"My Gown is made very much like my blue one, which you always told me sat very well, with only these variations;-the sleeves are short, the wrap fuller, the apron comes over it, & a band of the same completes the whole.-"
In short, a totally different gown!
I wonder what she means by the sentence that precedes it:
"I have got over the dreadful epocha of Mantuamaking much better than I expected"
Am I right in thinking that Jane has decided she does not care about fashion as she used to do? or is this something totally different? I thought Jane was already wearing a cap by this time, so maybe it has something to do with that.