While I was at TypeCon in New York, one of the attendees walked up to me and handed me a copy of this wedding invitation on which he had used Coquette. (I think this was the first time I have been recognized in public by someone who had used one of my fonts. Oh, wait, I was wearing a name tag.) Anyway, what is really cool about the invitation is that it was printed letterpress.

A line of meat products in Sweden is sporting Coquette on its packages. (Thanks to Peter at Fountain type foundry for the tip and the photo.)

Designer David Nix used Coquette on a promotion created for duty-free shops in Los Angeles and San Francisco airports.

Talk about typecasting: Coquette is used rather coquettishly on the cover of this Jane Green book.

I recently noticed Coquette used extensively in the book “Everything for Baby” by Adélaïdé D’Andigné and Alain Gelberger, published by Stewart, Tabori & Chang last year. Notice how the baby in the photo seems very interested in the font. Obviously, a budding typophile.

The cover of this book about George Gershwin is one of the nicer uses of Coquette that I’ve seen. (Thanks to Jeff.)