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Scarlet

Scarlet is a vivid red color, brighter than crimson and often inclining toward orange, evoking intensity and warmth.^[1]^[2] It has been used both as a descriptor for this hue and as a term for cloth dyed in this shade, historically prized for its richness and durability.^[3] The term "scarlet" originates from the Middle English "scarlat," derived through Anglo-French "escarlet" and Medieval Latin "scarlata" from the Persian "saqalāt," which denoted a type of luxurious cloth rather than the color itself.^[1] This cloth was typically dyed using extracts from the female kermes scale insect (Kermes echinatus), which lives on oak trees such as the kermes oak (Quercus coccifera) in the Mediterranean region, producing a brilliant red pigment known as shani in ancient Hebrew texts.^[4] Archaeological evidence, including a 3,800-year-old textile fragment discovered in the Judean Desert, confirms the use of this insect-based scarlet dye in the ancient Near East as early as the Middle Bronze Age, marking it as the earliest known example of a fabric dyed with scale insects.^[5] Throughout history, scarlet has symbolized power, passion, and sacrifice, appearing in military uniforms like those of Roman soldiers and Persian warriors, as well as in religious contexts such as the robes of Catholic cardinals, which represent the blood of martyrs.^[6] In the colonial era, scarlet dyes transitioned to cochineal insects from the Americas after their introduction to Europe in the 16th century, enhancing its vibrancy and economic importance in textile production.^[7] Today, scarlet remains a staple in fashion, art, and design for its bold, energetic connotations, with hex code approximations like #FF2400 capturing its fiery essence in digital palettes.^[8]

Color and fabric

Scarlet color

Scarlet is a bright, vivid shade of red with a subtle orange tint, evoking intensity and warmth. In digital representations, it is defined by the hexadecimal code #FF2400 and RGB values of (255, 36, 0), where full red saturation dominates alongside minimal green and no blue components.^[9] This hue distinguishes itself from deeper, cooler reds like crimson (#DC143C), which leans toward blue undertones, and from vermilion (#E34234), a more yellow-inflected orange-red; scarlet strikes a balance closer to pure red while retaining a fiery vibrancy.^[10] The kermes dye used for scarlet has ancient origins, with evidence from the Middle Bronze Age in the Near East, including a 3,800-year-old textile fragment from the Judean Desert, and became prominent in medieval European textiles from the 12th century, when it was produced through dye processes involving the crushed bodies of female kermes insects (Kermes vermilio) harvested from oak trees in the Mediterranean region.^[5]^[11] This dye, known as "grain" or "scarlet grain," yielded a brilliant red coveted for its fastness on wool and silk, but its extraction was labor-intensive—and thus extraordinarily expensive, often costing more than gold.^[7] Reserved for royalty, clergy, and the elite, scarlet symbolized wealth and status; by the 16th century, it was supplemented and largely replaced by cochineal dye from Central American insects, which produced even more vivid and cost-effective results after the Columbian exchange.^[12] In heraldry, scarlet aligns with the tincture gules (red), signifying military strength, magnanimity, and the warrior's valor, often emblazoned on shields to denote readiness for battle and noble generosity.^[13] Religiously, it holds profound meaning in Catholicism, where scarlet robes adorn cardinals, representing their willingness to shed blood as martyrs for the faith, a tradition rooted in medieval papal decrees.^[14] Culturally, scarlet evokes passion, sin, and societal judgment.^[15] In modern design and fashion, scarlet continues to captivate for its bold, energetic presence, often employed to convey confidence, urgency, and allure in garments, branding, and visual media.^[16] Designers leverage its high visibility in everything from high-fashion gowns—seen on red carpets—to graphic elements that demand attention, while its historical prestige informs contemporary palettes in luxury textiles. This color's application extends briefly to scarlet-dyed cloths, underscoring its enduring link to premium materials.^[17]

Scarlet cloth

Scarlet cloth emerged in medieval Europe between the 12th and 15th centuries as a premium woolen broadcloth, with the earliest documented reference appearing in Old High German as "Scarlachen" between 1007 and 1032. In England, production was limited, and much of the cloth was imported from major centers in the southern Low Countries—particularly the draperies of Flanders and Brabant—and north-central Italy, especially Florence, where advanced weaving and dyeing techniques flourished. Domestic English variants, such as the renowned Lincoln Scarlet from Lincolnshire, contributed to local output but represented a smaller share of the market. The name "scarlet" originally denoted the cloth's high quality rather than its color, though it became synonymous with a vivid red hue derived from specialized dyeing.^[18] The manufacturing process began with weaving on a balanced four-shed twill structure using long-staple wool fibers, which provided durability and a fine texture suitable for luxury garments. Dyeing followed, predominantly with kermes insects harvested from Mediterranean oaks, a labor-intensive method that comprised more than 50% of the total production cost and yielded the cloth's characteristic bright red shade; some pieces incorporated woad for deeper tones. In later periods, cochineal insects from the New World offered a more economical alternative while maintaining color vibrancy. Finishing techniques included fulling—beating the cloth in water and alkaline solutions to cleanse, shrink, and felt it—followed by teaselling to raise a nap and multiple shearings with steel tools for a sleek, even surface. These steps ensured the cloth's resistance to wear and its opulent appearance.^[18] Economically, scarlet cloth ranked as the costliest textile in medieval Europe, with a single length in early 15th-century London priced at £28 10s, equivalent to roughly 855 days' wages for a master mason, underscoring its status as a luxury good. It featured prominently in royal wardrobes, ceremonial liveries for high-ranking households, and elite attire, serving as a marker of wealth and prestige. England's export trade in scarlet was modest, accounting for no more than 2% of total cloth exports by the 1350s, though it held symbolic value in international commerce; imports from continental producers dominated supply. In 14th-century England, sumptuary laws restricted scarlet's use to the nobility, reinforcing class distinctions by prohibiting lower ranks from wearing such extravagant fabrics.^[18] Scarlet production waned in northern Europe by the early 16th century, supplanted by the availability of cheaper red dyes like cochineal and a broader shift toward diversified textile industries that prioritized volume over specialized luxury broadcloths. While the cloth endured in Italian markets—comprising up to 40% of Florentine woolens exported to Rome in the mid-15th century—its prominence in England and the Low Countries faded as fashion and economic priorities evolved.^[18]

