Sidera Collection
Sidera
Thin Slanted Thin ExtraLight ExtraLight Slanted Light Light Slanted Slanted Regular Medium Slanted Medium SemiBold Slanted SemiBold Bold Slanted Bold ExtraBold ExtraBold Slanted Black Black SlantedSidera Variable
Thin ExtraLight Light Medium Regular SemiBold Bold ExtraBold Black Thin Slanted ExtraLight Slanted Light Slanted Slanted Medium Slanted SemiBold Slanted Bold Slanted ExtraBold Slanted Black SlantedWhere Elegance Performs
Sidera
Designed by Resistenza Type FoundrySidera is a refined, high-contrast serif typeface with a strong editorial voice, crafted across nine expressive weights—from a delicate Thin to a commanding Black. Drawing inspiration from transitional serifs and calligraphic forms, it balances elegance with impact through sharp wedge serifs, flared terminals, and dynamic contrast. The family’s lightest weights bring grace and clarity, while the heavier styles deliver bold presence, ideal for headlines, branding, and storytelling. Sidera is well-suited for projects that require sophistication and expression—whether in magazines, cultural publications, luxury packaging, or typographic identities. With oldstyle figures and ornamental flourishes, it bridges classical beauty with contemporary design needs, making it a versatile tool for designers who value both style and substance.
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