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* ''TabletopGame/{{Pathfinder}}'': Glaistigs typically wear long, flowing robes, skirts and gowns woven out of leaves.

* In ''WesternAnimation/IceAge5CollisionCourse'', Sid makes his girlfriend a bikini made of poison oak. Small wonder they broke up after one date.

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' episode "The Incredible Shrinking Wizard", when Gargamel grows back to his original size after being stuck in Smurf size for a good portion of the episode, he covers his male parts with a bush that he carries around with him as he chases after Azrael.

* ''Webcomic/{{Goblins}}'': Tempts Fate spends several adventures wearing little more than a loincloth made of grass and moss, as a result of a trap in a previous dungeon which forced him to leave behind most of his clothing and armor to escape.

** ''Franchise/{{Batman}}'': ComicBook/PoisonIvy is fond of wearing a part or full leaf based costume.

* ''ComicBook/OlivieRameau'': When Colombe Tiredaile goes for a swim, all she wears is a pair of flowers over her nipples and another over her crotch (identical to the FlowersOfNature, in fact).

* ''WesternAnimation/{{EPIC}}'': The leaf men wear leaf uniforms. Or else the Leaf Men are themselves partially composed of leaves. Queen Tara's dress is composed of a leaf for the bodice and a large pink-and-white vine flower for the skirt, with smaller leaves made into shoes.

** The 3.5 ''Arms and Equipment Guide'' introduces two magical armors that are vegetal in nature: the Bondleaf Wrap, a single large leaf from a magical tree that wraps around the body, getting nutriments from it, and the Moon-Ivy, a wreathlike choker that grows a flexible bodysuit of ivy around the body overnight, which whithers at the end of every day.

* The Coronet Debutante Ball in Los Angeles still has the debutantes [[VirginInAWhiteDress wear white dresses]] and [[HighClassGloves gloves]], but also carry [[PinkMeansFeminine pink hand muffs]] covered with pink flower petals.

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* ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'': In early material, the halfling nature deity Sheela Peryroyl is dressed in wildflowers.

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* ''WebComic/{{Goblins}}'': Tempts Fate spends several adventures wearing little more than a loincloth made of grass and moss, as a result of a trap in a previous dungeon which forced him to leave behind most of his clothing and armor to escape.

* ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'': The Petalars dress like this, though it may actually be part of their body, being plant people.

* Artist Duane Bryer's {{Big Beautiful|Woman}} pin-up girl Hilda sometimes liked to go around in bikinis made of [[https://static.wixstatic.com/media/e1dba9_b659c70afa27480d98411464c3dd571c.jpg/v1/fit/w_600,h_726,q_90,usm_0.66_1.00_0.01/e1dba9_b659c70afa27480d98411464c3dd571c.jpg flowers]] or [[https://static.wixstatic.com/media/e1dba9_6a4987564b67476dac179aba9497f94d.jpg/v1/fit/w_600,h_648,q_90/e1dba9_6a4987564b67476dac179aba9497f94d.jpg leaves.]] One time this got [[https://static.wixstatic.com/media/e1dba9_3435150b90594557bca448d88c9ca4e4.jpg/v1/fit/w_600,h_512,q_90/e1dba9_3435150b90594557bca448d88c9ca4e4.jpg some unwanted attention.]]

* ''Anime/SevenMortalSins'': In episode 6, Belphegor gives Maria Totsuka a bikini made of leaves to replace her destroyed clothes. Maria complains that [[RealityEnsues it is very itchy and uncomfortable]].

[[caption-width-right:195: [[http://www.gizmodiva.com/fashion/valentine’s-day-gown-and-shoe-made-of-rose-petals.php Roses are red]]... I'm sorry, [[DistractedByTheSexy how does the rest go?]]]]

* ''ComicBook/OlivieRameau'': When Colombe Tiredaile goes for a swim, all she wears is a pair of flowers over her nipples and another over her crotch (identical to the {{flower in her hair}}, in fact).

* ''ComicBook/Olivie Rameau'': When Colombe Tiredaile goes for a swim, all she wears is a pair of flowers over her nipples and another over her crotch (identical to the {{flower in her hair}}, in fact).

* The "Wood" Clow Card Spirit in ''Manga/CardcaptorSakura'' is dressed in leaves.
* In the desert island arc of ''Manga/LoveHina'', Naru, Shinobu and Nyamo are wearing bikinis made of leaves.

