Not exactly. You can set up that kind of thing with Perl's C-style for loop. Perl style for like you show takes single element at a time from a list.

If you can get several hunks of data into each element of the list, you can define ($x,$y) inside the loop and extract the data:

for ([qw/Joe Blow/], [qw/John Doe/]) {
    my ($x, $y) = @$_;
    # do something
}
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or

for ('Joe Blow', 'John Doe') {
    my ($x, $y) = split;
    # and so on
}
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The for loop in your example could be written:

{
    my ($x, $y) = ($name, $lastname);
    # do something
}
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C-style for can get very baroque, but that's not encouraged, even in C.