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I like both, but I wouldn't use them IRL. They're pretty and elegant but also very common and I just like too many other names better.

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Alexandra Harmony
Alexandra Persephone
Alexandra Winifred
Alexandra Fleur
Alexandra Florence
Alexandra Mirabel
Alexandra Melusine

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Victoria Zephyrine
Victoria Beatriz
Victoria Rosaline
Victoria Lorelei
Victoria Opaline
Victoria Juliet
Victoria Gwendolen
Victoria Guinevere

Alexandra Jade
Alexandra Juliet
Alexandra Celine
Alexandra Elyse

I prefer Alexandra, and I like Alexandra Janae.

Alexandra.

I prefer Alexandra, but I would not use either.

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Alexandra Calypso
Alexandra Cleo
Alexandra Danaë
Alexandra Helen
Alexandra Léontine
Alexandra Nephele
Alexandra Salome

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Victoria Corinne
Victoria Florence
Victoria Iris
Victoria Lenore
Victoria Mavis
Victoria Primrose
Victoria Sigrid

Alexandra, as unfortunately Victoria reminds me of a nightmare ex-boss. Victoria used to be in my top 5 for girls before that association.

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For that reason, I'd never used Victoria. I don't think I'd use Alexandra either, even though I do really like it. I have a female cousin named Alex (just Alex) and my SO has a sister named Alexis. So, just too much Alex- in the family.

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I always liked Alexandra Sophie or Alexandra Chloe.

I like them both but prefer Alexandra. I dislike Vicky and Tori as nns so I wouldn’t use Victoria and prefer Veronica or Valentina anyways. Alexandra has enough nn options that I could find one I wouldn’t mind.

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Alexandra Cecilia
Alexandra Clio
Alexandra Ruby

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Victoria Clarisse
Victoria Josephine
Victoria Lois

I quite like Alexandra as a mn; as a fn, it and its short forms have been too well used for comfort.

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I prefer Victoria to Alexandra because it's never been as popular. The Vickie nns are fine by me, but I find Tory unacceptable.

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I would use Vickie as a mn without hesitation: it is the full name of a very good friend.

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Jean Alexandra; Alice Victoria

For now, I prefer Victoria. I can use them in real life (it's easy to pronounce and known by many people), but persoally, I got better for myself. I think I like Alexandra Christine and Victoria Ann.

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Both names reminds me of Queen Elizabeth II (her name is Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor) and Queen Victoria lol

Victoria Elise

Alexandra (sentimental reasons).
I can use both in real life. Victoria used to be my favourite name; Alexandra is an honouring name, the name I actually like and won't regret using.
(I'd prefer Alexandria, though.)

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Alexandra Hope
Victoria Evangeline