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Link: The New York Times Lisa A. Kline, the wardrobe consultant who did Sarah Palin's fashion makeover for the Republican National Convention in September 2008 and in the process set off the "Wardrobegate" scandal, has come out of the closet to back Palin's assertion in her memoir, "Going Rogue," that it was a "trumped up controversy." The clothes were foisted on the Palin family at the last minute by the McCain campaign, Kline says, and many were never worn. "The campaign advisers realized the kids, everybody, needed to be dressed," Kline said. "This was a family that was about to stand before the world, and they just came with their everyday-life clothes."