Serif Contrasted Gofe 2 is a regular weight, wide, very high contrast, italic, normal x-height font.
Keywords: headlines, editorials, branding, magazine covers, packaging, elegant, fashion-forward, dramatic, refined, expressive, display, editorial, luxury, headline, calligraphic, tapered, hairline serifs, stylish.
A sharply slanted serif italic with pronounced thick-to-thin transitions and delicate hairline serifs. The letterforms show a vertical, high-fashion stress with smooth, calligraphic curves and tapered joins, while counters stay relatively open for an italic display face. Capitals are stately and sweeping, and several lowercase forms show distinctive cursive-like terminals and swashes, creating a lively rhythm across words.
Works best for magazine and fashion layouts, brand identities, and premium packaging where a sophisticated italic voice is desirable. It can also serve well in titles, invitations, and campaign graphics, particularly at larger sizes where the hairlines and terminals remain crisp. For dense body copy or small UI text, its thin strokes and strong slant may feel too delicate and characterful.
This font projects a stylish, editorial mood with a clear sense of drama and sophistication. The steep italic flow and crisp hairlines give it a fashionable, high-end tone that reads as confident and expressive rather than neutral or utilitarian. Overall it feels elegant and slightly theatrical, suited to moments where typography is meant to be noticed.
The design appears intended for display typography where contrast and movement can carry personality—especially in headlines, pull quotes, and prominent short text. Its italic construction and fine details suggest it was drawn to provide a luxurious, energetic texture rather than quiet long-form readability.
The figures and many letters show noticeably varied widths and lively curvature, which enhances the sense of motion in text. Several characters feature distinctive hooked or ball-like terminals and occasional swash-like strokes that add personality and help the font stand out in short phrases.