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I can totally see Harlow becoming the next trend. Poppy might, too, but I object! I'm just picturing a grown woman in a corporate office in an interview, trying to be taken seriously for her accomplishments, and her resume says "Poppy Grant" and the hiring committee is snickering... I think it could be a cute nickname for a child, but it is very young sounding.

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this may sound ridiculous, but I have actually worked places where the office manager made fun of names on resumes, and sometimes wouldn't even respond to them.

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I call my daughter "Kitty" all the time, but no one else does, and I wouldn't want her to go through her adult life with that pet name.