History Main / TrueBlueFemininity

* Prairie Dawn, Abby Cadabby, and Rosita from SesameStreet. The former two have pink skin and fur, respectively, while the latter has light blue fur.

** Lady Kluck from Disney's ''Disney/RobinHood''.

* Kida of ''Disney/AtlantisTheLostEmpire'' wore blue, that matched nicely with her large blue eyes. The tattoos are also colored blue as well.

* Princess Sally Acorn of ''SonicTheHedgehog'' media wears blue boots and vest.

* Yihwa Yeon's outfit in ''TowerOfGod'' consists of a royal blue sweater and some shorts over stockings. Mainly because fighting in a dress seems rather inconvenient. It also displays perfectly that all the females (aside from Nare and Miseng) are [[SubvertedTrope asskickers first and women second.]]

* Although most ''SuperSentai''/''PowerRangers'' Blues are male, the few times they are female this comes into play:
** Hurricane Blue from ''NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger''. [[spoiler:Her ''PowerRangers'' counterpart [[PowerRangersNinjaStorm Tori Hanson]] is more tomboyish, at least when unmorphed.]]

** Madison Rocca from ''PowerRangersMysticForce''. Her Sentai counterpart [[MahouSentaiMagiranger Urara Ozu]] is even more so.

* Hurricane Blue from NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger. [[spoiler:Her PowerRangers [[PowerRangersNinjaStorm counterpart]] is [[TomboyPrincess more tomboyish when unmorphed]], though.]]
* Madison Rocca from PowerRangersMysticForce. Her Sentai [[MahouSentaiMagiranger counterpart]] Urara Ozu is even more so.

* Yihwa Yeon's outfit in ''TowerOfGod'' consists of a royal blue sweater and some shorts over stockings. Mainly because fighting in a dress seems rather inconvenient. It also displays perfectly that all the females (aside from Nare and Miseng) are asskickers first and women second.

* In an [[MasculineGirlFeminineBoy inversion of]] PinkGirlBlueBoy, Wendy Moira Angelina Darling from ''Disney/PeterPan'' is portrayed as wearing a long, blue nightgown, while her youngest brother Michael is portrayed as wearing pink footie pajamas.

* The Dream Oracle from ''CucumberQuest'' is head-to-toe blue.

* Prairie Dawn and Rosita from SesameStreet. The former prefers blue dresses.

* Ami Mizuno/Sailor Mercury from ''SailorMoon'' primarily wears blue, while Haruka Tenou/Sailor Uranus wears navy and gold.

* Madison Rocca from PowerRangersMysticForce. [[spoiler:Her SuperSentai [[MahouSentaiMagiranger counterpart]] is a {{Tomboy}}.]]

* In an inversion of PinkGirlBlueBoy, Wendy Moira Angelina Darling from ''Disney/PeterPan'' is portrayed as wearing a long, blue nightgown, while her youngest brother Michael is portrayed as wearing pink footie pajamas.

* Prairie Dawn and Rosita from SesameStreet. They both have blue as their favorite color.
* Hurricane Blue from NinpuuSentaiHurricaneger.
* Madison Rocca from PowerRangersMysticForce.

* In ''{{BIONICLE}}'', all the Toa/Matoran of the Water element are female and have blue armor.

* Alisa Bosconovitch of ''{{VideoGame/Tekken}}'' wears an outfit with blue flowers and blue jewels.

* Now despite being a clear ActionGirl, Chun-Li of the ''StreetFighter'' series doesn't have any problems with also being feminine, but not the demure or weak kind of feminine.

* The Blue Fairy from ''Disney/{{Pinocchio}}''.

* Lady Kluck from Disney's ''Disney/RobinHood''.

* Lady Kluck from Disney's ''Disney/RobinHood''.

* The Blue Fairy from ''{{Disney/Pinocchio}}''.

** This is actually {{Justified}} in Literature/TheWonderfulWizardOfOz, where Munchkinland is awash in blue from the get-go, so Dorothy wearing her blue-and-white checks means she is a friend (to the Munchkins).

This could have started at least as far back as ancient Greece and Rome, and even why the Virgin Mary is often depicted in a blue robe. The logic was that blue symbolizes peace, serenity, kindness, and other such aspects that were considered womanly virtues. And from the early to mid 20th century, some argued that blue should be the color for girls, and red should be the color for boys. And even though we ended up with PinkGirlBlueBoy after WorldWarII, putting a woman in blue is still considered a sign of her femininity, if not as obvious as colors like pink and purple.