Not granny chic/old fashioned/vintage girl's name

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Most of the names in drawn to seem to fall into the above category.
Please give me a steer towards something cool (if that doesn't sound pathetic) and classic for a girl...

Ooh, also Marnie or Mila?

Saskia
Anoushka

Mylah?

I think that I read somewhere that Agnes is another form of Ines. Agnes is a lovely name.

Have you looked at dark greener for names, it show you the popularity increasing or decreasing over the last 10 years.

Agatha
Primrose

Tabitha

Jessica (Jess)
Jennifer (Jen)
Josephine (Jo)

Helena

Ursula

Rosalind

Rosamund

Emmeline

Claudia

Clara

Xanthe

Jocasta

Johanna

Antonia

Constance

Clementine

Anne

Well here is my girls shortlist. I think we have similar goals but I'm not averse to a bit of granny chic.

Violet
Lila
Iris
Madeleine
Elodie
Sylvie
Juliet
Cora
Elsa

I am also seriously considering Elizabeth as is a family name, is classic and has great nicknames.

Ingrid

Simone

Elspeth / Elsie
Elizabeth / Betty

I love Agnes & Bridie too (although I think I saw somewhere on here that Bridie is a scottish pasty)

Oh and I like Florence / Flo

Maeve, always liked this name but it just doesn't go with our last name.

Slight hijack alert. How do people in thw UK pronounce Ines?

I say In-Ezz

Marnie?

Ooh Lena is lovely too

I know loads of girls called Inês in Southern Europe and it's a lovely name, but I find the way English speakers pronounce it a bit odd and sounds wrong to my ears.

I think it's the "s" sound at the end, we pronounce it "Eee-nesh"

It's also a boy's name in Scotland.

Cora

Thanks for the input in pronunciation. Hijack over.

Evelyn (Evie).

Gabrielle
Rachel

Meant to add - my dd is Gabrielle. Shortened to Gaby, or The Gabster, and now she's a hard faced teenager, 'Gabzii'. Yes, she has the personality to fit her name!

Elsa is cool yet still classic.

Audrey? I don't think it is grannyish but you might.
Josie is good but again not sure about the granny test.
Kate is elegant yet feisty but possibly not rare enough.