Neoclassic Girls' Names

As the name cycle speeds up, fewer names have staying power. However, a handful of names always stand out as exceptions. 

Modern classic, or neoclassic, girls' names have been in use for at least three decades and remain wearable today. They are not the freshest choices, but they also don't sound dated. Hence, neoclassic names can split the difference between the traditional and contemporary. 

Here are some neoclassic girls' names with the potential to become timeless:

Adriana

Alana

Allison

Andrea

Autumn

Bianca

Brooke

Carly

Chloe

Daniella

Eden

Elisa

Fiona

Francesca

Gabriella

Giselle

Holly

Jade

Jasmine

Jocelyn

Juliana

Kira

Lara

Maya

Melanie

Melody

Meredith

Miranda

Nadia

Natalie

Noelle

Paige

Sabrina

Samantha

Summer

Talia

Tessa

Valerie

Veronica

Zoe

What names would you add?

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