(Redirected from Scarlett)'Scarlet' or 'Scarlett' (often used interchangeably) may refer to a number of things or people:
'Things'
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Scarlet (color), a bright shade of red
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Scarlet (cloth), a type of woollen cloth common in medieval England
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Scarlet (magazine), a women's magazine in the UK.
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Scarlett (novel)'', a book, written as a sequel to ''Gone with the Wind''.
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Scarlett (TV miniseries)'', a TV adaptation of the above novel.
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A Study in Scarlet'', a Sherlock Holmes novel.
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The Scarlet Letter'', a novel.
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The Scarlet Pimpernel'', a novel.
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Scarlet (EastEnders), a fictional nightclub in ''EastEnders''.
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Llanelli Scarlets, a Welsh rugby union team.
'People'
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Scarlett Johansson, an American actress.
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Scarlett Pomers, an American actress.
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Scarlett Keegan, an American model and actress.
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John McLeod Scarlett, head of the British Secret Intelligence Service, commonly known as MI6.
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Francis Rowland Scarlett, a senior Royal Air Force commander.
'Fictional characters'
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Scarlett O'Hara, the main character in the novel and film of ''Gone with the Wind''.
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Scarlett (G.I. Joe), a key character in ''G.I. Joe'' comic books and cartoons.
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Scarlet Witch, a comic book super villain.
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Scarlett Beauregarde, Violet Beauregarde's mother in the 2005 film adaptation of ''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory''.
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Captain Scarlet Main character of British children's puppet animation of the same name.
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Scarlet Spider, is a fictional character who appeared in the Marvel Comics series Spider-Man.
★ Miss Scarlett, character and murder suspect from the board game "
Clue (game)".
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Mr. Scarlet - 1940's
comics Superhero, predecessor of
Batman
'In Media'
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Scarlet (band), a UK vocal duo
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Scarlet (U.S. band), a Virginia, US band
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Scarlet Begonias, a song by the Grateful Dead
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Scarlet Party, a UK band
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Scarlet Records, a record label
'Other'
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Scarlet Knight, mascot of Rutgers University
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Scarlett the cat, a feline who received worldwide media attention for saving her kittens
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Scarlet fever, a type of streptococcal infection