History Main / FlowerInHerHair

* WebVideo/TheNostalgiaChick tries her best to invoke "flower in hair = innocent girliness" during her gender battle song with the Critic.
* ''WebVideo/TheLizzieBennetDiaries'': Lizzie likes to re-enact the events of her life by costume theatre. Most characters get their IconicOutfit (iconic only in-universe) that represents them whenever someone is standing in for someone else. Lizzie's older sister Jane is portrayed by a pink flower worn in someone's hair. Later in the story, Gigi Darcy is represented by Darcy's newsie cap combined with Jane's pink flower.

* A variant is found in ''VideoGame/DragonAgeInquisition'' in the form of the Ardent Blossom, which is the best non-crafted helmet in the entire game. It's only acquired through a series of somewhat bizarre and utterly un-intuitive actions, but it's a crown of flowers fused with lyrium. It can be worn by any character, male or female.

* Wendy from ''WesternAnimation/PeterPanAndThePirates'' wears a wreathe of daisies on her head.

** Jem and the Holograms actually have a song about this, called [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin (what else)]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL-wGsS_DWw Flowers in My Hair]].
** Stormer perpetually has a flower in her hair. It signifies her as the [[TokenGoodTeammate nicest member]] of her band and goes against her delinquent image.

* A ring of flower around a bulge atop the head is the main {{Tertiary Sexual Characteristic|s}} of female Barbapapa's

* Quite normal in the 1960s. Both men and women might wear flower decorations back then, but the iconic image of the 60s hippie is the "flower child", a serene woman wearing either a single daisy or a whole crown of'em.

* Flower crowns are coming back into fashion for teenaged girls.

* In Going to California by Music/LedZeppelin,

* Leilani Kai often had one, as well as a flower reef around her neck.

->'''Thor:''' It's not my fault, she never told me she was a '''fertility''' goddess!\\

* Norwegian poet Literature/HenrikWergeland was the "flower poet" above all others in Norwegian literature. He earned himself a yearly "flower parade" where the women wore flower crowns, if not paper crowns that were ''shaped'' like flowers. A "flower fairy", derived from one of his works, traditionally leads the parade.

[[caption-width-right:345:One has to feel sorry for Flynn; lord knows how many hours he spent decorating Rapunzel's hair like that.]]

* Guinevere from ''Series/{{Merlin}}'' is often depicted with flowers in her hair, possibly to contrast with the higher-born Morgana, who wears jewels. Even when Guinevere gets an upgrade in social status, her jewellery is ''still'' in the shape of flowers.

* The boys of ''Franchise/{{Tsukiuta}}'' have these fairly often, going with the series' tendency to disregard gender boundaries in fashion.

* Coco Bandicoot in the ''Franchise/CrashBandicoot'' series until ''VideoGame/CrashOfTheTitans''.

* ''Anime/{{Naruto}}'' has the Akatsuki member Konan, with a paper flower in her hair at all times.

* ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': In "[[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS7E13ThePerfectPear The Perfect Pear]]", which shows the Apple siblings's parents' courting, Bright Mac puts a flower (a buttercup, appropriately) in Pear Butter's mane during the picnic where they admit their love to each other. We see that she keeps wearing it, up to the day of their wedding.

* ''Film/{{Adrift 2018}}'': Richard gives Tami a flower to put in her hair, telling her which side she puts it on is important; right means she's on the market, but left means she's taken. She puts it on the left side.

* In ''Webcomic/Blindsprings'', Tamaura wears roses in her hair at the beginning. They wither and vanish when she leaves the forest.

** Fem!Japan is an especially notable example as the sketches for her have depicted her with no less than ''three'' different flowers in her hair: a yellow chrysanthemum in the earliest colored sketch of her, a pink sakura in a more recent colored sketch of her (complete with CherryBlossoms cascading down on her), and a red spider lily in a colored sketch of her "dark" self. And ''all'' of these flowers [[FlowerMotifs have a]] [[AddedAlliterativeAppeal special symbolic significance]] [[FlowerMotifs in Japanese culture]].

* GirlyGirl [[{{transsexual}} trans girl]] Nitori from ''Manga/WanderingSon'' usually doesn't wear flowers - though she does sometimes wear hair accessories when out as female - however once she tried out a flower in her hair. Her BigSisterBully Maho caught her, made fun of her for it, and mocked her about how she couldn't stay androgynous forever.

** Also a common motif in ''Creator/NaokoTakeuchi'''s artwork. [[http://mangastyle.net/book1/1-01.jpg A brunette Usagi]] or [[http://mangastyle.net/book1/1-17.jpg a beach drawing]] from the first artbook for examples.