Taylour

Taylour is a given name, a variant spelling of the surname Taylor. The name ultimately derives from the Old French taillour and the Middle English tailliour, terms for a person who cut cloth to make garments, i.e., a tailor. In modern use, Taylour has been adopted as a feminine given name in English-speaking countries, though it remains relatively uncommon.

Usage and distribution have varied by era and region. In recent decades, Taylour has appeared mainly in North America and parts of Europe as a distinctive, contemporary given name. It is one of several spellings that reflect the broader family of names derived from the occupation of tailoring.

Notable people named Taylour:

- Taylour Paige (born 1990) is an American actress and dancer recognized for roles in film and television, including the feature film Zola (2020). Her presence in contemporary media has contributed to the name’s visibility.

See also:

- Taylor, a more common variant and the original surname from which Taylour is derived. Other related given-name spellings include Tayla and Tali, which reflect similar roots.