* Alleyne from ''Anime/QueensBlade'' wears undergarments made out of leaves.

* In ''Manga/PokemonAdventures'', after Sapphire has been living in the wilderness for a while, she resurfaces wearing a grass skirt and leaf bra.

* Even with the vine covering ''[[Art/CivicVirtueTriumphantOverUnrighteousness Civic Virtue's]]'' penis, the sculpture was still considered too provocative. It was was [[TheRoaringTwenties 1920's]] America, so this isn't all that surprising.

** Several Dryads are dressed this way. Special mention goes to [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=136285 Rushwood Dryad]] and [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=11494 Shanodin Dryads]], the latter of whom combines it PetalPower into a floating cloud of foliage.
** There are several green enchantments that boost a creature power and toughness and are represented by them being wrapped in wood or vines, like [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=189922 Oakenform]] and [[http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?multiverseid=370444 Moldervine Cloak.]]

* Franchise/{{Batman}} villainess ComicBook/PoisonIvy is fond of wearing a part or full leaf based costume.
* In the {{Belgian comic|s}} ''Olivier Rameau'', when Colombe Tiredaile goes for a swim, all she wears is a pair of flowers over her nipples and another over her crotch (identical to the {{flower in her hair}}, in fact).

* Wild Smurf in the titular story of the same name from ''ComicBook/TheSmurfs'' starts off wearing a Smurf hat made of leaves and a bush covering his male parts. Near the end of the story, Gargamel disguises himself by dressing himself with a hollow tree stump that covers his male parts.
* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman2011'': The New 52 version of Demeter appears to be wearing a dress made out of plant material. When Ares tears a hole through her it is revealed to be part of her body.

* Tinker Bell and all the fairies, in the ''Franchise/DisneyFairies'' franchise, wear flower or leaf based clothes.
* Similarly, the Leaf Men from ''WesternAnimation/{{EPIC}}'' wear leaf uniforms. Or else the Leaf Men are themselves partially composed of leaves. Queen Tara's dress is composed of a leaf for the bodice and a large pink-and-white vine flower for the skirt, with smaller leaves made into shoes.

* ''Literature/TheBible'': After eating the forbidden fruit, Adam and Eve attempted to cover their nakedness through garments made of fig leaves (if you know what fig leaves [[https://pjcarnes.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/1fig_leaf.jpg look like,]] the symbolism is kind of obvious). God later provided animal skins for them to wear.
* The title character of ''Literature/PeterPan'' wears clothes made out of leaves and tree sap. Most adaptations just dress him in green instead, with or without some leaves for decoration, but the [[Film/PeterPan 2003 film]] follows the book's description.
* The title character in the Romanian fairy tale ''[[http://www.mythfolklore.net/andrewlang/020.htm The Flower Queen's Daughter]]'' wears a dress woven out of flowers.
* Rhia of ''Literature/TheLostYearsOfMerlin'' is described to be wearing clothes made of vines.
* In the book ''Ivy And The Meanstalk'', Princess Ivy is brought to her friend's wedding wearing a cumbersome dress made entirely of live flowers, which hurts to walk in and attracts a lot of insects. The bride specifically chose it for her.
* Trolls in ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' often have living lichens growing on their stony bodies, and fashion-conscious females sometimes cultivate the more-attractive varieties deliberately. (Enterprising salesmen have capitalized on this by selling trolls plant food in pretty spray bottles, as described in ''Literature/UnseenAcademicals''.)
* Dryads in ''Literature/TheChroniclesOfNarnia'' are often described as wearing clothes that are made of the leaves and bark of the trees they come from.
* The elves, pixies, and most of the sprites from ''Literature/TheSpiderwickChronicles'' use this as their standard attire.
* In the ''Literature/TimeWarpTrio'' book about cavemen, the Trio arrive in the past and immediately notice that [[NakedOnArrival they're naked]], save for Fred keeping his baseball hat and Sam's NerdGlasses. They tried to take a bunch of modern stuff back with them this time, and apparently ''[[AppliedPhlebotinum The Book]]'' decided that you CantTakeAnythingWithYou if you're gonna be a twerp about it. While Fred just wants to hide behind a bush until they can go home, Sam fashions the three some rudimentary clothing out of large leaves.
* In ''[[Literature/ASeriesOfUnfortunateEvents The Penultimate Peril]]'', the Baudelaire siblings are working as concierges at a hotel. At one point, Klaus is summoned to the rooftop pool, where Esme Squalor is wearing a bikini composed of five lettuce leaves (three in the front and two in the back).
* ''Literature/PrincessesOfThePizzaParlor'': From Episode 2, multiple, due to multiple {{Plant Person}}s:
** Thistle:
---> She was wearing a mess of old leaves that might charitably be called clothes.
** Sweetbriar:
---> A pink-topped girl dressed in [...] ragged leaves
** [[spoiler:Princess Rosalind]]:
---> Delicate, pale skin was tinged a light green where it was not covered by a cascade of white rose petals, somehow fixed together to provide a veil over her otherwise bare body.

