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I definitely don't like it. It gives me the image of someone who's like Paris Hilton or Lindsay Lohan.

This message was edited 3/19/2018, 12:20 PM

Ick.
When I grew up, there was a girls' magazine called Starlet, with cheesy comics about girls falling in love. That's all I can think of when I hear the name Starlet.

Cringe. So much cringe.

I really dislike it. It's a word and just seems to be "trying too hard" to me.

Tacky. Tacky. Tacky.

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At least it’s better than Starlette which is a name I saw once.

I think of...ambition, naivety, shallowness, bright lights, parental expectations.

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Full name: Starlet Contessa or Starlet Khaleesi
Siblings: Dancer "Dan", Talent & Twilight (twins), Marquise, Heaven.

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Similar names that would be slightly better imo: Charisma, Scarlet, or Starla.

This message was edited 3/18/2018, 10:43 AM

It's quite silly. The word "starlet" isn't wholly positive to me. It has a connotation of air-headedness. Maybe that's just me. Anyhoo, me no like.

I think somebody can't write or pronounce Scarlet properly.

It’s nns. Scarlet is a lot better, even though I’m not a fan of it either.

Tacky, just as all the other Star- names.

It is glaringly, extremely, obviously, and purely Low Rent.

I don't like it. It seems a bit tacky. I would put it in a category with names like Princess. If you like the sound, just go with Scarlet or Scarlett.

This message was edited 3/18/2018, 7:43 AM

When I was ten, I named a doll Starra. It reminds me of that. Starlet is also used to refer to young Hollywood actresses in British tabloids.

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Starlet would get confused with Scarlett A LOT.

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I do think Starla or Star would make a fun middle name, but it would take a big personality to pull if off in the first name position.

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Elizabeth Star
Maria Star
Julia Star
Marie Star
Rachel Star
Veronica Star