I'm voting against
Evan on a girl, sorry.
How are parents of little boys supposed to pick a name for their newborn if every traditional male name gets turned into a female one in ten years time? OK, that's an overstatement. But sometimes it feels like that, like a slippery slope.
I'm not here to say every single name that has been traditionally male *has* to stay that way. But there has to be some limits, right? If it were a two-way street I might not mind so much. But it only ever seems to be male names that get poached.
Why not turn your sights to
Bevan instead? That's traditionally male, but I could see it "turning" female smoothly, without as many repercussions for parents of little boys. I thought it was feminine, to be honest. I was all proud of myself with the combination
Eleanor Bevan. Then I saw it was male. (gasp! hypocrite alert!)
OK, how about this? I'll give you
Evan for a dd if you promise to name a ds
Aubrey,
Kendall,
Avery,
Emery,
Nikita,
Alexis,
Kelly,
Ashley or
Ainsley? Deal? :-D