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Help"Model/High Fashion" Nicknames for "Elizabeth"
Hi everyone! :-)
I was wondering if anyone can think of / know of any nicknames of Elizabeth that would appeal or sounds "right" for a model.
Kind of like a "rename" but not really. I'm tall 5'11, brunette w/ natural highlights, green eyes.
Elizabeth just seems kind of plain to me and i want something that STANDS OUT.
I'm aware of "Satu list of nicknames" if there's any on there you think fit what im looking for.
I'm open to all suggestions and/or ideas.
TIA,
elizabeth ♥
you have 3 choices: you can give up, give in, or give it your all.
ill be taking the third
I was wondering if anyone can think of / know of any nicknames of Elizabeth that would appeal or sounds "right" for a model.
Kind of like a "rename" but not really. I'm tall 5'11, brunette w/ natural highlights, green eyes.
Elizabeth just seems kind of plain to me and i want something that STANDS OUT.
I'm aware of "Satu list of nicknames" if there's any on there you think fit what im looking for.
I'm open to all suggestions and/or ideas.
TIA,
elizabeth ♥
you have 3 choices: you can give up, give in, or give it your all.
ill be taking the third
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Elsa or Isla for sure. They both sound very European and all.
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Thanks :-) how do you pr. Lys?
one of my friends and I thought about Elys but weren't really sure how people would pronounce it.
elizabeth ♥
you have 3 choices: you can give up, give in, or give it your all.
ill be taking the third
one of my friends and I thought about Elys but weren't really sure how people would pronounce it.
elizabeth ♥
you have 3 choices: you can give up, give in, or give it your all.
ill be taking the third
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Well there are a few you shouldn't use, either already too strongly associated with an existing model (Elle) or just kind of bland and forgettable (Liz or Beth).
I say Elli / Ellie or Betsy. Something a little more unique and memorable that can be attached to your face alone.
I don't know about Eli. It seems a little too masculine to me. Plus, though the letters are right the sound is not the same as elizabeth.
I say Elli / Ellie or Betsy. Something a little more unique and memorable that can be attached to your face alone.
I don't know about Eli. It seems a little too masculine to me. Plus, though the letters are right the sound is not the same as elizabeth.
This message was edited 4/2/2006, 11:45 AM
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Hi, Elizabeth.
I'm a model as well. I use my full name, AND my nickname. The full name sounds formal, while the nickname makes me the sixteen year old that I am. I would suggest using Elizabeth AND Elle, or Elizabeth AND (other nickname), to show that you are versatile. The full name makes you sophisticated, while the nickname shows your spunk. Hope this helped!
P.S.- Do you have a comp card or business card? I would suggest, if you do, to put both names on it. For instance, mine says Caitlin "Cait" Surname. Just a suggestion!
Good luck with everything!
I'm a model as well. I use my full name, AND my nickname. The full name sounds formal, while the nickname makes me the sixteen year old that I am. I would suggest using Elizabeth AND Elle, or Elizabeth AND (other nickname), to show that you are versatile. The full name makes you sophisticated, while the nickname shows your spunk. Hope this helped!
P.S.- Do you have a comp card or business card? I would suggest, if you do, to put both names on it. For instance, mine says Caitlin "Cait" Surname. Just a suggestion!
Good luck with everything!
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wow! that's a good suggestion! Thanks so much! I never thought of that as an option!
Good Luck as well :-)
elizabeth ♥
you have 3 choices: you can give up, give in, or give it your all.
ill be taking the third
Good Luck as well :-)
elizabeth ♥
you have 3 choices: you can give up, give in, or give it your all.
ill be taking the third
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You are very welcome. It has been working well for me, using both names. I hope you do well!
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