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Help[Opinions] Re: Tiffany
in reply to a message by Lily
I knew a few in school, and my daughter's kindergarten teacher this year was named Tiffanie. Very nice teacher too.
I've always liked the name Tiffany, but there's no doubt it has a fairly downmarket image. I am still amazed that Donald Trump used it for his own daughter, it is not the name you might expect a multi-gazillionaire to want to use, except that Trump has a kind of twisted sense (of humor?) and might possibly have been being ironic...or else it was Marla Maples's doing.
I've always liked the name Tiffany, but there's no doubt it has a fairly downmarket image. I am still amazed that Donald Trump used it for his own daughter, it is not the name you might expect a multi-gazillionaire to want to use, except that Trump has a kind of twisted sense (of humor?) and might possibly have been being ironic...or else it was Marla Maples's doing.
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Really? I think it's totally a name someone who was very successful and rich in the 80s or 90s would have used. Back then I think it had a very successful, glitzy image (probabaly because of the jewelry and Breakfast at Tiffany's). I think it was the same with Crystal, I know one who graduated from Yale. I think these names just screamed 'glamour, success, money' in the 80s. They don't now because they're so overused. But I could really see someone like Donald Trump naming his daughter Tiffany. I also like the way Tiffany Trump sounds.
Oh and I read that he named her this because Tiffany + Co cleared a space so he could build his Trump Tower in New York. I have no idea whether it's true or not.
Oh and I read that he named her this because Tiffany + Co cleared a space so he could build his Trump Tower in New York. I have no idea whether it's true or not.
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