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I like it. I feel like Sebastian is an under-appreciated gem of a name. I also pronounce it a bit differently than most Americans, I think. I prefer it pronounced seh-BAST-ee-en, instead of like seh-BAST-chen.

I love Sebastian/Sebastián but I think Sebastiana sounds too masculine (and too long).

I don't really like Sebastian / Sebastien. It just doesn't have an appealing sound to me.

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For a girl I like Sebastiane, which I know you didn't list. Sebastiana is nice.

Love Sebastian (this spelling) and find the fem. form Sebastienne okay.

Sebastian was my dog's name and I really think it's quite handsome for a boy/man no matter which way it's spelled.

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Sebastiana, otoh, seems almost heavy and over the top, imo. It does offer nice nn options such as Tia, Tiana or Ana. Sebastienne is equally over the top without the benefit of a good nn option. Just not feeling Seb, Sebbie or Bastienne for a girl.

I love the name Sebastian. Unique but classic and timeless.

Sebastian and Sebastien are nice. I pronounce them completely different though. I'm not sure if you pronounce them both the same?
I don't like the female forms at all. Not one bit.

I like Sebastian, it's very handsome. I much prefer the an ending to en. I don't like the female forms of the name at all.