Bette Noir, of course.
Thanks, WhyNot
A few more…
Dream
Stolen
Opal 
Silver
Eerie
Aria
Feist
Six
Myst
Omni
Kali
Boo
Dew
Luna
Rain
Moonshine
Zeta
Rosetta
Vendetta
Florentine
Wander
Blackthorn
Cherry
Briar
Dahlia
Titania
Tabitha
Heather
Holly
Hazel
Cathy
Carnie
Edwina
Madison
Miranda
Rosemary
Drew
Sadie
Okay, I’m done.
Threnody Misericord Snape.
Persephone.
Eris.
Despair.
Ivo
Lorelei
Beatrix
Persephone
Pandora
Amelia
Cicely
Otterley
Donimo
- for the more ethereal ones
In Wiley’s Non Sequitur daily comic, the cynical little grrl’s name is Danae, which I assume is pronounced about the same as “deny.” Too cool.
Jane Doe, like an unidentified corpse in the morgue. And she should wear a toe tag with that name as a necklace.
It’s classically (Greek) Danaë, which I think is “dannuh-ee.”
Knew a girl with this name when I was in elementary school. She pronounced it Duhnn-ay. I’m not too familiar with Greek, but in Latin that’s basically how it would be pronounced.
All real goths I used to know back in the day:
Octavia
Charlotte
Gabrielle
Corvid (Crows and ravens)
blackbird
starling
Can you tell I follow a bird theme when naming anything?
Also great names for the songs on the album “Treasure” by the Cocteau Twins.
Jezebel
Yeah, I took Aloysius out, and should have taken Ivo out too. My first selection were all Sisters of Mercy/ The Mission songs.
For a smoker (probably of clove ciggies), Nicotina.
Perhaps Perdita (meaning Unwanted One, if I am not mistaken).
Lilith
Sucubus
No Death? Would that be over the top?
My oldest daughter has two middle names; her second middle name is Isis. When she was going through a goth period a couple of years ago, she used that a lot, coupled with the last name of a friend of hers who had died in a car accident.
Anathema (always liked that one–sounds so pretty until you know what it means )
Verity
Matilda