Scarlette

Scarlette is a feminine name of Persian origin that was initially used in England as an occupational last name for merchants of fine cloth. This striking title evokes vivid imagery of luscious red tones and was a color associated with shameful women. However, author Margaret Mitchell of Gone with the Wind revolutionized the name in 1936 with her vivacious main character Scarlett O’Hara. A name steeped in fiery feminine power, Scarlette will suit a baby who strives to overcome anything life throws at them. Scarlette has remained in the Top 1000 name charts since 2011, most likely due to its colorful aura and chic pronunciation.