The Very Vogue Serif Family
Based on glamourous fashion magazines
from the 80's and beyond and dripping with class and pizazz - say hello to The new 'Very Vogue' Serif family!
Classic and refined
, and the epitome of style, Very Vogue Serif Family has soft curves and attention to detail make Very Vogue Display Serif a must for any projects requiring that upper level of class. Truly versatile - She also has a tomboy side - with her twin :
The heavier subfamily :
Large and small optical sizes :
This Type family comes with two sub-families - 'Display' and 'Text'.
The Display sub-family is suited to larger type ( larger optical sizes and designs) - think headlines and large impactful letters on a page. It has a higher contrast and has naturally tighter letterspacing.
The 'Text' subfamily, with less contrast, a slightly heavier weight, and looser letterspacing, is better suited to large volumes of smaller type - like body copy - although don't be discouraged from using it at larger sizes - as if you are going for a bolder look - this is the one to use.
TIP : Don't forget to play with your letterspacing for even more stylish impact - for larger display type, tighten the letterspacing, and the opposite for smaller type.
FAQ's :
Q : - What is the sans-serif you paired with the Very Vogue Typeface in your previews?
A: Thats 'Red Hat Display' - an Opensource font ( Free for personal and commercial use) designed by Jeremy Mickel, available on Google fonts and as a variable font on Github.
Q: Can I use this font on my website?
A: You will need a Webfont Licnese as opposed to a Desktop License, for use on your business website - feel free to contact me if you require one.