People

Notable individuals

Scarlet Page (born 24 March 1971) is an English photographer known for her work in music photography. The daughter of Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page, she studied photography at the University of Westminster and has built a career capturing portraits of prominent rock musicians, including Paul McCartney, Foo Fighters, and The Smashing Pumpkins.^[19] In 2024, she marked 30 years as a professional photographer with an exhibition of 30 iconic images at Behind The Gallery in London.^[20] Her project Resonators, featuring portraits of 30 guitar greats, was exhibited at Ards Arts Centre in Northern Ireland in April 2025 and later in Belfast.^[21]^[22] Scarlet Gruber (born 10 February 1989) is a Venezuelan actress and dancer from a family prominent in the entertainment industry. She is the daughter of actor and singer Gabriel Fernández and actress Ligia Leal.^[23] Gruber gained recognition for her roles in telenovelas, including Daniela in Corazón Valiente (2012).^[24] Other notable performances include Andrea del Junco in Tierra de Reyes (2014–2015) and Julieta Lugo in Si nos dejan (2021).^[25]^[26]

Performers and stage names

In the 1980s, Scarlet the Southern Belle, portrayed by Janice Flynn, was a prominent character in the Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW), an all-female professional wrestling promotion that aired from 1986 to 1990.^[27] As part of the tag team known as the Southern Belles alongside Tara (Sheila Best), Scarlet embodied a glamorous, Southern-themed persona characterized by elaborate costumes and regional flair, competing in matches that blended athleticism with theatrical entertainment.^[28] The Southern Belles participated in various tag-team bouts, often facing off against rival factions like the Heavy Metal Sisters, contributing to GLOW's signature mix of comedy, drama, and physicality that helped pioneer scripted women's wrestling on television.^[29] GLOW, including performances like Scarlet's, had a lasting cultural impact by popularizing women's wrestling as a mainstream spectacle, influencing later promotions and inspiring renewed interest in female athletes during an era when such opportunities were limited.^[30] Elizabeth Chihaia, known professionally as Scarlett (formerly Scarlett Bordeaux), is an American professional wrestler and valet who adopted the stage name Scarlet during her tenure in WWE's NXT brand from 2020 onward.^[31] Born on May 13, 1991, in Chicago, Illinois, she debuted in NXT as the enigmatic manager and valet for Karrion Kross, enhancing his dominant persona through psychological tactics, ominous promos, and cinematic entrances that emphasized themes of doom and inevitability.^[32] Key storylines included their joint assault on NXT competitors, leading to Kross capturing the NXT Championship twice—first in June 2020 and again in 2021—while Scarlett's interference and mind games solidified their faction as a formidable threat to the brand's hierarchy.^[31] Although she did not win any championships herself, Scarlett occasionally competed in the ring, including tag-team and singles matches, showcasing her athletic background from independent circuits like Impact Wrestling.^[33] Following her contract expiration with WWE on August 10, 2025, Scarlett transitioned toward broader media pursuits and returned to independent wrestling with high-profile appearances like a tag team match partnering with Shotzi Blackheart at House of Glory's Superclash event on November 15, 2025.^[34]^[35] Scarlett James, a burlesque performer active since the late 2000s and born in the 1980s, has significantly contributed to the modern revival of burlesque through her innovative shows and festival production.^[36] Based in Montreal, she founded the Montreal Burlesque Festival in 2009, establishing it as a premier annual event that blends classic vaudeville elements with contemporary artistry, attracting international talent and audiences through lavish productions featuring acts like martini glass routines and themed spectacles.^[37] Notable shows include The Scarlett Grand Revue, a touring extravaganza that showcases her as a sophisticated showgirl with elaborate costumes and choreography, and collaborations in global festivals that emphasize burlesque's empowering, body-positive ethos.^[38] Her contributions extend to mainstreaming burlesque in Canada by producing accessible events like the 2023 and 2025 editions of the festival, which incorporate diverse performers and educational workshops, fostering a new generation of artists and elevating the art form's cultural relevance up to the present day.^[39]

