Dominique is a French surname-turned-first-name of Latin origin, derived from the phrase 'dominus' meaning 'master' or 'lord'. It was popularized by the medieval period's dominant noble families.
In Catholic tradition, Saint Dominique is revered for his role in establishing the Dominican Order. In French culture, the name is associated with nobility and elegance.
Those named Dominique are often characterized as confident, poised, and charismatic individuals who command attention and respect.
The name Dominique remains a staple of international fashion circles, particularly in France, where it's commonly given to children born into families with aristocratic or artistic backgrounds.