Melissa Millan stands out at business conferences. It's her smartly-tailored shirt.  At first it has a banker's look, but a brightly lined collar gives it a different vibe.  Millan turns heads when wearing designs from her own company Androgyny.

After years of suffering ill-fitting models, she's made what herself the perfect shirt--what she calls a men's aesthetic remade for the female form.  The resemblance to banking attire isn't surprising, since Millan has worked in investment banking and is now finishing off her MBA--while she starts her new company.   

Originally, she designed the shirts with queer women in mind, but now has found that lots of women want the same look of a power shirt--that makes them feel comfortable and confident.