Upper-case serifed font used in the current logotype of Lanvin, a French fashion brand.

Question

Hello everyone,

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

I’m thinking this may have began with a stretched Times New Roman Bold with modifications, such as trimmed serifs. Here is TNR Bold stretched without modification, and minor respacing:

Comments

Thank you so much for your answer... and help!

It always comes as a surprise to see upper case Times, as I am so used to the forms of its lower case.

Again, thank you.