Debut Serif — 18 Styles

Debut Serif Extra Light

Debut Serif Ultra Light

Debut Serif Light

Debut Serif Normal

Debut Serif Regular

Debut Serif Medium

Debut Serif Demi Bold

Debut Serif Bold

Debut Serif Black

Debut Serif Extra Light Italic

Debut Serif Ultra Light Italic

Debut Serif Light Italic

Debut Serif Normal Italic

Debut Serif Regular Italic

Debut Serif Medium Italic

Debut Serif Demi Bold Italic

Debut Serif Bold Italic

Debut Serif Black Italic

Debut Serif Extra Light

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Debut Serif Extra Light Italic

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Debut Serif Ultra Light

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Debut Serif Ultra Light Italic

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Debut Serif Light

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Debut Serif Light Italic

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Debut Serif Normal

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Debut Serif Normal Italic

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Debut Serif Regular

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Debut Serif Regular Italic

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Debut Serif Medium

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Debut Serif Medium Italic

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Debut Serif Demi Bold

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Debut Serif Demi Bold Italic

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Debut Serif Bold

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Debut Serif Bold Italic

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Debut Serif Black

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Debut Serif Black Italic

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THE BLACK WAVE
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A new caprice in fashion is showing itself in New York. Wherever one goes one sees women dressed in black. This is not the small, regular propotion of women in mourning.
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Caprice Fashion
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New York City
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Distinguishment
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Fourteenth Street
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A new caprice in fashion is showing itself in New York. Wherever one goes one sees women dressed in black. This is not the small, regular propotion of women in mourning. On the contrary, it is composed of maids and matrons who look unusually cheerful and complacent : they are the first to gert into step with fashion, their styles are dashingly new, and they have been told that no shade is so becoming—has such “distinguishment”, as an advertisement happily words it. Besides, owing to that progress in wich all good moderns believe, the air in New York has become progressively dirtier, and non-committal color is, as they say, “most practical”. So for street wear especially, we have throngs of females black from head to foot. A number of the less adventurous, it may be said, have kept on a last year’s or last season’s colored hat. A number of the more adventurous have combined their black with white trimmings, so that they have the touch of piquancy which is considered so fascinating in a reviving widow. But all agree on the main note, the not of complete reserve, and abstinence, and decorum. After the wave of rust-color and the wave of green there comes this dignified abrogation. The youngster and the elderly woman seem to rejoice in it equally. It gives a note of elegance to the pocket-size shop-girl. It gives a notion of slimness to to the lady in quarto-size. On Fourteenth Street one meets it in cheap improvisation. One sees it on Park Avenue, stepping in conscious precision of fashion into, or out of a motor. It comes in polite demureness into a hotel restaurant. It goes in modest righteousness to the shopping district, or to tea. As it passes it murmurs, “ You unfortunately, are dressed in colors. Charming, but a little demodée! I am Black, misleading if you like, but inestimably correct. You gaze at me? Must you be so curious? But, if you must, I sustain your curiosity not without pleasure. As it happens, I am impeccable. Your only salvation is to study me and, I am afraid, to copy me. C’est tout. ” From the point of view of social curiosity, however, it isn’t quite all. Since black so strongly marks this heterogeneous crowd of young and old, pretty and not pretty, slim and fat, tall and short, rich and poor, intelligent and dull, the definite enslavement of womankind, or human kind, to fashion becomes too obtrusive not to exact some attention.
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There is something in the New York
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1998 — 2018
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118 languages supported

Afrikaans, Albanais, Allemand, Anglais, Asu, Bas-allemand, Bas-sorabe, Basque, Bemba, Béna, Bosniaque, Capverdien, Catalan, Cebuano, Chewa, Cisena, Cornique, Corse, Créole Mauricien, Croate, Danois, Diola-fogny, Embou, Espagnol, Espéranto, Estonien, Féroïen, Filipino, Finnois, Français, Francique Ripuaire, Frioulan, Gaélique éCossais, Galicien, Gallois, Ganda, Groenlandais, Gusii, Haut-sorabe, Hongrois, Ido, Indonésien, Interlingua, Irlandais, Isangu, Islandais, Italien, Javanais, Jju, Kalendjin, Kamba, Kiga, Kikuyu, Kinyarwanda, Koyra Chiini, Koyraboro Senni, Kurde, Letton, Lituanien, Lojban, Luo, Luxembourgeois, Luyia, Makondé, Makua, Malais, Malgache, Maltais, Mannois, Maori, Matchamé, Meru, Ndébélé du Nord, Ndébélé du Sud, Norvégien Bokmål, Norvégien Nynorsk, Nyankolé, Occitan, Oromo, Polonais, Portugais, Romanche, Rombo, Roumain, Roundi, Rwa, Samburu, Same D’inari, Same du Nord, Sango, Sarde, Shambala, Shona, Slovaque, Slovène, Soga, Somali, Sotho du Nord, Sotho du Sud, Suédois, Suisse Allemand, Swahili, Swati, Taita, Taroko, Tasawaq, Tchèque, Teso, Tsonga, Tswana, Turkmène, Vunjo, Wallon, Walser, Wolof, Xhosa, Zarma, Zoulou

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2020 18/20 N05

Case Sensitive Mathematical

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Font Info

About Debut Serif

Debut family is the first release of NoirBlancRouge, it is designed with both serif and sans-serifs variants, as a suite. Each variants consist of nine weights with italics.

Debut serif is refined by elegance, traditional form, and didones serif qualities. It has been designed to provide an original display typeface for editorial design, headlines specificaly. She will pairing perfectly with her sister Debut Sans.

Designer

Bastien Sozeau

Released

2020

Styles

Available in 9 weights
Extra Light, Ultra Light, Light, Normal, Regular, Medium, Demi Bold, Bold, Black

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