Fictional characters

In literature

In Marissa Meyer's 2013 science fiction novel Scarlet, the second installment in the Lunar Chronicles series, the titular protagonist Scarlet Benoit is an 18-year-old farm girl living in Rieux, France, who becomes central to the narrative when her grandmother, Michelle Benoit, mysteriously disappears.^[40] As a retelling of the fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood," Scarlet's story intertwines with the series' broader plot involving cyborg Cinder's rebellion against the tyrannical Lunar Queen Levana; Scarlet teams up with Ze'ev Kesley (known as Wolf), a street fighter and former Lunar soldier, to uncover her grandmother's ties to a covert Lunar resistance operation.^[40] Scarlet's arc reveals her partial Lunar heritage, transforming her from a determined but isolated rural youth into a skilled pilot and key ally in the fight for Earth's freedom, emphasizing themes of family loyalty and hidden identities. In historical fiction, characters named Scarlet often appear as bold, resilient figures navigating turbulent eras, such as Scarlet in A.C. Gaughen's 2012 novel Scarlet, a reimagining of the Robin Hood legend set in medieval England.^[41] Here, Scarlet disguises herself as a boy thief named Will Scarlet to join Robin Hood's band and evade her abusive past with the Sheriff of Nottingham's enforcer, Lord Gisbourne; her plot role involves high-stakes heists and romantic tensions, culminating in a choice between personal safety and collective justice against corrupt authority.^[42] The name Scarlet in literature frequently draws from its etymological roots in the vibrant red cloth of medieval times, symbolizing passion, danger, and defiance, which authors leverage to craft characters with intense emotional arcs.^[43] For instance, in Margaret Mitchell's 1936 epic Gone with the Wind, Scarlett O'Hara embodies this through her unyielding survival instincts amid the American Civil War, evolving from a spoiled Southern belle to a shrewd businesswoman whose manipulative pursuits highlight themes of ambition and regret.^[44] Such naming conventions allow for nuanced explorations of female agency in prose, where Scarlet figures often confront societal constraints, forging paths of empowerment unique to the introspective depth of novelistic storytelling.^[45]

In comics, film, and television

In DC Comics, Scarlet is a vigilante character introduced as the sidekick to Jason Todd's Red Hood.^[46] Created during Grant Morrison's overarching Batman narrative and debuting in Batman and Robin #26 (2013), she was originally named Sasha, the daughter of a low-level criminal who relocated to Gotham City seeking a fresh start.^[46] Her family became targets of the villain Professor Pyg, who murdered her parents and disfigured Sasha by grafting doll-like prosthetics onto her face during one of his twisted experiments.^[46] Rescued by Red Hood, who saw potential in her rage against Gotham's criminals, Sasha adopted the Scarlet identity and trained under him, developing skills in hand-to-hand combat, marksmanship, and knife fighting, along with enhanced physical conditioning from rigorous training.^[47] Lacking superhuman powers, her abilities stem from tactical expertise and unyielding determination, often wielding dual pistols and a signature red hood as part of her costume.^[46] Scarlet's key story arcs center on her partnership with Red Hood in a violent crusade to purge Gotham's underworld, positioning themselves as brutal alternatives to Batman and Robin.^[46] In the "The Sum of Her Parts" arc (Batman and Robin #26-28, 2013), she aids Red Hood in assassinating corrupt figures, escalating tensions with the Bat-Family.^[46] Their campaign peaks in the "The Teeth Over the City" storyline (Batman and Robin #29-35, 2013-2014), where Scarlet's loyalty leads to confrontations with Batman, culminating in her death when shot during a rooftop battle with the Dark Knight.^[46] Following her death in 2014, Scarlet briefly appeared in the 2015 Convergence event in Convergence: Batman and Robin #1, piloting a helicopter alongside Red Hood.^[47] She has not featured in major arcs since then as of 2025, though her influence lingers in explorations of Red Hood's morally ambiguous vigilantism, with occasional references in Jason Todd's solo titles like Red Hood: Outlaw emphasizing the consequences of his past mentorship.^[46] The Scarlet series from Icon Comics, published by Marvel from 2010 to 2014 and written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Alex Maleev, features a titular protagonist named Scarlet Rue, a young journalist in Portland, Oregon, whose life unravels due to police corruption.^[48] After witnessing her boyfriend's murder by corrupt officers who frame him for drug trafficking, Scarlet awakens with reality-altering powers that allow her to manifest her will into physical changes, such as igniting fires or disintegrating obstacles, stemming from an unexplained supernatural awakening triggered by her trauma.^[49] The narrative spans three volumes, with the first (Scarlet #1-6, 2010) focusing on her initial vengeful acts against the perpetrators, blending personal revenge with broader exposure of systemic abuse.^[50] Subsequent arcs explore themes of vigilantism and societal revolution, as Scarlet's actions inspire a grassroots uprising against institutional corruption, questioning the ethics of extrajudicial justice and the blurred line between hero and terrorist.^[51] In Scarlet #7-17 (2011-2013), her powers escalate, enabling her to rally supporters and dismantle police networks, but at the cost of escalating violence and personal isolation.^[52] The final volume (Scarlet #18-30, 2013-2014) culminates in a nationwide conflict, where Scarlet sacrifices herself to ignite lasting change, emphasizing Bendis's critique of power structures and the radicalization of ordinary individuals.^[53] A second miniseries (Scarlet #1-5, 2018) was published under DC Comics' Jinxworld imprint, continuing the narrative as Scarlet's revolution spreads, leading to city-wide shutdowns, drone strikes, and further exploration of themes of power and radicalization.^[54] No further issues have been published as of 2025. The series received acclaim for its bold exploration of real-world issues like police brutality, influencing later creator-owned works on similar themes.^[55] In film, Scarlet Overkill serves as the primary antagonist in the 2015 animated feature Minions, a prequel in the Despicable Me universe produced by Illumination Entertainment.^[56] Voiced by Sandra Bullock, she is depicted as the world's first female supervillain, a ambitious and glamorous 1960s-style femme fatale with fiery red hair, bold makeup, and outfits featuring capes, gloves, and high-fashion weaponry that evoke retro spy aesthetics.^[57] Her design draws from mid-20th-century icons like Bond girls and pulp villains, emphasizing elegance masking ruthless cunning.^[58] Scarlet Overkill's role involves recruiting three Minions—Kevin, Stuart, and Bob—to steal Queen Elizabeth II's crown during her 1968 coronation, aiming to become queen herself and outdo male supervillains like a young Gru.^[56] Married to inventor Herb Overkill (voiced by Jon Hamm), she operates from a high-tech lair filled with gadgets, showcasing her intellect and flair for dramatic schemes.^[59] When the Minions inadvertently sabotage her plans, leading to her downfall and exile to New York, her arc highlights themes of ambition and betrayal within the franchise's comedic framework.^[56] She makes cameo appearances in subsequent films, including Minions: The Rise of Gru (2022) and Despicable Me 4 (2024), though not in major roles, influencing spin-off merchandise and fan discussions on strong female antagonists in animation as of 2025.^[60]

