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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:tron_sweater_girl_8274.jpg\|link=~~Tron~~TRON\|frame\|Just in case her skintight suit in the movie wasn't hot enough...]] {{quote\|'''Frank:''' ''I can knit a sweater!'' Line 15: Compare [[Fur Bikini]], [["Happy Holidays" Dress]], [[Sexy Santa Dress]], [[Homemade Sweater From Hell]], [[Form-Fitting Wardrobe]]. ~~----~~ {{examples}} == [[Advertising]] == Line 49: == [[Literature]] == * In ''[[Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret.~~\|Are You There God Its Me Margaret~~]]'', Laura Danker, the most physically mature girl in Margaret's class, wears a sweater and gets harassed. Freddie Barnett a.k.a. the Lobster asks Margaret why ''she'' doesn't look like that in a sweater, which Margaret does not think is funny. * Neighbor girl Lisa Hoober in ''Then Again, Maybe I Won't'', [[Judy Blume]]'s subsequent novel. * In [[William Goldman]]'s ''Magic'', the narrator flashbacks about seeing his love interest in a sweater and being aroused for the first time in his life. Line 74: * Christina Hendricks' character Joan Holloway on ''[[Mad Men]]'' deploys sweaters coupled with a variety of form-fitting but tasteful business skirts to [[Ms. Fanservice\|devastating effect.]] ** Once she tells a cleavage-flaunting new secretary to button up, saying that less is more if you know what you're doing. Said secretary ends up getting company partner Roger Sterling, Joan's former lover, to leave his wife for her, which says something about Roger's tastes. * Rachel Berry (played by Lea Michele) tends to wear these a lot on ''[[Glee]]''. The show even [[~~Lampshades~~lampshade]]s it. {{quote\|'''Jacob''': Get those sweater puppies out of their cashmere cage!}} * The girls of ''[[Charmed]]'' like wearing sweaters. Line 135: {{reflist}} [[Category:~~Sweater Girl~~{{PAGENAME}}]]▼ [[Category:The Seventies]] [[Category:All the Tropes Superhero Team]] Line 141 ⟶ 142: [[Category:Costume Tropes]] [[Category:Turn-On Tropes]] ▲[[Category:Sweater Girl]]