Stylish Baby Girl Names That Never Go Out of Fashion

For a baby name to be stylish, it doesn’t have to be trendy or even popular. What’s in fashion right now might not be in fashion forever, so if it’s a truly stylish name you’re after, move away from the top 100 baby name charts and look for a name that’s more personal to you. “Style is forever,” Ralph Lauren once said — and your baby girl’s name is too. So make it a good one.

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Be inspired by style icons

You can get more than just fashion inspiration from the most stylish women in the world — past and present.

• Marlene Dietrich is considered to be the original style chameleon and was one of the first women to be photographed wearing a full tuxedo (in the ’30s).
• Actor and humanitarian Audrey Hepburn was known for her gamine, effervescent style. Name your baby Audrey, and she’s just bound to show up in capri pants, boatneck tops and slip-on loafers, right?
• Socialite Babe Paley showed women how to mix high and low fashion in the ’50s. You may not want a baby named “Babe,” but “Paley” is a great pick for any gender.
• The original clotheshorse, Nan Kempner, is rumored to have never missed a fashion show in Paris — over the span of four decades.
• Studio 54 regular Bianca Jagger was one of the high-glam style icons of the ’70s: always modern, always unique, always 100 percent rock ‘n’ roll.
• Model and actor Lily Cole, who first posed for Vogue at age 16, knows how to make boho chic work.
• Model Lauren Hutton has a stripped-back, effortless approach to fashion; she’s the original all-American girl.
• Princess Diana brought style to the royal family and put British fashion firmly on the worldwide map. Other stylish Dianas include glamorous singer Diana Ross and Bazaar editor Diana Vreeland.
• If Kate Moss’ rule-breaking, vintage style doesn’t appeal, what about Kate Middleton’s flawless (yet often affordable) royal look?
• Model and actor Cara Delevingne’s personal style has evolved endlessly along with her career.
• Nobody does a killer off-duty outfit quite like model Miranda Kerr.
• Victoria’s Secret model Doutzen Kroes does dressed-down just as well as she does the red carpet.
• Marilyn Monroe was the epitome of old-Hollywood glamour.
• Alexa Chung has been the face of countless fashion campaigns and launched her eponymous brand in May 2017.
• Actor Sophia Loren’s bold approach to life and style is something to aspire to.
• Singer, model and muse Grace Jones’ avant-garde, androgynous style is just as relevant today as it was in the ’80s.