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Both are beautiful names, and I don't find either one dated. Julia seems classic to me. I'm used to JOO-lee-a and automatically pronounce it that way because it's the typical pronunciation where I live, but YOO-lee-ah is perfectly fine.

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Julia is less popular than it used to be where I live, so I don't find it all that overused for babies born these days. As for Fiona, I can only recall meeting one. It isn't very popular where I'm at.

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They would work well for siblings or separately.

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Combos I would might use if I used them as first names:

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Fiona Clarisse - Most likely this one.
Fiona Claire
Fiona Maeve
Fiona Patience

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Julia Simone - Most likely Julia Simone or Julia Corinne.
Julia Corinne
Julia Ceridwen
Julia Patience
Julia Wren

This message was edited 1/11/2012, 6:01 AM