitted jeans if pulled off right will work... which restaurant are we talking bout here OP?canadiancynosure wrote: ↑Jan 23rd, 2008 2:49 pmI would say it's as simple as what would you expect of someone serving you at a restaurant.
Smart causual is basically a nice dress shirt/blouse, fitted pants and dress shoes.
Typically you don't want to be showing alot of skin. Wearing t-shirts/tank tops, halter tops, overly short skirts would not be too appropriate. Essentially, don't go in dressed like a hoochie (ie breasts or bum hanging out).
5th elementt..the site said smart casual. the responses i read from other users who went there said they did not wear jeans (although there's always the few who don't care what they wear ie. street clothes)
Dress pants with a nice shirt would be safer, but I have worn very dark jeans with heels and a nice shirt/sweater to places with enfored dress codes. You don't have to get too fancy.
