French Inspired Baby Girl Names

Alexandrine
Adele
Adèle,
Adeline
Alicia
Aliénor,
Alix,
Ambre,
Amélie.
Anais
Anaïs
Angèle
Angeline
Angelique
Apolline,
Axelle
Blanche,
Camille,
Carole / Caroline (fairly rare but not unheard of, it’s the ‘you rarely meet someone named like that but also if you do it doesn’t come off as weird)
Cassandre / Cassandra : Gotta admit this one’s my fav, you get a cool myth out of it as well
Celeste
Celestine/Celeste
Céline
Charlotte
Charlotte : watch out for the ´Charlotte-aux-fraises’ jokes tho (it’s / was a very popular cartoon for girls back then)
Claire
Clara : not French per se but common
Clarisse
Clémence,
Clervie
Colette,
Constance,
Coralie,
Delphine
Edith
Eléonore,
Elise / Eloïse / Elisa : also the most common names with Léa
Élise,
Elodie
Eloise
Eloise
Emma,
Esme,
Estelle
Eva
Ève,
Flora
Florence, but also mostly worn by women in their 30s or so. Still I had a classmate with that name
Gabrielle,
Gaëlane : very very very rare. Similar one is « Gwenaëlle »
Genevieve,
Giselle
Hélène,
Ilona (ilona) : name of a dear friend, hesitating adding it because she’s the only person I know called like that, but there you go :))
Inès
Josiane
Juliette
Lalie
Laurine
Léa (very very common name)
Leona
Leonie
Lina
Lola
Lola,
Lou / Louanne / Louane : Lou is a bit more common, but they’re all common
Louise
Lucie,
Lucille
Ludivine
Madeleine
Maïté
Manon
Marceline,
Margot : between ‘fairly common’ and ‘uncommon’ depending where you live, feels like it’s slightly more popular in the south of France but I could be wrong ?
Marguerite
Marie,
Marielle
Marion
Marjolaine
Mathilde
Mélina
Mélissa
Monique
Morgane
Nadine
Nathalie
Noëline
Noelle
Noemie
Nolwenn
Océane
Odette
Ottilie
Pauline
Romane,
Sabine
Salome
Simone
Soléne
Sylvie
Théa,
Valentine,
Victoire,
Violette
Ysée
Zelie