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It's not really hard to walk in as long as I don't try going up a large number of stairs. Then, as long as you hold the skirts up, it's not too bad.
As to the dirt... I'm not too up to speed on what they would have done this early of period, but, I know sometimes they would use a 'guard' at the hem of the dress. basically, a band of a cheaper, tough fabric that covered the bottom 6 inches on the inside of the skirts, and just a little bit on the outside.
Later, they had shoes made that were more or less big wooden blocks they slipped their normal shoes into that were tall enough they kept the skirts above the ground.
Though women didn't spend too much time out walking, anyway.
regards