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Not my kind of name - that "Rox-" syllable isn't a favorite of mine. Roxana is marginally better, but not a fan overall.

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Also, the association with the Police song "Roxanne" - as annoying an '80s track as one can find - is not a positive.

Roxane is okay. For me, it’s a “not my thing, but I see the appeal” name. I like Roxane Emily, Roxane Lydia, Roxane Lavinia, and Roxane Miriam.

I'm a fan of most any name in the Rox family, and Roxane is no exception! I do enjoy it more with two n's but that's just a personal preference. I don't exactly find it sleek, it's more passionate and fiery and a bit frilly, but I love whatever energy Roxane's got.

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Roxane Lavinia is fantastic. And Roxane Millicent is Gorgeous, I love the way it flows.

I like

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Roxane Lydia
Roxane Silvia
Roxane Lavinia
Roxane Agatha

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I love Roxane! Would have considered it for my own child if I had any.

I prefer Roxana, ahna not anna. Roxane looks a little off to me with just one n and makes me unsure of the pronunciation.

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Roxane Harriet is cool. I like Roxane Philippa too.

Roxanne is my middle name. I don't mind it though it is very country to me. My mother picked it from the Police song. Don't like the song much but lots of people do. I have this bad feeling that if it was my first name people would be all the time singing it at me.

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I don't like the spelling Roxane, it just doesn't look right and makes you think it's pronounced like a chemical, probably one that's not good for you.

It's quite good, but not frilly enough for my taste. I like Roxanne, Rhoxane, Roxana, Roxán and Roshan better.

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From your combos I like:

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Roxane Silvia
Roxane Lydia
Roxane Olga
Roxane Helga
Roxane Harriet
Roxane Lavinia
Roxane Flavia
Roxane Agatha
Roxane Miriam

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Other combos:

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Roxane Aurelia
Roxane Clara
Roxane Daphne
Roxane Eloise
Roxane Flora
Roxane Irene
Roxane Iris
Roxane Isolde
Roxane Juniper
Roxane Leona
Roxane Margot
Roxane Marina
Roxane Noelle
Roxane Olivia
Roxane Petra
Roxane Stella
Roxane Tatiana
Roxane Veronica
Roxane Violet
Roxane Winifred

Roxane is a weird spelling to me, but it's not awful. I like anything that starts with the spunky "Rox". I prefer either Roxanne or Roxana.

Roxane Ylva
Roxane Emily
Roxane Emilia
Roxane Phoebe
Roxane Clarisse
Roxane Mary
Roxane Cleo
Roxane Olivia
Roxane Juliet

I like a lot of your combos! What about Roxane Fiona?