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Finding a name for a baby can be as challenging as finding the perfect pair of jeans, which is why so many parents turn to baby naming sites for help. One of those, Nameberry, recently came out with their naming trend predictions for 2025 and topping the list is an unexpected one: fast fashion baby names.
So, what are these names, exactly? Well, fast fashion refers to overly-trendy, cheaply made clothes, which doesn't really seem like something you’d want associated with your child’s name. But according to Nameberry, the names combine trending styles in naming together, to create a one-of-a-kind “of-the-moment” name. “Like their apparel counterparts, Fast Fashion names are modeled on the genuine articles but with a unique twist that references neither the past nor the future but right now,” the site explains.
- Parents like them because they let them combine characteristics of different names to put their own spin on a name.
- Can’t decide between Sky and Lakelyn, put them together for Skyelynn.
- Want to honor Grandma Mae, but her name sounds too old-fashioned? Turn it into Mayli.
Nameberry’s fast-fashion baby names for girls include:
- Amilia, Laynee, Lakelyn, Scottlynn, and Wrenlee.
- Amilia and Laynee are unique spellings of more common names (Amelia and Laney), while Lakelyn, Scottlynn, and Wrenlee implement the trending suffixes of -lyn/-lynn and -lee.
Nameberry’s fast-fashion baby names for boys include:
- Adael, Eydan, Ryett and Wylder.
- Adael uses the trendy suffix -ael, while Eydan is an alternative spelling of Aidan, Ryett is a spin on Riot and Wylder is a different way to spell Wilder.
Source: Scary Mommy