What is Limité?
Your Online Guide to Lifestyle
lim•it•é
adjective (ORIGIN) French for limited [trans.]
1. catering or available to only a few, select persons
2. not found in large numbers and consequently of interest or value
3. designed or organized for a particular person, purpose, or occasion
With a Purpose
Limité is dedicated to capturing the echelon of modern world culture—elevating the unique and inspiring in fashion, design, travel, the arts, and pure expression. Fueled by a desire to serve as the voice uniting cultures from around the globe, Limité celebrates diversity, creativity, and the modern lifestyle of today’s man and woman.
Whether derived from the styled catwalks of Milan or the graffitied streets of Brooklyn, it is the select works that alter the way we see our world that become Limité features. The men and women who are the tastemakers, entrepreneurs, visionaries, and determined underdogs all contribute to the living trans-world culture that is Limité.
Over 65% of our readers cites Limité as its main source for product, lifestyle and cultural discovery.
Who runs Limité?
Adrian Farquharson — Editor-in-Chief / Chief Creative Officer
Founder and Chief Creative Officer of the Fresh Media Group: Limité Magazine.
Adrian “Age” Farquharson is often described as “wearing one too many hats,” from creative director to project manager to an avid debit card user to CEO of Fresh Media, Inc., which just so happens to be a lifestyle marketing firm based out of NYC. Fresh Media, Inc. is a full-service lifestyle marketing, promotions, and special events company that builds brand experiences for consumers through lifestyle, fashion, nightlife, and entertainment programs, and is the conduit between corporate and cool, integrating brands directly into elements that create and influence popular culture.
“Age” also has an extensive background in the publishing industry, having worked on the advertising side of Mass Appeal, Esquire, and Complex magazines. He has consulted on diverse brands, such as Adidas, Atlantic Records, Coca-Cola, Converse, Elle magazine, Esquire magazine, HBO, Sneaker Pimps, and Sony PlayStation. “Age” is currently the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Limité Magazine, Chandon Lucién, and Fresh Media Network. He graduated from Berkeley College with a BA in Business Administration, not that it matters at this point in his life. “Age’s” DNA makeup = New York State of Mind + South Africa lifestyle + Buenos Aires frequent flyer miles … now I’m gonna stop talking in third person!
Daniel Quitério — Executive Editor / Film Editor
With over 15 years of experience in communications (journalism and advertising), Dan has a particular interest in the state of contemporary cinema, keeping his thumb on the pulse of current and future trends and the rising stars of tomorrow. His outside film experience includes working as a screenwriter, festival screener, and founder and administrator of his own film blog, the170.com.
In addition, Dan’s experiences working in the advertising industry span notable agencies Ogilvy & Mather, Y&R Brands, and Draftfcb (among others), and blue-chip clients like Dell, American Express, DuPont, and NBC Universal. In addition to his role with Limité, Dan currently manages digital communities for a major television network. He holds an MA in Advertising from The University of Texas at Austin. Originally from Western Massachusetts, Dan now calls Brooklyn, NY his home.
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Reporting:
Yearly Reporting on Current & Future Trends
Limité publishes an annual report on Brand Integrity & Music Trends every July.
This report is available exclusively to companies hoping to penetrate the twenty-something demographic. For more information, please email limite@freshmediainc.com.
Consulting:
Fresh Media, Inc.
We build revenues for companies through brand equity and awareness programs. We are the conduit between corporate and cool, integrating brands directly into elements that create and influence popular culture.
But unlike traditional marketing agencies that rely on focus groups and mall intercept studies to lure consumers into “getting up” on cultural hints and insights, we go directly to the source. We live with those who set trends, and we interact with them every day.
We have a social carte blanche, if you will, which allows us to get the inside track on what’s hot, what’s next, and what young adults in America will be talking about six months from now. This sort of access makes us well positioned to help brands crack the code on “cool.”
We are about what’s next, not what’s now.
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