Posh GIRL Names Wanted Please!

[EmilyRoo]

I know, I know. It's who you are/how you act, not your name that makes you. But I adore those posh, fancy names like Cressida,Romilly, Araminta, Jemima etc. They're pretty, with history, but are underused. I already have a list of boy names I love (Willoughby, Hugo, Julius, Montgomery, Caspian, and Atticus) so just girl names are needed!

Note: I also am fond of the slightly ridiculous names like Digby and Osbert, Zelda and Hebe. But that is for another thread, another time!)

Theadora, Arianna, Felicity, Cassandra, Xanthe

I used to go to school with a Lucinda I always thought that was posh,
Her sisters were called Taraand Susannah
And she had a brother called Finn I fancied him

Cecily / Cecelia?

thomasina
persephone
jemima

Zombie thread

I jest not, I was at school with a girl who was actually called Virginity, poor kid (What were her parents thinking?). Don't know where that rates, on the posh scale. Then again, there's Cher's daughter Chastity .....

when i was at secondary school there was a girl in my class called-Leighanca
pronounced lee-on-cha

Mallory
Sicily

Kayleigh, Kylie, Sharon, Michelle, Charmaine, Lorraine, Leanne, Jody, Samantha, Tracey............

Lavinia, camilla, Celeste, Tatiana, Olympia,

Isobel ! The first think my sister said when I told her my Dd name she said Isobel is very posh!!

I love the Latin names like Flavia (don't think it's been mentioned yet?), and Cornelia.

I also know a couple of Lavinias but ending up being called

Oops pressed post too soon! Ending up being called Lavvy is probably not everyone's idea of a great nickname.

I went to (posh boarding) school with girls called Prudence (pru for short), Margeaux (pronounced Margo), Penelope (penny), Rowena (ro), Selena.

Theodora
Claudia
Francesca
Clementine
Camilla
Millicent
Arabella
Darcey
Ottilie
Fenella
Saskia
Cecilia
India
Cordelia
Kinvara
Savannah
Zara
Isadora
Ophelia
Aurora
Auriele
Emmeline
Evangeline
Octavia
Allegra

Sorry for repeats
I love these names too

"I am just looking for the female equivalent of Rupert, really."

It's Daphne.

Well established amongst Army types which, if you're in the right Regiment of course, is also suitably posh.

Or Ottoline? Daphne? Iphigenia? Cecily/Cecilia? Penelope? Rosamund?

Hepzibah. Totally love the name and always have but my husband has written it off :-(

Portia
Amira
Jacinta
Xanthe
Elinor (spelt like that)
Rosamund

Genuine names of genuinely posh people I have come across.

oh, and Lalage I think it's spelt. It's pronounced Lah-lah-gee.

Carella - I once knew one but have never come across the name since

Camilla
Corinne

Lucinda?

OP - What do you mean by mordidly popular? Sorry if I'm being stupid

My name and both of my DDs' names are on here. Several times over.

Just checking in to see if my RL name is on here... That would be a yes, and DD's name appears several times too. Ever so posh me