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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:Amalia 8792.jpg\|link=Wakfu\|~~right~~frame]] {{quote\|''"She has flowers in her hair and bluebirds singing around her head. Who did you think she was, the bringer of pestilence?"''~~\|'''Loki''', ''[[The Order of the Stick\|Order of the Stick]]''}}~~ \|'''Loki''', ''[[The Order of the Stick]]''}} A subset of [[Hair Decorations]]. Flowers have long been a symbol of femininity, and therefore young women (and those who are young at heart) sometimes wear them in their hair. These can take the form of a daisy chain headband or a single flower (or bunch) placed in the hair. The flowers can be real or artificial. {{examples}}▼ ▲{{examples}} == General == * Fairly common in pornography—it might be the only thing the woman is wearing. Funny, considering flowers are plant sex organs. == [[Anime]] &and [[Manga]] == * ''[[Axis Powers Hetalia]]'' ** Hungary and Taiwan. Hungary's is a geranium and represents Lake Balaton, and Taiwan actually wears the plum flower, the national flower of her country. Line 21 ⟶ 22: * ''[[Naruto]]'' has the Akatsuki member Konan, with a paper flower in her hair at all times. * ''[[Project A-ko]]'': As mentioned in the parent trope, C-ko Kotobuki wears daisy barrettes in her hair. * Uiharu from ''[[ToA ~~Aru~~Certain ~~Kagaku no~~Scientific Railgun]]'' has a crown of flowers on her head, while Saten has just one. Uiharu hasn't given any sort of definite answer on what her flowers are or how they got there. During the [[School Festival]], when someone points them out, her only response is "What are you talking about?" * Lua Klein from ''[[Baccano!]]'' wears a white flower in her hair. * [[The Ditz\|Milfeulle]]'s standard hairdo in ''[[Galaxy Angel (anime)\|Galaxy Angel]]''. * In the final episode of ''[[Eureka Seven]]'', the hairclip that Renton puts on Eureka has a flower on it. * In ''[[Future War 198X~~\|Future War 198 X~~]]'', the soldier Michael's [[The Ingenue\|ingenue]] girlfriend Marina wears a white flower in her hair. {{spoiler\|After she dies, he is seen looking at the flower in his hand while singing "Eidelwess", blasting the nuclear warhead without care of the consequences.}} * Lycoris from ''[[Sorcerer Stabber Orphen]]'' has a hairband with a flower ornament. {{spoiler\|Given to her by her sister Esperanza. Whom she can't remember due to a mind-wiping spell. [[Batman Gambit\|It's... complicated]].}} * Cordelia Glauca from ''[[Tantei Opera Milky Holmes]]''. It's not exactly symbol of femininity, though; if anything, it's probably part of her insanity projected into the real world. The other characters [[Lampshade Hanging]] how impossible it's that her hair is always adored with flowers ''from nowhere''. Line 35 ⟶ 36: * The witch Beatrice from ''[[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]]''. * Rose from ''[[+Anima]]''. * Though only a one -time event, Casca from ''[[Berserk]]'' wore a bough of flowers in her hair during Griffith's celebratory ball. It added to [[She Cleans Up Nicely\|her feminine appeal]] that [[Never Live It Down\|fans remember all to well]] that [[Beautiful All Along\|~~that~~ drew Guts to her.]] == Films -- Animation == Line 74: == ~~Theater~~[[Theatre]] == * ''[[The Sorcerer]]'', where Lady Sangazure is under the spell of the [[Love Potion]], and has cast her eyes on Mr. Wells: {{quote\|'''Lady Sangazure:''' Love me! I'll stick sunflowers in my hair! '''Mr. Wells:''' Hate me! They'll suit you not! }} * In the opera ''[[Falstaff]]'', Alice places a flower in her hair during her mock seduction of Falstaff. * [[The Ophelia\|Ophelia]] is often represented this way in her mad scenes in older productions (and illustrations) of ''[[Hamlet]].'' == Toys ==