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I like:
Amelia Hadassah - Hadassah really spices up Amelia
Madelyn Elizabeth
Shoshanna Carolyn-Rose - awesome to see Shoshanna! I actually knew one in high school too!
Grace Elisabeth - I like that they chose this spelling of Elisabeth; it's softer and goes with Grace better to me for some reason
Lillian June
Isabelle Marie - boring but nice (same with Charlotte Rose which I feel like will be one of the most 'late 2010's' combos haha)
Elowen Eira
Cecelia
Sadie Jean - nothing special but it's cute
Evangeline Diana "Evie"
Calla- I see this one coming back in the near future
Alice
Josephine Laura
Vera May - Vera is one of my favorites and I want to use it so I'm simultaneously glad it's being used but also sad because I don't want it to get too popular!

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These are just... wow:
Kadence Marie - why do people misspell word names?
SkarletEve Ryan (the lack of space between Skarlet and Eve is not a typo.) - there are just so many things wrong with this.
Rory Lee - Yikes I'd 100% expect this to be a boy. At least spell it Leigh, or, you know, not use a traditional Irish boy's name on a girl!
Airabella - I guess this clarifies the spelling, but it looks so odd. At least it's not Ayrabella or something.
Kensington Louise - why would someone name their kid (and a girl at that) Kensington?! It sounds absolutely ridiculous as a name.
Quincy Elizabeth - Quincy, Rory and Kensington on girls all in one BA is just depressing
Kinsley Ann
Hayden Marie - really on a roll here with the boys' names huh?
Saeyan Amazona - what even...
A Zahlia and Za'Leiah?! Wow. Also I'd definitely pronounce the latter as za-LAY-a
Presley Angelica - Angelica Presley would've been ok but why do people name girls Presley? The worst part is they probably know like two Elvis songs.
Avianna Neveah- made up? check. Frilly, four syllable 'princess' name? Check. Horribly tacky middle name? Check, check, check.
Aubree Rose - I just don't like Aubrey on girls but spelling it Aubree is even worse. And as much as I love Rose it's so boring as a mn (even though it does sound great with almost every fn)
Jemma Rhea - I don't like Jemma but I can get over it; but Jemma Rhea sounds like a disease.