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In , actress Ashley Eckstein had been cast as the voice of Ahsoka Tano in "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" and went looking for women's Star Wars clothing that she could wear to conventions and celebration events. But there was one problem — she couldn't find any. So, she decided to make her own. Nearly a decade later, Eckstein's company, Her Universe, is a multimillion-dollar fashion empire. The fashion and lifestyle brand for fangirls sells a range of products from dresses and hoodies to jewelry and collectibles. I scoured the internet and, once again, came up empty handed.

Star Wars, like most science fiction and fantasy epics, has had a bit of a gender problem. Like Lord of the Rings, it offers a deluge of multi-dimensional and varying male characters while only offering one or two female characters. In the original trilogy, we got Princess Leia Organa, who, for her time, was a bit revolutionary. She was a leader of the Rebel Alliance, was resistant to torture and took charge when her, Luke, Han and Chewbacca were under attack. Her role as a romantic option for Han Solo was a big part of the trilogy and her part. This continued all the more so in the prequels. She seemed completely helpless in Revenge of the Sith, bewildered, pregnant and scared about what was going on.

Leia always had a clever comeback or witty remark ready for haters, tyrants and scruffy-looking nerf herders. Princess Leia has been my role model since I first laid eyes on her as a little girl in She pushed her "rescuers" aside, grabbed a blaster and shot at Stormtroopers. Even when her home planet was destroyed by Tarkin or she was forced by a slimy drug lord to wear a drafty metal bikini, she still got her own brand of justice in the end.

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