Milford Italic Písmo

Milford Italic, drawn by Roger White, is a free light italic sans serif with a sharply forward stance and unusually slender strokes. Its tall, narrow letters combine sweeping diagonals, gently changing stroke widths, and clean joins in a brisk silhouette associated with fashion mastheads and late-century corporate lettering of the era.

The sleek editorial manner suits fashion magazines and cultural publishing, and its speed also makes sense on event posters, beauty packaging, and promotional graphics shaped around photography. In editorial design, its elongated forms make memorable cover lines and section openers.