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* [[Older Alter Ego|Adult form]] Vivio's casual outfit in ''[[Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha]] [[Spin Offspring|ViVid]]''. Is she showing off to [[Has Two Mommies|her mamas]]?
** In ''A's: The Battle of Aces'' Reinforce (I/Eins) takes to this fashion, as can be seen [http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y191/Liinna/Nanoha/Hayate/1264208642230.png here] (no, not the [[Lethal Chef]] with the [[Incendiary Exponent|flaming dish]]). It's less... perky than her usual outfit.
* In ''[[Kenichi:
* Motoko from ''[[Change 123]]''. Once it got her into trouble when she (as her [[Bokukko]] [[Split Personality]] Hibiki) got its thread hooked up on a fence when [[Outside Ride|jumping onto the top of a truck]]. The consequence was that all her sweater got torn away, which was only one in the series of [[Clothing Damage|clothing damages]] she had in that chapter.
* The girls of [[Kanon]], frequently, due to it [[It's Always Spring|being set during winter.]]
* Safu in ''[[No. 6]]''.
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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* In ''[[Lord Love A Duck]]'', Barbara Ann (Tuesday Weld) takes her father shopping for cashmere sweaters. It's much less wholesome than it sounds.
** You have to see it to believe it. Barbara wants sweaters so that she'll fit in with the 'in' crowd. Her male friend (played by Roddy [[Mc Dowall]]) tells her to use her father's guilt over her parents' divorce so that he'll buy for her. The actual scene is rather disturbing. (And then the movie gets really weird.)
* Kristen Bell's character in ''[[
* As Corey in ''[[Empire Records]]'', [[Liv Tyler]] wears a tight blue cropped sweater, which is featured [http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/e0/Empire_Records_poster.jpg prominently] on the poster.
* Explicitly pointed out to Goldie Hawn in ''Housesitter''.
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* Jennifer, played by Reese Witherspoon, of ''[[Pleasantville]]'' once she gets [[Trapped in TV Land]] as "[[Mary Sue]]". She even comments on the effect of one such sweater in one scene.
* Tracy Flick in ''[[Election]]'' again played by Reese Witherspoon.
* [[Ed Wood (Creator)|Ed Wood]] pulls off a [[Wholesome Crossdresser]] version in his film ''[[Glen or Glenda]]'', which is cheerfully reprised by [[Johnny Depp]] in the [[Biopic]] ''[[Ed Wood (
* One of the first uses of the new powers gained in ''[[Film/Zapped|Zapped]]'' was to make a girl's pink sweater pop open to reveal her (also pink) bra underneath.
* Susan Abbott wears a purple fuzzy sweater in ''[[
== [[Literature]] ==
* In ''[[Are You There God?
* 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.
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* Midge Pinciotti of ''[[That
** In a later episode, when Midge left Bob, [[Buxom Is Better|the boys lament over losing "her sweet uptown rack]]".
{{quote| FEZ: Oh, good God, man, what a marvelous set of kittens. Remember that sweater?<br />
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* Sara Rush (played by Lydia Cornell) in ''[[Too Close for Comfort]]'' was the mistress of the tight sweater.
* In ''[[The Drew Carey Show]]'', Oswald's mom remembers how when she used to hug other boys, they tended to breathe faster. Drew admits it was her tight angora sweater, with the plunging neckline.
* ''[[Millennium (TV series)|Millennium]]''. A female friend of Katherine Black mentions that she was the "favourite student" of (male lecturer at college). Katherine replies: "I wore tight sweaters."
* 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]] it.
{{quote| '''Jacob''': Get those sweater puppies out of their cashmere cage!}}
* The girls of ''[[
* Jack was often distracted by sweater girls on ''[[
* ''[[Spooks]]'' "Wear a tight sweater tomorrow."
* In an episode of ''[[Happy Days]]'' Richie, Potsie, and Ralph break into another student's college dorm to get back an incriminating photo he took of Richie; they discover a [[Useful Notes/Nudism|nudist camp]] magazine and get [[Distracted
* Annie in ''[[Community]]'' has a wardrobe that appears to mostly consist of cardigans.
* One episode of ''[[Growing Pains]]'' had teenage [[All Men Are Perverts|horndog]] Ben excited for his class field trip to the planetarium, which he intended to spend "picking fuzzballs off of Sasha Sorecki's sweater."
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== [[Music]] ==
* Country singer [[Jeannie Mack]] wore a white angora short-sleeved sweater in a performance of her song [http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/angora+sweater/video/xp9qz_jeannie-mack_fun "Dirty Dishes"].
* [[The J. Geils Band]] classic, ''Centerfold''
{{quote| ''Those soft and fuzzy sweaters''<br />
''Too magical to touch''<br />
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* [[Tsukihime|Arcuied Brunestud]], showing that vampires don't have to wear leather to be sexy.
** In the pseudo-sequel '''Kagetsu Tohya''', Hisui and Arcueid switch clothes at one point. Hisui fits the part quite well.
* Rider from ''[[Fate/stay
* Angela Victoire Bledin from [[Princess Waltz]] wears this as part of her civilian attire.
* Naomi Hunter in the original ''[[Metal Gear Solid]]'' even had a fanservice photoshoot mode of her turtleneck, although [[Every One Remembers the Stripper|ever since the fourth game, people associate her with]] [[Absolute Cleavage]].
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