Strong, beautiful french girls names

[Lollipoppit]

Can't have Alice, Rosalie or Amelie.

Considering Adeline, Ophelia and Genevieve. Any others? Any favourites? Or any like strong and beautiful names that aren't french that go with this style?

Aude
Mathilde
Estella

Non-French names:
Eudora
Gwendolyn
Cordelia
Elvira/Elmira
Marcella
Lucinda
Lucia

From your list I prefer Genevieve.

I like Genevieve from your list, but it's pronounced very differently in French vs English.

Also like Anaïs and Céline.

I know a French Josiane - old fashioned now in Francophone countries, but I like it because it gives you all the Jo, Joey, Josie nicknames (plus Anne or Annie) without the awkward -eph- sound of Josephine or Josefina.

Manon
Solène
Maud
Mathilde
Nathalie

Colette and Odette are old lady names in France.

Claudie
Claudine
Camille
Marcheline
Anaïs
Evangeline
Yvette
Delphine

Agnes
Agatha
Mathilde
Aurelie

Anouk, Agathe, Manon

My favourite girls names that (I think) are french are:
Delphine
Odette
Cosette
Giselle
Coralie
Rosalie
Chloe

Vivienne
Sylvie

We have an Esme
Also liked Etienne / Estee

Etienne is a boys name
Also, I would have thought the French name was Ophelie, not Ophelia

Love so many of these. I love Genevieve pronounced the French way.

Watch the Netflix series Call my agent for inspiration! There’s a Camille, Colette, Andrea, Noemi…

Delphine.

I love Camille. My French neighbour has a baby called Amandine.

Elodie. It's so pretty imho

Delphine is good
Genevieve is pretty

Aurelia has a similar fe to some of yours?

Love Ines

Céline
Sylvie

Jacqueline

Victoire - they don’t come much stronger than that!

I’ve always liked Albertine for the Proust reference, but I don’t know how fashionable/unfashionable it is in France right now!
Laure
Mathilde
Leonie
Margaux
Elise
Clemence
(Sorry, having terrible difficult getting accents to work on my phone, so please imagine them in!)

Cecille
Delphine- gorgeous
Collette

Chantal

French girls I know under the age of 10

Camille
Clara
Zoe
Lucia

I like Élodie, Sophie and Marianne.

On these threads you always get an actual French person or someone who lives in France coming to tell us all that our favourites are dreadfully old fashioned and the top baby names in France are English ones