It Took Light-years for ‘Star Wars’ Fashion to Finally Include Women
If you unexpectedly have found yourself lusting after a pair of blue R2-D2 pumps or coveting CoverGirl’s Dark Side mascara, it’s not a Jedi mind trick. "Star Wars" is currently the biggest trend in fashion—everyone from Uniqlo to Diane von Furstenberg has collaborated with the sci-fi franchise.
Female fans especially are rejoicing.
“We [women] were lucky to get T-shirts made for us five years ago,” recalled "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" voice actress Ashley Eckstein, who was working on the animated television series when she spotted a gap in the market for female-oriented "Star Wars" products five years ago.
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