Music

Albums

Scarlet is the title of several notable albums across various genres, reflecting the color's evocative appeal in music themes of passion, intensity, and transformation.^[61] The British boy band Code Red released their debut album Scarlet on October 27, 1997, via Polydor Records, marking their entry into the late-1990s pop scene with a sound influenced by American R&B and boy band harmonies.^[62] Produced by Mike Spencer, the album features 16 tracks, including key singles like "Can We Talk" and "This Is Our Song," which peaked at No. 29 and No. 59 on the UK Singles Chart, respectively.^[63] Critics noted its polished production and catchy hooks but criticized it for lacking originality compared to contemporaries like Boyzone.^[64] Polish gothic rock band Closterkeller issued their fourth studio album Scarlet on January 16, 1995, through Izabelin Studio/PolyGram Poland, with a CD reissue in 1999 by Metal Mind Productions.^[65] Recorded at Studio S-4 in Warsaw and produced by the band alongside Tomek Jankowski, it blends darkwave elements with alternative metal, featuring 10 tracks such as "Ocalić nas" and "Martwa," exploring themes of existential struggle and romance.^[66] The album solidified Closterkeller's status in Eastern Europe's gothic scene, earning praise for Anja Orthodox's haunting vocals and the band's atmospheric instrumentation, though it received limited international attention.^[67] American rapper and singer Doja Cat's fourth studio album Scarlet, released on September 22, 2023, by Kemosabe and RCA Records, shifts toward a raw hip-hop focus, distancing from her pop-rap past amid personal controversies.^[61] Self-produced with contributions from producers like Rogét Chahayed and Kurtis McKenzie, it includes 17 tracks like "Attention," "Paint the Town Red" (which topped the Billboard Hot 100), and "Demons," delving into defiance, online trolling, and self-empowerment.^[68] An expanded edition, Scarlet 2 Claude, was released on April 5, 2024, adding five new tracks. Scarlet debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200, selling 95,000 units in its first week, and garnered mixed reviews: Variety hailed it as her strongest work for its bold lyricism, while Pitchfork critiqued its inconsistent execution despite standout bars.^[69]^[68] The self-titled debut album by American hard rock band Scarlet from Columbus, Ohio, emerged in 1983 on Bazer Records, capturing the early-1980s NWOBHM-influenced sound with melodic hooks and anthemic choruses.^[70] Featuring eight tracks including the standout "She Tastes Like Metal" and "I Want Your Love," produced by the band in local studios, it highlights raw riffs and energetic delivery.^[71] Though commercially obscure, the album has been reissued and praised in metal collector circles for its raw energy and pre-metalcore aggression.^[72]

Songs

"Scarlet" is a rock song recorded by the Rolling Stones in October 1974 during sessions for their album Goats Head Soup, featuring guest guitarist Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin and bassist Rick Grech of Family and Blind Faith.^[73] The track remained unreleased for over 45 years until its inclusion on the 2020 super deluxe reissue of Goats Head Soup, where it was compiled alongside other bonus material from the era.^[73] Lyrically, the song explores themes of desire and emotional vulnerability, with Mick Jagger singing lines like "Baby, you excite me, but you talk too much" and addressing the titular Scarlet directly about wearing his heart on her sleeve, evoking a passionate yet frustrated romance.^[74] "Scarlet" is a track by the Irish rock band U2, released on their 1981 album October. The song is largely instrumental with minimalist lyrics consisting of repeated chants of "Rejoice," serving as a meditative prelude to the album's closing track "40" and emphasizing themes of faith and quiet introspection amid the band's early exploration of religious influences in their music.^[75] "Scarlet" is a progressive metal song by the American band Periphery, featured on their 2012 album Periphery II: This Time It's Personal.^[76] The lyrics delve into themes of lost innocence and the consequences of temptation, with lines like "So many reasons why one should never entertain the taste of the red / A cry for a life of innocence escapes her lips" symbolizing a fall from purity.^[76] Known for its complex instrumentation, including intricate guitar riffs and dynamic shifts, the track has become a live staple for the band, highlighting their influence in the djent subgenre.^[77]

