Aviano font strikes me as a beauty and a rarity. It says to me; influence, meaningful, momentous and high profile. It must be those serifs. I'm always attracted to R's, K's and Q's decenders that do the swooshy thing. They give the words a nice graphical element.
You can buy this font here: Aviano.
It's the Q! It's the q! I'm not going to lie. The capital and lowercase Q's are just damn cool. I'm a sucker for that kind of descending curl that Fifteen36 has.
Interesting font. I find it works well as all caps too - I know, usually a typographic no-no. But, sometimes I just can't help wanting to put short one or two word headlines in a funky sanserif using [GASP], dare I say it, ALL CAPS!
Calligraphic Latina is freaking STUNNING! It would be hard to not use these embellishments. Think invitations, think wedding, think grandeur, think stylish menu's... this is trés chic!
You can buy Calligraphia here. But before you do..
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Cora is a sans serif with an experimental bent, offering a large x-height, some contrast of stroke weight, and capitals inspired by classical lettering.
My thoughts? Good from a distance (except for the bold) and good for when you need a thicker font to stand out against a detailed background. It's slightly girly because of the soft edging. The font seems to need quite a bit of kerning - so you'll have to play with it a little.
Where can you get it? Cora @ Myfonts.com
