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From 2010 to 2014, for instance, nearly 5,000 babies of both genders were named Armani, after Italian fashion designer Giorgio Armani, whose high-end label became a worldwide brand.

While this new baby name trend might seem odd, it’s not hard to see the appeal of these fashion label-inspired names. These monikers are recognizable, internationally revered and, in some cases, incredibly unique (hello, Nike!).

The trend has even caught the attention of new mom Coco Austin, who welcomed a daughter with Ice-T last year and named her Chanel Nicole.

As a result of this rising trend, Vocativ looked at U.S. Social Security data from 2014 to find the most popular fashion label-inspired baby names among parents. Flip through the slideshow below to find out if your favourite brand made the list.