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Compare [[Goggles Do Nothing]], [[Rummage Sale Reject]], and [[Impossibly Cool Clothes]]. Contrast [[Chained By Fashion]]. If the belts are shown to serve an actual purpose besides holding up the wearer's trousers and/or looking cool, see [[Utility Belt]]. A subtrope of [[Useless Accessory]].
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* ''[[The Sarah Connor Chronicles]]'': Cameron likes her belts and her [[Everythings Better With Zippers|zippers]] - not to mention [[Hell
* Too many belts is the [[In Universe]] design style of a mark that [[Leverage]] runs into.
* Every season of ''Super Sentai'' and [[Power Rangers]] have belts on their spandex suits (which obviously aren't going anywhere). While the single waist belt is justified as holding a sidearm holster, sometimes they keep going with it, like in Engine Sentai Go-Onger/Power Rangers RPM, where the costumes (fitting into a racing theme) have [http://www.freewebs.com/rpm-pr/go-onger-ranger-11.jpg seatbelts] on them.
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* Some belts are specifically made to look as if they are two or three separate belts--or possibly even to ''be'' worn two at a time, due to being so thin. Also related: Wearing a necktie through your belt loops. That's ''obviously'' just for show.
* The [http://www.newrockboots.com/index.php/collections/metallic-power.html Metallic Power] line of New Rock shoes definitely evokes this trope for most of the boots.
* [[Rule
* A kidney belt is a very, very thick belt worn to protect ones internal organs. Some models come with 3 smaller belts to properly fasten it.
* Typical infantry battledress uniform includes at least one [[Utility Belt]] around the waist and a set of webbing straps across the chest, containing enough pouches to keep Rob Liefeld happy. Unlike most of his characters, however, said pouches actually serve a purpose.
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