http://thoughtcatalog.com/j-ross-bianchi/2013/10/all-the-hipsters-are-dead/

Please stop calling these people hipsters. Just because someone lives in the city, has a trendy name and wears glasses doesn't mean they are a hipster.

I am so confused by the white woman who grew up in Florida, now lives in Southern CA and named her two daughters India and Karis. The first is weird and the second is weird AND ugly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh, Sadie. I know so many f'ing baby Sadies.

I think you do not understand the difference between a trendy, popular baby name and a "hipster" baby name...

Maybe Sadie is both? I don't know, I didn't put it on the list, I was just reacting to someone else's post. All I know is there are too many of them - and Sophies too. (That's definitely not hipster, just trendy.)

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second something is classically hipster it is no longer hipster.

I think the phrase OP was looking for was "quirky yet classic hipster names" not "classically-hipster".

If you refer to yourself as a hipster, you're not a hipster.

Zephyr

Anonymous wrote:Ugh, Sadie. I know so many f'ing baby Sadies.

I think you do not understand the difference between a trendy, popular baby name and a "hipster" baby name...

Jameson

Ugh, Sadie. I know so many f'ing baby Sadies.

Princess.

Chastity.

Silas
Sadie

Anonymous wrote:Atticus
August
Hazel
Matilda

We moved here from Brooklyn, and I know at least one kid under five with each of there names.

Anonymous wrote:The second something is classically hipster it is no longer hipster.

I think the phrase OP was looking for was "quirky yet classic hipster names" not "classically-hipster".

The second something is classically hipster it is no longer hipster.

Anonymous wrote:I just think of all those Zacks who are in their 20s now...

Zane is the new Zack.