Companies and brands

Telecommunications and technology

Scarlet is a telecommunications brand operating in Belgium, providing low-cost broadband internet, fixed-line and mobile telephony, and digital television services as part of the Proximus Group.^[78] Originally established in Belgium in 1997 as a subsidiary of the Dutch Scarlet NV, it focused on value-oriented consumer services using unbundled local loop access to deliver competitive pricing.^[79] In February 2008, Belgacom (rebranded as Proximus in 2014) acquired Scarlet for €185 million to bolster its residential market presence, particularly in the Flemish region where Telenet dominated.^[80] Following the acquisition, Scarlet retained its independent branding while leveraging Proximus's infrastructure, including fiber optic expansions that reached over 1.2 million premises by the end of 2022.^[81] On October 1, 2022, Scarlet Belgium SA was fully integrated into Proximus SA as a trademark, ceasing operations as a separate legal entity but continuing service offerings.^[82] Scarlet has maintained a niche in Flanders by targeting price-sensitive customers with bundled "Trio" packages combining internet, phone, and TV, contributing to Proximus's overall market share of 40-50% in Belgium's telecom sector as of mid-2025.^[83] Recent expansions include a September 2024 upgrade boosting internet speeds for existing subscribers without price increases and a January 2025 enhancement adding data volumes to mobile plans while introducing lower out-of-bundle rates.^[84]^[82] These updates align with broader fiber rollout efforts, improving coverage and performance in competitive Flemish markets.^[85] In the technology sector, Scarlet Tech, founded in 2011 and headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, develops wireless IoT devices for occupational health and safety monitoring in industries like oil and gas and construction.^[86] The company offers products such as real-time gas detectors and noise dosimeters integrated with cloud platforms for environmental compliance, serving over 3,000 corporate clients globally by 2025.^[87] Another entity, Scarlet (also known as Scarlet Comply), established in 2020 in London, United Kingdom, operates as Europe's only Notified Body specialized in certifying software as a medical device (SaMD) and AI-based medical devices under EU MDR regulations.^[88] It provides streamlined conformity assessments for digital health technologies, accredited by bodies including the Dutch Accreditation Council and UK MHRA, to accelerate market access for software-driven healthcare innovations.^[89]

Entertainment and fashion

Scarlet Records was a short-lived independent record label based in the United Kingdom, founded in the mid-1980s by Charlie Harper, the lead singer of the punk band UK Subs, who performed under the stage name Capt. Scarlet.^[90] The label specialized in punk and hardcore music, signing acts from the British punk scene including UK Subs, Broken Bones, and Brutal Attack.^[90] Notable releases under the label included UK Subs' album Flood of Lies in 1983, which captured the band's raw punk energy during a transitional period; Broken Bones' 1984 single "Decapitated," a staple in crossover thrash circles; and Brutal Attack's 1982 live cassette Live... For Kicks, documenting the band's energetic performances. The label's output was limited to a handful of records between 1982 and 1984, after which it ceased operations without any formal announcement of dissolution, reflecting the volatile nature of independent punk labels in the era.^[90] In the realm of pop music entertainment, Scarlett & Black emerged as a synth-pop duo in the late 1980s, formed by Sharon Marie Scarlett on lead vocals and Felicity "Fee" Black on keyboards and backing vocals. Signed to Virgin Records, the duo released their self-titled debut album in 1988, which featured polished, radio-friendly tracks blending synthesizers and emotive ballads.^[91] Their biggest hit, "You Don't Know," peaked at number 20 on the US Billboard Hot 100, driven by its catchy melody and themes of unrequited love, marking them as a one-hit wonder in the synth-pop landscape.^[92] As a branded act, Scarlett & Black capitalized on their brief success with associated merchandise such as promotional apparel and accessories tied to their album release, typical of 1980s pop duos aiming to build fan loyalty beyond recordings.^[93] The duo disbanded after their sole album, with no further releases, underscoring the transient popularity of many synth-pop outfits in the decade's tail end. Turning to fashion, Scarlet Threads operates as a women's consignment boutique in Riverside, California, emphasizing sustainable practices through resale of gently used and new clothing to reduce fast fashion's environmental impact.^[94] Established around 2018, the brand hosts pop-up events where shoppers can acquire on-trend items from top brands at 50-80% off retail prices, while sellers consign pieces purchased within the last three years, including apparel, shoes, handbags, accessories, and home décor.^[95] Its mission centers on affordability, waste reduction, and community support, aligning with broader sustainability efforts by promoting circular fashion models that extend garment lifecycles and minimize new production demands.^[94] The boutique's name evokes scarlet hues, though its inventory spans a wide color palette, focusing instead on timeless and stylish pieces suitable for everyday wear.^[96]

