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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]]''}}~~ \|'''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 25 ⟶ 26: * [[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 ==