Give me some outlandish girls names

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Only stipulation is that they can't be 'made up' names and no creative spellings.

What's the most outlandish/borderline ridiculous name you've heard bestowed on a baby girl?

Mercedes

I know this was originally a girls name, but it seems a bit odd now that it is so much associated with the marque of car.

A friend of a friend had a DD called this.

Richlynn. Not so out there but I've only heard it once.

I really like andromeda. It was on my list - Andie for short.

Ocean Starr

Tallulah moonlight.

I taught a Chasseur once.

Birdie, really suited her when I met her as a toddler. Mum said she was starting to have reservations about it.

I don't see Piper as being outlandish. American, yes. But not outlandish.

Mercedes Is a common Spanish name.

I've googled.... Missy Pitts is an actual person.

Candy XX is beyond awful.

I love Jacinta too.

My daughter is Sylvie Jacinta.

Cricket

Fophie??!!

Merida Adventure sounds like a Mexican theme park. Maybe the parents went to Cancun and really enjoyed it

Armarni-Chanel.

I wish I was joking.

I've taught a Pebbles and a Rocky.

A teenage girl who lives on the same road as me is called Jupiter

There's a character in the book I am reading called Diondra

At my child's school is a girl called Bluebelle who's sister is called Tallula-Light

I know two older women (in their 60s) called Nova

Richaela and Richenda (not related!)

The son of my Dads friend is called Theakston (the beer brand)

I know a Mums who's daughters are Armani and Dolci (both fashion brands)

I know a Disney Princess fan who had only sons and finally had a girl - called Aurora Belle

Hortencia
She changed her name to this at 18.
Clearly didn't think through the potential abbreviations... Friends call her "Hor"

Pollyanna (I love this!)
Daphne
Gertrude
Maribelle
Yamama (pronounced "yo mama" I kid you not)
Rowena

herecomesmytrain Fophie reminds me of this

There's a female athlete called English Gardner

Theakston?

Jacinta was quite popular in Ireland for a while - one of the girls who saw the "apparition" of our lady at Fatima was called Jacinta.

I know a Naveah. I don't think it is in the realm of "trixiebelle froufrou" It is just a new combination of letters that sound ok as a name. Clodagh, which was quite popular in Ireland, was a name made up by some landowner in Waterford in the 19th century if I remember correctly - named her after a river. Fiona was made up by a Scottish writer in the 18th century.

I would have loved to name a daughter Isabeau ... the she-devil of Europe apparently in the 14th century. (I also LOVE the Scottish name Ishbelle)

Knew a kid called Princess. Her family name was extremely fairy tale like too, the poor kid.

I know a girl called Oakley specifically named after the sunglasses

I've taught an Amber-Skye and a Duchess!!

Calico, like Alice Cooper's daughter. I'd never use it, but I really like it.

Oh, and Rarity, like My Little Pony.