Print

Novels and books

The Scarlet Letter, published in 1850 by Nathaniel Hawthorne, is a seminal work of American literature set in the Puritan Massachusetts Bay Colony during the 1640s. The novel centers on Hester Prynne, a young woman convicted of adultery and sentenced to wear a scarlet "A" embroidered on her clothing as a public mark of shame, while raising her illegitimate daughter Pearl in isolation from the judgmental community. Hawthorne drew from historical Puritan practices, such as public shaming and strict moral codes, to critique the society's hypocrisy, repression, and obsession with sin, portraying how individual guilt and societal pressure intersect to explore broader themes of redemption, identity, and the human spirit's resilience. The work reflects Hawthorne's own ancestry, as his great-great-grandfather was a judge in the Salem witch trials, influencing the novel's examination of inherited moral legacies and the destructive nature of unacknowledged sin.^[97]^[98]^[99] In the realm of modern young adult fiction, Scarlet (2013) by Marissa Meyer serves as the second installment in the Lunar Chronicles series, reimagining the fairy tale Little Red Riding Hood in a dystopian future where Earth faces threats from the lunar colony of Luna. The protagonist, Scarlet Benoit, a fiery farm girl in rural France, embarks on a perilous quest to uncover the truth behind her grandmother's disappearance, allying with Wolf, a genetically modified street fighter with a violent past, amid rising interplanetary tensions. Interlaced with the cyborg mechanic Cinder's storyline from the first book, the narrative delves into themes of self-discovery, loyalty, familial bonds, and rebellion against oppressive authority, blending romance, action, and social commentary on genetic engineering and political intrigue. As a New York Times bestseller, Scarlet contributed to the series' global success, with the Lunar Chronicles selling over seven million copies worldwide.^[100]^[101]^[102] Another notable entry is Scarlet (2012) by A.C. Gaughen, the opening novel in a young adult trilogy that reinterprets the Robin Hood legend from the perspective of Will Scarlet, revealed to be a disguised teenage girl named Scarlet O'Hara navigating life as a thief in medieval England. Fleeing an abusive past, Scarlet joins Robin Hood's outlaw band in Sherwood Forest, grappling with her concealed gender, budding romance with Robin, and the dangers of outwitting the tyrannical Sheriff of Nottingham. The book emphasizes themes of empowerment, deception, and found family, highlighting gender fluidity and resilience in a patriarchal society through Scarlet's strategic cunning and emotional growth. Praised for its fresh take on folklore, it became a popular read among young adult audiences for its strong female lead and historical adventure elements.^[103]^[104]

Periodicals and publications

The Scarlet Review is an annual literary magazine produced by undergraduate students at Rutgers University–Camden, founded in 2015 by Travis DuBose as part of the "Designing Publications for the Web" course.^[105] It focuses on poetry, fiction, and prose that address real-world issues such as racism, mental illness, and interpersonal relationships, emphasizing bold and unfiltered narratives from emerging writers.^[106] Notable issues include the 2019 edition, which introduced diversified design elements, increased social media engagement, and a public reading event to amplify student voices.^[106] The publication transitioned to a fully online format in 2016 and continued to release spring editions up to 2019.^[107] Scarlet Leaf Review was an online literary journal launched on January 15, 2016, dedicated to promoting emerging poets and authors by publishing poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art.^[108] Based in Canada, it paid contributors between $10 and $25 per accepted submission and prioritized diverse voices and international submissions, featuring works in monthly issues until its closure on June 1, 2023, following health challenges including the editor's accident in January 2022, after which the archives remained accessible.^[109]^[110] Scarlet Adventuress was a short-lived American pulp magazine published in the mid-1930s by Associated Authors, with issues appearing from at least 1935 to 1938 and featuring a female protagonist in adventure stories.^[111] Edited by David Bruce, it emphasized thrilling tales of escapades and intrigue, often illustrated with dramatic covers depicting bold women in perilous situations, aligning with the era's popular pulp genres of mystery and exploration.^[111] The title may have been retitled Modern Adventuress toward the end of its run, though circulation figures are scarce due to its limited print history and the ephemeral nature of pulp publications during the Great Depression.^[111]

