Summer’s finally here, which means Christmas and New Years are around the corner, and music festivals are popping off left, right, and centre. Luckily a fresh issue of Limit’d, our free monthly digital magazine, has just dropped  and is ready to make sure all aspects of you’re life are on point this social season.

Whether you’re on iPhone, iPad, or an Android device, Limit’d has got you covered. From music, to art and design, it’s your go-to source for what’s happening in the creative world. It also happens to be bursting with the latest releases from all of your favourite brands as well as exclusives and premium content from everybody’s homies, Hype DC.

For December’s Limit’d we hung out with Gab Strum, better known by his moniker Japanese Wallpaper. Gab’s been getting around the Australian music scene for over a year now, but what you probably didn’t know is he’s been doing high school the whole time. Just after wrapping up Year 12 he sat down with Limit’d to talk about his next steps and taking Japanese Wallpaper full-time.

This issue of Limit’d also features a profile on Brodie Lancaster, one of Australia’s most interesting writers. Brodie’s the creator and editor of Filmme Fatales, a zine about film and feminism. Filmme Fatales began as a side project while Brodie was working a job that she didn’t exactly love. In the end her side project is what got her noticed by other publications and now she’s now a freelance writer for places like Complex, Rolling Stone, Vulture, and Rookie. 

As usual Limit’d has all of this and tons more, it’s bursting with the freshest sneaker releases and Hypekit—Hype DC’s curated collection of apparel. Download the digital magazine to experience a new dimension of interactivity and add depth to your reading experience. Seamlessly flip between colourways and styles, go behind the scenes on our features, and shop directly from the application. Download it now!