Fonts recomeneded for Fashion, beauty, spa website

[ddp]

I'm not a typography expert, actually I'm downright horrible. I need some guidance as to what fonts I should look into.

Here is a fashion website with the right font choices, I don't want to copy but just to show you:
http://www.donshaw.com/

[Frets]

I think they look fine as they are.

aviod decorative fonts for the content.
veranda is a good device font easy reading.
sans it is wide but not too wide.

for a good pixel font sans go with
teachers' pet sans
http://www.orgdot.com/aliasfonts/


As for headers
For a more stately worldly chic
go for echelon. a nice thin font.

For contemorary urban upscale
Metro

For decorative yet not old world
try

Park Avenue BT
Embassy BT

[kemie]

based on what you showed me, helvetica thin should look sexy, or go for a serif such as georgia.

tke a look at helvetica thin extended in a similar-themed site:
http://www.servisales.com

[ddp]

thank you both of you. This is the kind of reponses I was looking for? now to only search teh fonts and buy them.

Thank you once again.

[FFF]

I agree with Kernie on Helvetica.

You can also try Futura.

[CarolMyers]

I was looking for that. I found it! Thanks for sharing.

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