Other uses

In biology and nature

The scarlet ibis (Eudocimus ruber) is a striking wading bird renowned for its vivid scarlet plumage, which derives from a diet rich in carotenoid-containing crustaceans and insects.^[112] Native to tropical wetlands in South America, including coastal mangroves, mudflats, and shallow bays from Venezuela to Brazil, it often forages in flocks while nesting in dense mangrove islands.^[113] As of 2025, the species is classified as Least Concern by the IUCN, though its population is decreasing due to habitat loss and poaching for the pet trade, with an estimated global population exceeding 10,000 mature individuals.^[114]^[115] The scarlet kingsnake (Lampropeltis elapsoides), a non-venomous colubrid snake, inhabits a variety of forested and coastal environments across the southeastern United States, ranging from New Jersey to Florida and westward to Texas.^[116] Its distinctive tricolor pattern—bands of red, black, and yellow—serves as Batesian mimicry of the venomous eastern coral snake (Micrurus fulvius), deterring predators through visual resemblance despite lacking toxicity.^[117] Ecologically, it plays a beneficial role as a predator, specializing in a diet of small lizards, snakes (including venomous species like copperheads), and amphibians, thereby helping regulate prey populations in its habitats.^[118] Scarlet fever, an infectious disease caused by toxin-producing strains of Streptococcus pyogenes (group A Streptococcus), typically arises as a complication of strep throat or skin infections.^[119] Symptoms include high fever, sore throat, flushed cheeks, and a characteristic fine, red, sandpaper-like rash that blanches under pressure, often accompanied by a "strawberry" tongue and potential complications like rheumatic fever if untreated.^[120] Historically, it caused severe epidemics in the 19th century, with mortality rates up to 25% in Europe and North America before the advent of antibiotics, as seen in widespread outbreaks among children during the Victorian era.^[121] Modern treatment involves prompt administration of penicillin or amoxicillin, which resolves symptoms within days and prevents complications, rendering the disease rare and mild in developed regions as of 2025.^[119]^[120]

Places and miscellaneous

Scarlett Road in Toronto, Canada, is a prominent north-south arterial road in the city's west end, extending from the Humber River northward through residential and commercial areas. Named after John Scarlett (1777–1865), a merchant-miller who arrived in York (now Toronto) in 1818 and developed significant property along the Humber River, including mills and a distillery, the road reflects early 19th-century settlement patterns in what became Etobicoke. Scarlett's contributions extended to local infrastructure, such as building the first bridge over the Humber in 1837, earning him recognition as a foundational figure in the Toronto Junction area.^[122] The road features several notable landmarks, including the St. Matthias Anglican Church at 691 Scarlett Road, a wood-framed structure built in 1895 that serves as Toronto's only remaining example of such architecture and was designated a local heritage site in 2010 for its architectural and community significance. Further south, the Scarlett Road Bridge over the Humber River, with utility relocation ongoing as of 2025 and reconstruction expected to follow, connects to St. Clair Avenue West and supports pedestrian, cycling, and vehicular traffic while integrating with the Eglinton Crosstown LRT extension. Community events along the road have historically included local fairs and church gatherings, though no major annual events are exclusively tied to it.^[123]^[124] Among miscellaneous uses, Scarlet denotes a 20th-century apple variety, exemplified by Scarlet Spur, a compact spur-type cultivar discovered as a sport of Oregon Spur in the late 20th century and introduced commercially around 1980 by Van Well Nursery. This variety is prized for its low-vigor growth habit, ideal for high-density planting and home gardens, with trees reaching maturity quickly and producing biennial heavy crops. Cultivation requires well-drained soil, full sun, and standard pruning; it shows moderate resistance to apple scab and fire blight but benefits from pollinators like Golden Delicious. The apples feature glossy bright red skin over a yellow background, crisp white flesh with a sweet, mildly tart flavor profile low in acidity, and are harvested from late August to mid-September in temperate climates, storing well for up to three months.^[125]

