Lady Jane: Historical Fashion Game for Girls
Lady Jane is a history dress up game that does not stop at one century. Tudor hoods sit a few pages away from a Victorian riding hat, and nothing stops you from wearing both at once.
Sleeves on their own page
The sleeves are why it goes so deep. They are separate from the bodice, so a velvet bodice can take a plain fitted sleeve, a bell sleeve lined in ermine or a trailing gold oversleeve. Bodices, skirts and sleeves each recolor on their own.
Storybook, not museum
The drawing style is soft and storybook rather than strictly accurate, which is why a Rococo princess and a girl with a spaniel at her feet look like they belong in the same book.
Small rules worth knowing
The chemise goes under the bodice, so a high neckline hides it. Lace trims and jabots go on top and always show. Most rows end with an X, which is how a piece comes off.
Playing Lady Jane
- Choose a starting gown.
- Pick a bodice, then add sleeves separately.
- Add a skirt, trims and a hat or hood.
- Recolor the pieces you want to change.
- Add a pet and save the picture.
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Frequently asked questions
Which periods are in Lady Jane?
Fashion from the Tudor era through the Georgian and Victorian years, all in one wardrobe.
Can you change the colors?
Yes. Bodices, skirts and sleeves each recolor on their own.
Is it historically accurate?
It is inspired by real fashion but drawn in a soft storybook style, so mixing eras is part of the fun.