Editing Mrs. Claus (section)

==Appearance==
Mrs. Claus is often depicted as a warm, matronly figure, embodying the spirit of comfort and care associated with the holiday season. Over the years, her appearance has varied across literary works, illustrations, and media portrayals:

*Clothing: Commonly shown wearing a red dress or cloak, trimmed with white fur, symbolizing her connection to Santa Claus. Some depictions include aprons or shawls, emphasizing her nurturing role. Earlier accounts, such as in Gardner's "A Hickory Back-Log," describe elaborate and practical winter attire suited for cold climates.
*Hairstyle: Typically portrayed with white or gray hair, often styled in a bun or curls, highlighting her grandmotherly demeanor.
*Accessories: She may wear glasses, hinting at her scholarly or detail-oriented nature, especially when depicted managing Santa’s records. Other accessories include lace caps, hoods, or mittens, reflecting her readiness for the North Pole's chilly conditions.