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Si nos dejan (TV Series 2021– ) - Scarlet Gruber as Julieta Lugo
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Scarlett Bordeaux Set for First Singles Match in Over Two Years ...
Oct 27, 2025 · Scarlett Bordeaux is stepping back into singles action for the first time in over two years—and she's doing it in front of a hometown crowd.
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Scarlett Bordeaux, Shotzi and Harley Cameron sing “I Put a Spell on ...
Jan 28, 2025 · In the (dark) spirit of the Halloween season, Scarlett Bordeaux, Shotzi and Harley Cameron conjure up a spooky cover of “I Put a Spell on You” from the ...
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Scarlett James founded and is the president of the Montreal Burlesque Festival, The Grand Burlesque Show and the Scarlett Grande revue.Missing: contributions | Show results with:contributions
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After joining the band, Scarlet tells Rob about a secret passage into the prison of Nottingham Castle, where a wrongfully arrested boy has been imprisoned. They ...
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Feb 6, 2012 · Scarlet is all about violence, even assaulting you on the very first page with a brilliantly red-headed girl choking the life out of a man.
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£50.00 Rating 4.5 (9) The artists one and only album released by the duo, Robin Hild and Sue West, both former backing vocalists for "Doctor and the Medics" in the early eighties.
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Scarlet Threads: Home
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Scarlet Threads accepts current (purchased within the last 3 years), new and gently used brand name and designer clothing, shoes, accessories and on trend home ...Missing: sustainability red
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What's New | Scarlet Threads
This will help speed up the wait times for the dressing room line. Tank tops, leggings or bike shorts are recommended for trying on items in this dressing room.Missing: sustainability red<|control11|><|separator|>
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The Puritan Setting of The Scarlet Letter - CliffsNotes
In choosing Puritan New England as his backdrop, Hawthorne has provided a rich texture for his drama of human suffering.
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The Scarlet Letter presents a critical, even disdainful, view of Puritanism. The narrator depicts Puritan society as drab, confining, unforgiving, and narrow- ...
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This confusion over the nature and causes of evil reveals the problems with the Puritan conception of sin. The book argues that true evil arises from the close ...
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Scarlet (The Lunar Chronicles, #2) by Marissa Meyer | Goodreads
Rating 4.2 (457,236) Feb 5, 2013 · Halfway around the world, Scarlet Benoit's grandmother is missing. It turns out there are many things Scarlet doesn't know about her grandmother ...Scarlet · About The Author · Friends & Following<|control11|><|separator|>
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Scarlet continues the story of Linh Cinder, a cyborg girl who learns that she is the lost princess of Luna (formerly known as the moon).
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Marissa Meyer - Jill Grinberg Literary Management
Her books have sold over seven million copies worldwide and have been published in 37 foreign territories. She lives in Tacoma, Washington, with her husband and ...
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Scarlet (Scarlet Series #1) by A. C. Gaughen | eBook - Barnes & Noble
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Scarlet by A.C. Gaughen - Don't Shush Me!
May 26, 2016 · Scarlet is a re-telling of the Robin Hood legend, where Robin's pal Will Scarlet is a girl named Scarlet, who disguises herself as a boy.
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About the Scarlet Review
The Scarlet Review is Rutgers-Camden's annual showcase of undergraduate writing. Published each spring as a project of the course “Designing Publications for ...
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The Scarlet Review 2019
The Scarlet Review is Rutgers-Camden's annual showcase of undergraduate writing.
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... Rutgers-Camden's first online magazine, The Scarlet Review. This magazine is a collaborative project; none of this would have been possible without the ...
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Jan 15, 2018 · Dear Readers and Authors, On January 15, 2016, the first issue of the Scarlet Leaf Review saw the light of the Internet.
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JAN 2018 - SCARLET LEAF REVIEW
Jan 15, 2018 · On January 15, 2016, the first issue of the Scarlet Leaf Review saw the light of the Internet. Two years later, it's reached 1,673,798 hits.
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Jun 1, 2023 · The magazine is ending because the author can no longer continue, things worsened after an accident, and the journey has come to an end.Missing: history | Show results with:history<|control11|><|separator|>
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Scarlet Adventuress--Pulp Magazine--Info? - Cafe Society
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Conservation Efforts As a species, scarlet ibis are not considered threatened; however, local populations are at risk due to capture for the pet trade, habitat ...
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Eudocimus ruber prefers swampy environments such as mud flats and shallow bays. It tends to reproduce and nest on dense brush-covered islands and mangroves near ...
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The overall population trend is considered to be decreasing over three generations (21.66 years) (Wetlands International 2023).
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Apr 11, 2025 · Not globally threatened (Least Concern). CITES II. It remains common to abundant in places, but has declined in many places, though marked ...
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Scarlet Kingsnake (Lampropeltis elapsoides) - SREL herpetology
Across their range, Scarlet Kingsnakes occupy a variety of habitats ... Mimicry. Footer. University of Georgia's Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
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Mimicry on the edge: why do mimics vary in resemblance to their ...
(a) The non-venomous scarlet kingsnake (L. t. elapsoides) mimics the highly venomous eastern coral snake (M. fulvius). (b) The geographical range of L. t.
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[PDF] Diet specialization by the scarlet Kingsnake, Lampropeltis ...
these secretive coral snake mimics (Greene and mcDiarmid 2005, harper and pfennig 2008) range in total length (tl) from 130 mm at hatching to a maximum of 576.
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Scarlet Fever - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf - NIH
Penicillin remains the first-line treatment, with alternative therapies available for individuals with confirmed penicillin allergies.
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Clinical Guidance for Scarlet Fever | Group A Strep - CDC
Aug 5, 2025 · Penicillin or amoxicillin is the antibiotic of choice to treat scarlet fever. Penicillin V, oral. Children: 250 mg twice daily or 3 times daily ...Missing: history | Show results with:history
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Scarlet Fever: A Deadly History and How it Prevails
Jan 24, 2023 · It eventually became effectively managed and relatively easy to treat via antibiotic administration. However, recent outbreaks demonstrate the ...
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John Scarlett (Toronto) - Wikipedia
John Scarlett (1777–1865) was a merchant-miller who played a significant role in the development of the part of the historic York TownshipEarly life · Arrival in York · Property and Business Interests · Family life
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JOHN SCARLETT father/founder of the Junction?
Dec 7, 2023 · Mr. Scarlett may, indeed, be regarded as the father of Toronto Junction; he built almost, if not the very first house in the locality.
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[PDF] 691 Scarlett Road (St. Matthias Anglican Church) - City of Toronto
May 17, 2010 · Matthias Anglican Church is a local landmark in Etobicoke. Heritage Attributes. The heritage attributes of the property at 691 Scarlett Road are ...
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Scarlett Road Bridge - City of Toronto
The City of Toronto is moving forward with reconstruction of the Scarlett Road Bridge and the intersection of Scarlett Road, St. Clair Avenue West and Dundas ...
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A Look At Evans Fruit Company Through The Years
The first Scarlet Spur apples produced in Yakima, WA, are pictured here. The original Scarlet Spur apple was found as a sport limb in an orchard formed by ...
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Scarlet Spur Apple Variety - Tsesmelis
Scarlet Spur is a new red middle-late ripening variety. It originates from a random seedling selection of Red Delicious. As a tree it has very low growth.