Imogen is a name of Celtic origin, often associated with the meaning "maiden" or "girl." It has been used in various cultures and is popular in English-speaking countries. The name gained prominence through literature, particularly in William Shakespeare's play "Cymbeline," where Imogen is a strong and virtuous character. In modern times, Imogen has become a favored name for girls, reflecting a blend of tradition and contemporary appeal. It is often shortened to nicknames like "Immy" or "Gen." The name has also been used in popular culture, appearing in books, films, and television shows.