Audrey ranks at #809 with 144 entries, registered female. The name carries an unmistakable Audrey Hepburn cultural overlay through Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961) and the broader 1950s-1960s Hollywood-elegance register. On a pet registry it functions as the deliberately-elegant feminine pick.
The Old-Hollywood elegance register
Audrey clusters with Grace, Marilyn, Ava, and Vivien in the deliberately-Old-Hollywood female pet pocket. The cohort tracks owners who specifically wanted the cinematic-glamour register — names that signal a particular kind of mid-century elegance. The naming logic is design-conscious and pairs comfortably with similarly-vintage sibling pet names.
The Twin Peaks and Plants overlays
For a slice of registry Audreys, David Lynch's Twin Peaks character Audrey Horne is the conscious anchor — the cohort skews toward owners with strong cult-television interests. A separate small overlay comes from the carnivorous plant Audrey II in Little Shop of Horrors (1986), which produces an ironic naming pattern in households with dark-comedy aesthetics.
Sound and breed lean
Two syllables, front-stressed (AW-dree), with bright vowels and a soft trailing R that carries warmly outside. Excellent recall shape — short, sharp, and unmistakable at distance. The name lands disproportionately on small elegant breeds — Malteses, Cavaliers, Yorkies, and small Doodles whose visual register matches the elegant-vintage name. The human Audrey page shows steady recent SSA presence after the Hepburn-tribute revival of the 1990s and 2000s; pet Audrey tracks alongside.