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Colette is a French feminine given name. Notable people with the name include:Colette of Corbie (1381–1447), Roman Catholic Saint
Colette Alliot-Lugaz, French soprano
Colette Audry (1906–1990), French novelist, screenwriter and critic
Colette Avital, Israeli diplomat and politician
Colette Baron-Reid, Canadian spiritual medium
Colette Besson (1946–2005), French athlete
Colette Bonheur, Quebec singer
Colette Boky, French-Canadian operatic soprano
Colette Boos-John, German politician
Colette Bourgonje, Paralympic cross-country skier and athlete
Colette Brand, Swiss freestyle skier and Olympic medallist
Colette Brosset (1922–2007), French actress, writer and choreographer
Colette Brown, British actress
Colette Bryce, Irish poet
Colette Burson, American screenwriter
Colette Caillat (1921–2007), French professor of Sanskrit and comparative grammar
Colette Capdevielle, French politician
Colette Capriles, Venezuelan academic
Colette Carr, American recording artist, rapper and songwriter
Colette Cavanagh, Scottish footballer
Colette Deréal (1927–1988), French actress and singer
Colette Descombes, French film actress
Colette Doherty, Irish poker player
Colette Fitzpatrick, Irish news anchor for TV3 Ireland
Colette Flesch (1937–2026), Luxembourgish politician and fencer
Colette Giudicelli (1943–2020), French politician and a member of the Senate of France
Colette Gouvion, French journalist and author
Colette Guillaumin (1934–2017), French sociologist
Colette Guyard, French footballer
Colette Hayman, Australian fashion designer
Colette Hiller, American actress
Colette Hume, Welsh education correspondent for BBC Wales Today
Colette Inez (1931–2018), American poet and composer
Colette de Jouvenel (1913–1981), the daughter of French writer Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette and her second husband, Henri de Jouvenel
Colette Justine, French multimedia artist
Colette Khoury (1931–2026), Syrian novelist and poet
Colette Kreder (1934–2022), French engineer, entrepreneur and feminist
Colette Langlade, member of the National Assembly of France
Colette Le Moal, member of the National Assembly of France
Colette Mann, Australian actress
Colette Marchand (1925–2015), French dancer and actress
Colette Marino, American house music DJ and vocalist
Colette McSorley, Irish camogie player
Colette Mélot, member of the Senate of France
Colette Nelson, IFBB American professional bodybuilder
Colette O'Neil (1937–2021), Scott actress
Colette O'Niel, British writer and actress
Colette Pechekhonova, Russian fashion model
Colette Peignot (1903–1938), French author
Colette Renard (1924–2010), French actress and singer
Colette Revenu, French fencer
Colette Reynaud (1872–1965), French feminist, socialist and pacifist journalist
Colette Richard (1924–2020), French actress
Colette Rolland, French computer scientist
Colette Rosambert, French tennis player
Colette Rossant (1932–2023), French-American cookbook author, journalist, translator and restaurateur
Colette Roy-Laroche, Canadian politician
Colette Sénami Agossou Houeto, Beninese educator and a feminist poet
Colette Solomon, South African policy researcher and women's rights activist
Colette Trudeau, Canadian singer and songwriter
Colette van den Keere (1568–1629), Dutch engraver
Colette Worsman, American politician
Rocio Colette Acuña Calzada, aka Colettea, Mexican singer and contestant of La Academia
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