History Main / LipstickLesbian

* ''WebComic/PrincessPrincess'': Sadie is long-haired and always wears dresses, acting in the most feminine way. Over the course of the story, she falls for Amira. They get married at the end.

* ''Film/FirstGirlILoved'': Anne, and possibly Sasha, who both have feminine looks/attire.

** Another feminine cheerleader, Stella-Rebecca, realizes she's a lesbian near the end of the film by [[LGBTRealization seeing Hazel and PJ kiss]].

* Nobara Yukinokouji from ''Manga/InuXBokuSS'' is an attractive woman who works as a bodyguard, and tellsRirichiyo that she would love to be in a sexual relationship with her. She also demonstrates her more feminine aspects by helping Ririchiyo with her hair in episode 3.

* Teresa the Taco in ''WesternAnimation/SausageParty''.

* ''Film/JennifersBody'': Jennifer, who seems to be a lipstick bisexual, wears her long hair, with feminine clothing (including very short skirts) at all times, having sex with a lot of men. She also seems very into her female best friend Needy. Actress Creator/MeganFox says she played her as a very closeted lesbian. Needy, conversely, has a boyfriend who she seems into but also appears to find Jennifer attractive. She dresses more frumpily, but in a likewise feminine way, and thus [[AmbiguouslyBi may also be]] a lipstick bisexual.

* Magalie in ''Film/{{Intouchables}}'' is a very feminine secretary and personal assistant to Philippe. She's always elegant, well-groomed and highly sophisticated in general. Driss, the main character, tries to flirt with her for the entire movie... only to learn in the finale that "Fred", Magelie's coming-and-going significant other, is actually Frederica. Oh, and for further contrast, "Fred" is a ButchLesbian.

%%* Magalie in ''Film/{{Intouchables}}''.

Lipstick lesbians tend to be found a lot in works with lesbian characters; the reasons for this over-representation can include {{Fanservice}} (because GirlOnGirlIsHot), wanting to [[StopBeingStereotypical avert the stereotype]] of ButchLesbian (and the implication that non-heterosexuals are [[GenderInvertedTrope "gender]] [[TransEqualsGay inverted"]]), wanting to present a lesbian character that won't "intimidate" viewers, and wanting to depict a woman who "just happens to be attracted to other women" rather than other aspects of LGBTQ cultures and identities.

* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulKnife2023'': Gale and her wife Karen. They both have long hair (Gale more than Karen) and wear feminine outfits. This is {{downplayed}} however, making the two more chapstick.

* ''Film/VForVendetta'': Valerie, as shown in flashbacks, was portrayed as being classically feminine. It doesn't stop her from being persecuted by the Norsefire regime.

* ''Series/TheWhiteLotus'': Valentina, who's always impeccably madeup in elegant pansuits with her hair down, turns out to be a closeted lesbian attracted by her female employee Isabella ([[IncompatibleOrientation who's straight]]), though she then had sex with Mia.

* ''Film/{{Steam}}'': Elizabeth has long hair, wearing a blouse and skirt at first with modest makeup, while being into women. Her girlfriend Niala is more carefree in her looks, with long hair too but more revealing tops and pants, though far from butch either (she's bisexual rather than lesbian like Elizabeth as well). Elizabeth adopts more of her style over time, including a nose ring.

* ''Series/DarkDesire'': Edith is a lesbian, it turns out, with very feminine looks. Leonardo finds it funny as a result that Alma believed he was involved with her.

* ''Series/FellowTravelers'': The lesbians are mostly feminine as was expected for women in the 1950s, with long hair, wearing dresses and maintaining demure manners.

* Thunder from ''ComicBook/BatmanAndTheOutsiders'' is the femme lesbian while her partner Grace is the butch.

-->-- '''Alice''', ''Fanfic/{{Metamorphosis}}''