The “female gaze” is a term found everywhere in modern pop culture. From the creations of women directors, authors and artists, to the themes they explore in those works, this small part of feminist theory has greatly impacted how we interact with art centered on or made by women, past or present. Debut author Veronica Litt views art seen through this “feminine” lens, or as she refers to it, “girly art,” as a necessary endeavor. These “girly” works, Litt posits, can help us rest and restore amidst an overwhelming world. As Litt puts it in her book, “Girly art is here to help you enjoy a deserved reprieve.”  The “girly” work she chose to focus on in her first book? The 1995 film “Clueless.”