You actually have a pretty nice list here, there are some names I’m absolutely thrilled to see! ^^ I’m into the more unusual names, so I can’t help but suggest unusual alternatives to some of the more common names on your list. Also, all comments are based on my own taste, you’ll have to decide for yourself how helpful that is.
[name]LOVE[/name]:
[name]Prisca[/name] - Spunky, fun, unexpected. [name]Petra[/name] would probably be more pleasing to a wider crowd though, but I like [name]Prisca[/name] more along with Iscah, Iskra, [name]Saskia[/name]. And [name]Thekla[/name], although it’s a little different.
[name]Anna[/name] - The perfect name. ^^ Not alongside all your other names though, they’re either too long or unusual.
[name]Aviva[/name] - I used to love this more, but it’s a great choice regardless. I also like [name]Aziza[/name] but that might be a little lispy for you?
[name]Gioia[/name] - I prefer [name]Joya[/name] for simplicity or [name]Gloria[/name] for some retro charm. [name]Gioia[/name] is beautiful in her own right, but very in-your-face Italian, a thing to be aware of.
[name]Tessa[/name] - My mother saw this name on a boat and told me she really liked it. That sort of opened my eyes, and I love [name]Tessa[/name].
wildcard: [name]Sidra[/name]. I really like it!! I think it’s the -dra- letter combination, it’s also in my favourites [name]Audra[/name] and [name]Phaedra[/name] 
I get stuck on specific letter sequences at times. I had and -mn- obsession once. The -id- part is also very appealing. Reminds me of [name]Cressida[/name] which would be nice for you since you like so many C names.
Neutral (in an ‘okay I guess’ sort of way):
[name]Vivia[/name] - [name]Aviva[/name] is much better. This is too much like all the other V names trending right now, but more fun than [name]Vivian[/name].
[name]Margaret[/name] - I like it more than the other classics on your list, but I love [name]Margot[/name] or [name]Greta[/name].
[name]Carmen[/name] - I knew a 4 year old named [name]Carmen[/name], she was tiny and quite timid but sweet as pie! Then there’s the [name]Lana[/name] del [name]Rey[/name] song which is quite cool, so it’s growing on me. I used to hate it.
[name]Parisa[/name] - More interesting than some of your other choices, but seems a little try-hard. '[name]Don[/name]‘t want a [name]Paris[/name] [name]Hilton[/name] connection, so lets add an A!’. I love [name]Paris[/name] for a boy.
Meh:
[name]Calla[/name]+[name]Callia[/name]+[name]Cena[/name]+[name]Cassia[/name]+[name]Camille[/name]+[name]Caroline[/name] - Too much C! I like [name]Calla[/name] the most, but [name]Cara[/name] has more character. I guess character is what most of these names are missing for me. Try [name]Caia[/name], [name]Clary[/name], [name]Clio[/name], [name]Cosima[/name], [name]Carna[/name]/Carneia or [name]Cressida[/name]. Much more interesting!
[name]Elizabeth[/name] - used up. [name]Eliza[/name] or [name]Elise[/name] would be much fresher.
[name]Veronica[/name] - never liked it. The [name]Ron[/name] and [name]Nic[/name] parts make it sound very masculine to me… [name]Vera[/name] or [name]Verbena[/name] or [name]Viridiana[/name] or even just [name]Verona[/name] (the O sound is longer so it’s less like [name]Ron[/name]) are all better.
[name]Evangelista[/name] - Too much, [name]Evangelia[/name] is nice if you want something like [name]Evangeline[/name], although [name]Evangeline[/name] is plenty unusual enough on her own outside of Nameberry. I love the [name]Evangeline[/name] character in [name]Nanny[/name] [name]McPhee[/name] [name]Callista[/name] for the -sta ending that’s the most fun part of the name
[name]Hilary[/name] - sounds very old to me. More like [name]Hilda[/name] than [name]Ellery[/name] if you know what I mean. [name]Ilaria[/name] is a pretty variant, and there’s sweet Illyria. Hannelly and [name]Hannelore[/name] come to mind. And I like Hendeca but it’s probably more like [name]Prisca[/name] than [name]Hilary[/name] XD
[name]Simone[/name] - can’t get past the -moan- part. I don’t like [name]Mona[/name] either. [name]Ondine[/name] is nice or Zosime or [name]Sonoma[/name] even.
[name]Brynna[/name] - I don’t like the fact that there are so many bri/bry or just Br names on the charts these days, [name]Brielle[/name], [name]Brynn[/name], [name]Brendan[/name]. It’s getting a little old. Wrenna is a lovely alternative or maybe [name]Bryony[/name]? She manages to escape being bundled up with all the other because she’s so lilting and sweet ^^
[name]Bronwyn[/name] - [name]Don[/name]'t like this one either, but you liking [name]Anna[/name] and [name]Bronwyn[/name] makes me think you might like [name]Anwen[/name]? [name]Bronwyn[/name] seems a little brusque to me.
[name]Milana[/name] - seems more like a combination of trending sounds than anything, lacks substance. [name]Magdalena[/name] would be more fun or [name]Melusine[/name].
[name]Helena[/name] - I actually love this one, but ONLY as HELL-uh-nuh XD If you like huh-[name]LAY[/name]-nuh you should use [name]Elaina[/name]/[name]Elena[/name] [name]IMO[/name], and if you like huh-[name]LEE[/name]-nuh you should use [name]Elina[/name] or [name]Alina[/name], which reminds me of Aluna, a recent discovery I’m not sure about the legitimacy of. [name]One[/name] site says it’s an African name meaning ‘approach’, I can’t be certain.
[name]Cressida[/name] is absolutely gorgeous!