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* [[Kate Daniels]] bought her black leather jacket in her teenaged "bravo" days, when she was deliberating trying to invoke this trope. [[Character Development|Developing]] into a more mature, sensible adult doesn't stop her from wearing leather at every chance, though, because leather affords some protection from attacks.
* In her first appearance in [[Time Scout (Literature)|Time Scout]], Margo Smith is wearing a nigh-heart-stopping tight leather miniskirt. A character later describes her as "doe eyed one second, hell bent for leather the next".
* The Doctor's companion Fitz, from the ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]'' [[Eighth Doctor Adventures]], has a leather jacket. He also wears leather trousers once or twice.
* Harry Dresden's distinctive, enchanted black leather duster comes up frequently in ''The [[Dresden Files]],'' though its badassery is rarely explicitly stated. It ''is'' brought up when Harry needs clearance to enter a decidedly shifty night club, but Thomas is able to get him in because he's "A man in a black leather coat."
 
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Pink Leather Pants of Enthrallment (Worn by Buffy.) }}
*** This was [[Lampshaded]] rather hysterically by Arizona [[Filk|filker]] Nancy Freeman, in the song called (what else?) [http://nansongs.com/lyric/LeatherPants.html "Leather Pants of Evil"]. They're from an evil cow.
* ''[[Angel (TV)|Angel]]''. When Wesley makes his return as a "rogue demon hunter", he's wearing all leather. He has to change out of them though, as they chafe his...[[Last -Second Word Swap|legs]].
** And Illyria. Oh dear Christ, Illyria.
** Angelus's trademark is his leather pants, which Spike makes a hobby out of making fun of.
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* Lampshaded on ''[[Married With Children]]'' when Kelly gets dressed for her cousin's wedding.
{{quote| KELLY: Nothing says "Bridesmaids are easy" like short black leather.}}
* The Ninth Doctor's signature black leather jacket on ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]''.
** Parodied in "Smith and Jones" in which a "Slab" slave is supposedly leather all the way through. to which, the Doctor says ''"Someone's got one hell of a [[Fetish]]"''
* [[Robot Girl|Cameron]] from ''[[The Sarah Connor Chronicles]]'' has a leather jacket.
* The short-lived series ''[[Roar (TV)|Roar]]''. This was historically inaccurate, [[Rule of Cool|as the actors themselves acknowledged]].
* ''[[Drop the Dead Donkey]]''. On seeing Helen's girlfriend -- a lesbian motorcycle courier -- Dave provides the above page quote, while Henry is ecstatic when she straddles her motorbike.
* Both heroes and villains in ''[[Blake's Seven (TV)|Blakes Seven]]''. Apparently an S&M shop made the outfits, as they had the most experience in working with leather (there's a cute anecdote about the shopworkers frantically hiding the porn and the nipple clamps when Michael Keating (Vila) turned up for a fitting with his little daughter in tow).
** ''Especially'' Avon.
* The Mord-Sith in ''[[Legend of the Seeker]]'' (and the ''[[Sword of Truth]]'' novels) are a blatant dominatrix archetype. With Cara a main character in season two, every episode is chock full of skin-tight red leather goodness (and somehow even more cleavage than Kahlan).
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* Benedict from Warlock Games is an interesting aversion: although he wears leather, he leaves the one fight he helps in abruptly and eventually {{spoiler|dies offscreen.}}
* [[The Nostalgia Chick (Web Video)|Dark Nella's]] [[Badass Longcoat]].
* [[The Angry Joe Show (Web Video)|Angry Joe]], the most [[Hot -Blooded]] member of [[That Guy With the Glasses|TGWTG]], sports a trademark leather jacket that grants him [[Star Wars|Sith-like]] powers.
 
 
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