Adeline is a classic and cool name filled with aesthetically pleasing delight. The name has roots in France and has a Germanic origin. It means noble or nobility and is a three-syllable name that rolls off the tongue. It will be a gorgeous fit for your beautiful little girl.

Not just the first name of a certain Hollywood humanitarian, this gorgeous baby name means “angel.”

In Hebrew, this lovely-sounding name means “lioness.” However, you may be more familiar with its musical association — it’s an expressive melody sung by a single voice. And if you were a fan of Pretty Little Liars, you’ll recognize it as the name of a main character from the series.

If you’ve always loved the name Jewel but want something with a bit more artistry, consider Bijou — this charming name means “jewel” in French.

This sweet name means “bright; famous little bird,” and honestly, how cute is that? Jessica Simpson and her husband Eric Johnson chose this nature-y name for their youngest daughter.

This sleek one-syllable name hails from Scottish and northern Irish roots. It means dweller on the plain, field, or battlefield.

This name of English origin means “happy, carefree.” Fitting, since your baby will undoubtedly bring you a lot of joy.

From the Greek word meaning “thunder,” this is perfect for nature lovers. Of course, it’s also ideal for lovers of literature, thanks to the three novel-writing Bronte sisters: Charlotte, Emily, and Anne.

This softly pretty traditional name means “heavenly.” Bonus: If you grew up reading about Babar’s elephant kingdom, this name likely makes you think of Queen Celeste.

This gender-neutral name means “glory; pride.” In addition to being a shortened version of the powerful Egyptian queen Cleopatra, Cleo (spelled as the variant Clio) is the name of the ancient Greek mythological muse of heroic poetry.

Not just Julia Roberts’ character name in The Pelican Brief, this sassy name means “deer park,” making it a nice choice for animal lovers. Fans of the more recent Big Little Lies may also associate it with Darby Camp, the young actress who played Reese Witherspoon’s daughter.

Remember O. Henry’s altruistic “The Gift of the Magi”? The selfless young wife of the story is named Della — a likely nod to the fact that this German name means “noble.”

The name Delphine has several aesthetic associations. To start, it has two meanings: “dolphin” and “womb,” the latter due to the fact ancient Greeks believed the city of Delphi was the womb of the earth. But also, the sophisticated name conjures images of the delphinium, a bluebell-like flower.

Of Cornish origin, Elowen means “elm.” It’s gaining popularity in the U.S., spawning spelling variations like Elowyn and Elowynn.

This gender-neutral name has a quiet power that means brave or powerful. The name is British and is truly the perfect moniker for any surname.

This romantic-sounding name could be a hit with baby’s big bro or big sis, given it’s featured in Disney’s The Princess and the Frog. It means “bearer of good tidings.”

Although this enchanting name means “wild boar in a woodland clearing,” many people associate it with the idea of forever — or “lasting life.” One of the fastest-rising names of the last decade, Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan chose it for their daughter in 2013. A popular spelling variation? Everleigh.

If you have a little towhead, you will love this name that means “blond warrior” or “fair-haired hero.” Historically a boy’s name, it’s pickup up popularity for girls in recent years, with several celebrities using it for their daughters.

Derived from a medieval Italian nickname for a beautiful gem, this girl’s name unsurprisingly means “precious stone.” If you love the name Emma but feel like it’s everywhere, Gemma could be calling.

This traditional name derives from the “hazelnut tree,” which will likely appeal to nature lovers. It’s also a beautiful greenish-gold color and, if you want to lean into the magical side of the word, hazel wands symbolize protection.

This lovely name means “river,” as well as “praise.” However, it’s important to note that co-opting India as a name has imperial roots. This aesthetic option is best suited for someone who has Indian lineage.

A gorgeous short name, Ivy means “faithfulness.” It is also derived from the ivy plant — which, you guessed it, symbolizes fidelity. On the pop culture side, Beyonce and Jay-Z picked Ivy as the middle name of their eldest child, Blue.

Yes, Angelina Jolie has a double aesthetic name! Although a surname in her case, Jolie makes a cute first name. Its meaning? “Pretty.” Indeed.