* In early ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' material the halfling nature deity Sheela Peryroyl is dressed in wildflowers.
* In the tabletop role-playing game ''Brave New World'', the Jungler archetype (whose power set involves controlling plants) is depicted as being dressed in leaves.

* The Sylvari in ''VideoGame/GuildWars 2'' are sentient human-like plants. All of their buildings and racial specific equipment is made of leaves, wood, and flowers. The clothes do come separate though, as other races can equip Sylvari produced weaponry and clothing. Their undergarments, however, appear to be appendages grown out of their bodies.

* ''VideoGame/{{Terraria}}'' has another Dryad example. She sells copies of her costume in the game's Halloween season, so players can dress their own characters up in Garden Garments as well.
* Leavanny, the Nurturing Franchise/{{Pokemon}}, makes leaf clothing for small Pokémon it finds. Its pre-evolutions, Sewaddle and Swadloon, clothe themselves in leaves as well.
* In ''VideoGame/GemsOfWar'', Dryads "wear" leaves. The text for their card wonders what they do in autumn.
* In ''VideoGame/FaeryLegendsOfAvalon'', this is common attire for a lot of faeries. Since they're small, they usually don't need many leaves.

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* The Petalars in ''WesternAnimation/ThunderCats2011'' dress like this, though it may actually be part of their body, being plant people.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Wakfu}}'' has Amalia, a Sadida (their world's [[PlantPerson plant]] [[GreenThumb summoners]]) that wears a skirt made out of leaves. Other Sadidas seen in the show also wear similarly leafy clothing. This includes the men, who wear leafy loincloths and grow bushy green beards that make them resemble trees.
* ''WesternAnimation/SamuraiJack'': Ashi makes a dress and shoes out of leaves as part of her GoodCostumeSwitch (her previous outfit was a SpyCatsuit made from ash that had bonded to her skin; scrubbing it off had left her completely naked).

* In ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' episode "The Incredible Shrinking Wizard", when Gargamel grows back to his original size after being stuck in Smurf size for a good portion of the episode, he covers his male parts with a bush that he carries around with him as he chases after Azrael.

* Creeping Ivy from ''[[WesternAnimation/HerselftheElf TheSpecialMagicofHerselftheElf]]''. Parts of her outfit include leafy short sleeves and a foliaged skirt.
** The hemlines of the elves' skirts/dresses are shaped like flower petals. Some are stellate or funnel-form; others are trumpet-shaped.

* ''ComicBook/WonderWoman'': The New 52 version of Demeter appears to be wearing a dress made out of plant material. When Ares tears a hole through her it is revealed to be part of her body.

* Trolls in ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'' often have living lichens growing on their stony bodies, and fashion-conscious females sometimes cultivate the more-attractive varieties deliberately. (Enterprising salesmen have capitalized on this by selling trolls plant food in pretty spray bottles, as described in ''Discworld/UnseenAcademicals''.)

* In the {{Belgian comic|s}} ''ComicBook/OlivierRameau'', when Colombe Tiredaile goes for a swim, all she wears is a pair of flowers over her nipples and another over her crotch (identical to the {{flower in her hair}}, in fact).

** Being a classic PlantPerson, [[http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Zyra/SkinsTrivia?file=Zyra_OriginalSkin.jpg Zyra]] is an example.
** Also, Morgana's [[http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Morgana/SkinsTrivia?file=Morgana_BlackthornSkin.jpg Blackthorn Morgana skin.]]

* ''VideoGame/{{Terraria}}'' has another Dryad example.