Blue Ribbon

If a character's blue ribbon is visible, such as in hair, collars, dresses, or uniforms, a blue ribbon tag covers it. A large, fluffy bow, thin necktie, or nice chest knot will do. Cute schoolgirls, anime idols, and lolita-style characters who want to look put together without overdoing it wear it. Blue ribbons feel cooler and softer than red or pink.

Artists use ribbons to balance face and hair, frame cheekbones, and highlight the neck. You can wear it as a headband, on a ponytail, or down the back. Tie it over a uniform jacket or around a dress or skirt hem. Fanart loves to enlarge things, and this big blue sash almost steals the show. Like an idol with her signature hairstyle or a girl with a big bow that stands out in crowd scenes, some series' characters have a signature blue ribbon.

Blue ribbons make anime characters look grounded but stylish with pastel clothes, sailor uniforms, or cozy sweaters. The tag is a cute, unique accessory you can wear every day and have fun with. Adding a blue ribbon to wallpaper makes it look clean and put together.