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Camilla and Camille are equally appealing.
Hm, Camille is a little bit more elegant, imo.

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Camilla Iris
Camilla Maud

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Camille Evodie
Camille Odette
Camille Rosemarie

I love Camilla. I mostly love it for the nickname Millie. Camille is okay, but it’s a step down.

Camille is a feminine name in my country, most likely because of the comparison to Camilla, which is strictly feminine and much more popular. But I think of it as gender-neutral, which adds to the appeal for me. Camila? feels unfinished. I have a pet peeve for unsymmetrical names. Camilla is gorgeous, but very common.

I like all of them, but in this order: Camille, Camilla, Camila.
I prefer Camelia and Camellia, also in that order.

Camilla is so beautiful but Camille is so elegant.

I've always liked Camilla; if I thought it might shorten to Millie, I wouldn't! When I was young I used to think that Camilla and Diana would make good sister names, but royalty spoilt that idea.

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Camila just looks like a typo.

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Camille is interesting. In French it doesn't matter at all that it's unisex, but in English people seem to shy away from it as a male name.

Camilla is a pale lilac, frosty, elegant in form and movement, contemptuous.

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Camila is wide. Shallow. Like molten plastic. Synthetic.

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Camille is gentle, pink-tinted, forgettable.

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Camilla Everild
Camilla Fallon
Camilla Gwenllian
Camilla Hermione
Camilla Hildegard
Camilla Iolanthe
Camilla Jessamine
Camilla Jillian
Camilla Mathilde
Camilla Mireille
Camilla Miri
Camilla Miriam
Camilla Naomi
Camilla Niamh
Camilla Niloufar
Camilla Rashmi
Camilla Rochelle
Camilla Rosamund
Camilla Scarlett
Camilla Silke
Camilla Tamsin

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Camilla > Camille > Camila.