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Help[Opinions] Re: Tallulah
in reply to a message by Cleveland Kent Evans
Tallulah has become much more popular here in the UK recently, especially among celebrities. I think it will increase in the USA too. I really don't see it as glamourous though, and don't think it will be confined to usage by "artsy" parents. It seems slightly tacky to me.
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Agree about the slight tacky feel. Even though it does have that old Hollywood feel to it, I would equate it more with Zsa-Zsa than Ava. It has a certain frivolousness to it that makes it less appealing than Audrey. It isn't as classic. I can see it getting popular as a retro-cute name, though. It also has the soft L sound going for it, and that's gotten Elle, Lily, Amelia, etc., a lot of mileage.
+ As I was reading Lily's reply, I realized more what I meant when I said it feels more like Zsa-Zsa than Ava. Think of the images those celebrities displayed. Avas and Audreys were classic not just in name but in persona. I think parents are channeling that as much as just Old Hollywood.
+ As I was reading Lily's reply, I realized more what I meant when I said it feels more like Zsa-Zsa than Ava. Think of the images those celebrities displayed. Avas and Audreys were classic not just in name but in persona. I think parents are channeling that as much as just Old Hollywood.
This message was edited 12/7/2008, 2:27 PM
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