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Best Luxury Fonts for Your Next Design Project

April 13, 2022 | by

Every graphic designer solely concerns themselves with conveying human emotions through their designs. Naturally, each design project demands to connect with its audience at the first glance. Typography has the power to communicate certain emotions and feelings to the people who experience the characteristics and message of your product through their eyes through the communication of design. 

Notably, the best way to work on a project is to imbibe this notion that your designs should scream louder than words in order to connect with their virtual audience. Typography can represent a playful personality or a very serious or sophisticated one. The designer usually plays to the aesthetics of a product while choosing the right fonts for their designs.  

You can browse through our curated list of luxury fonts that will help you pick the right font for your next design project.  

So, let’s dive into it!

Here are a few elegant font styles that can be handy for your next graphic design project!

  • Glamor

Glamor evokes a sense of romance and enchantment with the right balance of alluring glamour. Designed by a 26-year-old French designer called Hendrick Rolandez, Glamor is a set of 24 fonts, from light to bold with more than 200 unique characters for each font.

  • Ginebra 

Ginebra is a serif font produced by Yai Salinas. This font has the essence of dry gin to the eyes. This is a classy serif font that is available in uppercase, lowercase, numbers and symbols. This font offers an elegant, crisp and dry look and is ideal for logo designs, headlines, packaging etc. 

  • Coco 

Coco belongs to the sans-serif family of fonts. Coco is a font apt for fashion brands with its embossment effect and minimalistic appeal. With more than 209 glyphs including small letters, capitals, numbers and special glyphs and punctuation.

  • Audrey 

Audrey is a font inspired by Audrey Hepburn. An elegant and free typeface, it is youthful, sculpted and tall. It comes in three weights: regular, medium and bold, and two variations – regular and oblique.

  • Dubiel 

Designed by David Rakowski in 1992, Dubiel is an ideal font for news titles, fashion magazines, book paragraphs, book covers, banner ads, video titles, hoardings, brand logos, labels and much more. This serif typeface comes with an elegant, modest appeal.

  • Cinzel 

Cinzel is a designer font inspired by the first century Roman inscriptions that exudes a contemporary touch. Its appearance is classy and clean. Natanael Gama is the designer who created this clean and elegant font. 

  • Gorgeous 

Gorgeous is a sans-serif font that reflects elegance within a frame. It has a charming appeal which looks great on billboards of large cities with a play on background elements. It works best for fashion brands, and fashion magazine titles that reflect poise and elegance.   

  • Luxia 
Luxia is a modern sans-serif didone. Luxia is a lavish font that brings grandeur with a rich appeal. It goes best with lifestyle luxury brands or text that needs to stand out in brand logos and posts. 

These were a few fonts that we have aligned for you. You can go crazy with our curated font styles. We assure you that these recommendations align with the trending styles of today. 

Happy graphic designing!

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