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FRENCHMEN CLIMAX Red Alert
Musician and model Kadejah “@annaleax” Anderson showed the fiery hue some love. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
January 6, 2026

FRENCHMEN CLIMAX Red Alert

Tradition has it that wearing something red during the Yuletide, and to welcome the new year, is a propitiatory gesture. The vibrant choice symbolises luck, love, and prosperity, though many of the women seen at Frenchmen Climax said they simply went with what looked good! The fiery shade was a fave among those out to celebrate the beginning of the year.

Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) shares a few looks, plus, a few stylistas who opted for the 2026 Pantone Colour of the Year: 11-4201 Cloud Dancer, a soft, airy, and gentle off-white.

 

Photos: Garfield Robinson & Aceion Cunningham

 

 

Entrepreneur Adrianna Bryan was rosied up in florals.Aceion Cunningham

Entrepreneur Adrianna Bryan was rosied up in florals. (Photo: Aceion Cunningham)

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(Photo: Aceion Cunningham)

Tashi Nailz World owner Tsahai Douglas added a pop of red to her bejewelled look.Garfield Robinson

Tashi Nailz World owner Tsahai Douglas added a pop of red to her bejewelled look.(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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Live and Direc Production Director Cheryl Peart was chic in an ivory lace suit. Garfield Robinson

Live and Direc Production Director Cheryl Peart was chic in an ivory lace suit. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Select Brands Category Manager Kedish Suckram (left) and Kloset Klutch principal Naketa Hosang wooed in white. Garfield Robinson

Select Brands Category Manager Kedish Suckram (left) and Kloset Klutch principal Naketa Hosang wooed in white. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Partygoer Kadian Samuels kept it sweet in a red mini from Monokini Collection.Garfield Robinson

Partygoer Kadian Samuels kept it sweet in a red mini from Monokini Collection.(Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Simone Hull, marketing manager, Scotia Wealth Management, was ravishing in red.Garfield Robinson

Simone Hull, marketing manager, Scotia Wealth Management, was ravishing in red. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Artiste Tosh Alexander gave vixen vibes in a body-hugging number from Babyboo.Garfield Robinson

Artiste Tosh Alexander gave vixen vibes in a body-hugging number from Babyboo. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

A fresh start calls for a clean slate. And National Commercial Bank Investor Relations Manager Belinda Williams opted to make her new year statement in white. Garfield Robinson

A fresh start calls for a clean slate. And National Commercial Bank Investor Relations Manager Belinda Williams opted to make her new year statement in white. (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

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