Your baby girl is beloved, which is perfect since that is exactly what this name means too. In Norse mythology, Kara was a Valkyrie who enchanted enemies in battle with song.

Full of old-fashioned Gallic appeal, Marguerite boasts two equally aesthetic meanings: “daisy” and “pearl.” Fun fact: Maya Angelou was born Marguerite (her little brother shortened it!).

The very meaning of this name is “alluring,” so that says a lot about its inherent appeal. It also enjoys a few very famous associations: the overly caffeinated mom from Gilmore Girls (who spelled it Lorelai), Marilyn Monroe’s character in Gentleman Prefer Blondes, and the mythical siren of German legend.

Straight from the Latin word for “moon,” Luna is a simple but strong choice. And in recent years, it’s gotten a boost from the character Luna Lovegood in Harry Potter as well as Chrissy Teigen and John Legend’s daughter.

The name of a heady Southern flower, this name might seem old-fashioned at first. But in reality, it’s making a comeback for its modern vintage vibes. If Magnolia seems like a mouthful, you could always opt for the sweet nickname “Maggie.”

You’ve probably heard the names Harlow and Arlo trending lately, right? Well, meet their sophisticated and cool cousin, Marlowe. Meaning “driftwood,” this gender-neutral name would be great for a family who loves the beach or lake. While it’s often spelled with an -e on the end in the feminized version, its variants include Marlo and Marlow.

Whether you spell it Mira, Mirra, or Meara, this name sounds the same: meer-a. Of Latin origin, its many meanings include “admirable,” “peace,” “female ruler,” and “ocean.”

Don’t scoff! This French name may seem outdated, but it deserves a revival. Meaning “grace,” it comes with a short and cute built-in nickname of “Nan.”

If you ever watched the Natalie Portman movie Where the Heart Is, we don’t have to tell you where this name originated. The name of Portman’s character, it appeared on the U.S. Top 1000 chart for the first time in 2016.

The French word for “ocean,” this name is destined for water babies — whether your little one is a Pisces or you’re influenced by ocean ambiance.

A Greek name meaning “help,” Ophelia has long been tied to the tragic heroine of Shakespeare’s Hamlet. However, it has popped up in recent years — in 2014, Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl named his daughter Ophelia Saint.

This lovely name comes from the Latin prima rosa, meaning “first rose.” Which makes sense, given primrose flowers are some of spring’s first flowers.

A sweet French name meaning “russet,” Roux is perfect for an auburn-haired child or if you’re someone who’s drawn to earthy tones.

If you love the deep red precious stone, then you’ll love this name for your own little precious stone.

This boho-sounding name means “wise” or “healthy,” both wonderful attributes for your baby. Of course, it’s also evocative of the fragrant herb by the same name.

This Latin name means “tranquil, serene,” and has a long and storied history. But today, its most popular association is the GOAT herself, Serena Williams.

Whether your baby girl was born or conceived during the warmer months, or you just love the toasty season, this is a fun and uplifting name for her.

An elegant name of Greek origin, Tessa means “harvester.” While it originated from the longer Theresa, today it’s used mostly on its own.

Calling all Schitt’s Creek fans! You’ll undoubtedly remember Twyla as the effervescent waitress from the wildly lovable TV series. Beyond that, though, the name — which means “woven with a double thread” — feels sort of celestially aesthetic.

A variation of the Celtic name Ula, this unique name means “gem of the sea.” Short, simple, and beautiful. And if you did want to go with a longer name and use Uli as a given nickname, you could make it the shortened form of Eulalia (also highly aesthetic!).

For those who are inspired by all shades of violet, this beauty of a name means “purple.” If you’re more drawn to names that end in -a, Violetta is just as lovely.

Not just the name of a Taylor Swift song, this sweet name means “willow tree” or “freedom,” which conjures up such a peaceful image for your baby girl.

Give your beautiful baby girl a strong and elegant name, just like Angelina Jolie did for her eldest daughter. Zahara means “to shine; flower” for those who are intrigued by bright blooms.