Make Page Six a Preferred Source Madison LeCroy gave us a sneak peek at her 2026 holiday card, featuring a portrait of her and husband Brett Randle with their kids Teddi, 1, and Hudson, 14. Minted/Faith Pratt Madison LeCroy’s holiday season is off to a picture-perfect start.
The Bravo star gave Page Six Style an exclusive first look at her family’s 2026 holiday card, featuring a gorgeous portrait of her family on one of Minted’s customizable templates.
“I want the photo to be the star, but the design needs to pull everything together,” LeCroy said of the nostalgic-meets-modern design.
“I love a holiday card that you’ll pull out years later and still love: a little glamour, a lot of love and everybody looking at the camera at the same time,” she added, quipping that the last part is “the real Christmas miracle.”
After all, with over six years of “Southern Charm” under her belt, LeCroy knows a thing or two about being in front of the camera. So when we asked her for her best holiday photo advice, she had plenty of tips and tricks to offer.
“Stand tall, turn your body slightly and keep your chin a little forward and down,” she suggested. “And know your good side before you get there — we all have one.”
While she also recommends taking a quick test snap to check for any flyaways, her pre-photo blowout routine is designed to keep pesky frizz at bay.
“Give your hair a little attention the night before, too,” the hairstylist-turned-Bravoleb instructed, saying she uses Kérastase Nutritive 8H Magic Night Serum for “soft, polished hair.”
Below, she shares more of her photo-ready beauty essentials, from a K-beauty face mask to her secret to a “sun-kissed look,” even in the winter.
“Photo prep starts the night before. I want my skin looking hydrated and fresh before we even get to makeup.”
“A little warmth brings your face to life. I want to look sun-kissed, even if the closest I’ve been to a vacation is sitting in the school pickup line.”
“I love a little sparkle for the holidays. Just be selective with it — we want a glow, we don’t need to become the Christmas ornament.”
“Pretty neutrals always work. You can give your eyes definition without doing a look that competes with the whole family’s outfits.”
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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