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.)

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.

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.)