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* The Reboot version of ''[[Legion of Super-Heroes]]''' Shrinking Violet wore a headband with a violet in it. Kinetix wore one with a Legion logo.

 

* In ''[[Kiki's Delivery Service]]'', Kiki wears a rather impressive red bow.

* Also, Chihiro in ''[[Spirited Away]]'' has a small band to tie back her hair. Later, she replaces it with a sparkly one that Zeniba says will protect her because [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming|her friends made it for her.]] {{spoiler|After leaving the spirits' world at the end, a quick sparkle shows the audience that it wasn't all [[All Just a Dream|just a dream.]]}}

* ''[[Tangled]]'': Rapunzel is a [[Moe Moe]] [[Genki Girl]] all the time, but the few scenes where she wears flowers all over her carefully multi-braided [[Rapunzel Hair]] are just made of sheer adorableness.

* Fifi, the main antagonist from the direct to DVD sequel of [[Open Season]], "Open Season 2". Despite wearing a cute blue bow on his fluffy head, Fifi is a neurotic and slightly unhinged poodle who didn't intend to let Weenie go back to the wild with Boog and Eliot without a fight. Also he's a male.

* In ''[[Heathers]]'', a red hair accessory passes from owner to owner, symbolizing transfer of power among the girls.

* ''[[Matilda (film)|Matilda]]'': Matilda always wore a hair ribbon that she tied into a bow.

 

== Literature ==

* [[Alice in Wonderland|Alice]], who thanks to the Tenniel illustrations is famously associated with, well, the Alice band.

* In ''[[Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (novel)|Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix]]'', Dolores Umbridge is frequently described as wearing Alice bands and other hair ornaments not at all suited to a woman of her age. It's part of her sickly-sweet projection.