You might know Ashley Eckstein as the voice of Ahsoka on Star Wars: The Clone Wars, but these days, she lends her voice to the company she founded: Her Universe, designers of quality apparel for geeky women. Last year, then-TMS editors Carolyn Cox and Sam Riedel tested Her Universe's first line of activewear; this year, we sent Sam to New York Comic-Con to talk with Ashley about her forthcoming memoir, It's Your Universe, and what's next on her radar.

Filmmaker Harley Weir directed a short film called A Film for Planned Parenthood of New York City, in which prominent women like Amber Valetta, Hari Nef, Jemima Kirke, Grimes, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Paloma Elsesser, Selena Forrest, and Stella Tennant discuss the ins and outs of femininity: what it means, and what it doesn't mean, all to encourage donations and help to Planned Parenthood in New York and nationwide.

Ashley Eckstein is an unabashed Disney fan from way back, and that love of Disney permeated everything at last night's 4th annual Her Universe Fashion Show at San Diego Comic-Con giving "geek couture" a magical night.

My dear daughters (and sons! and everyone!) of Themyscira, if you were, well, wondering what you should wear to the theater to see Wonder Woman, a line of clothing designed by Her Universe is here to offer some options. There's a lot to look at, and an encouraging range of sizes.

I feel a little bad for griping about Hot Topic's Darth Vader and Rey-inspired dressy dress ensembles. There's not nearly enough merch, especially connected to blockbuster properties, that is marketed with women in mind. And I know I'm about 20 years past Hot Topic's target demographic. But I'm pretty sure 13-year-old me would have had the same reaction: whyyy.

Her Universe and Hot Topic collaborated on a new fashion collection inspired by the heroes and villains of Star Wars: The Force Awakens. It's on sale today!

I try not to say this too lightly, but I truly believe that if any one of us were put under the excruciatingly awkward spotlight of a Kiss Cam, and we had food with us, we would all be this woman double-fisting slices of pizza like there was no tomorrow.

Last Thursday, Sam Riedel and I played hooky from The Mary Sue's offices to head to Bryant Park and test out some items from Her Universe's new Captain America: Civil War active wear line.

Today, we give you the conclusion to our three-part in-depth video interview with Ashley Eckstein; in the first part, she discussed Her Universe, and in part 2, she went into detail about Ahsoka, the character she voices in Star Wars Rebels. In this third section, Eckstein discusses her upcoming appearance as the English voice actor for Yaeko Okajima in Studio Ghibli's Only Yesterday.

Yesterday we shared Part 1 of our contributor Ashley Barry's interview with Ashley Eckstein, the founder of Her Universe and the voice of Star Wars Rebels' Ahsoka. In Part 2, they discuss Ahsoka in-depth, and examine what makes her a compelling, complicated female character.

We're so hype to be able to present part 1 of a 3-part interview from The Mary Sue contributor Ashley Barry! Ashley recently had the chance to speak with Ashley Eckstein, founder of Her Universe and voice of Star Wars Rebels' Ahsoka. In this first installment, the two Ashleys talk voice acting and career advice for fangirls. Enjoy!

Help your friends and family wear their geeky passions on their sleeve! Below, we've highlighted all the jewelry, makeup, and clothing you need for the sweetest Christmas ever.

The Mary Sue spoke to Ashley by phone about what first gave her the idea to create Her Universe back in 2009, the fashion and published works we have to look forward to in the next year(!), and what she's geeking out about right now.

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Her Universe at Hot Topic has announced they're adding Spirited Away designs to their Studio Ghibli collection, with also includes My Neighbor Totoro and Kiki's Delivery Service. The new tops feature No-Face, Haku, and Chihiro.

As part of TMS' coverage of SDCC, former editor Sam Maggs attended Her Universe's annual geek fashion show last night and came away with tons of pics! (Me, jealous? Pshaw!)

Take my money, please!