trend-setter
- noun
- /ˈtrɛndˌsɛtər/
- As an innovative designer, she became a trend-setter by introducing sustainable materials in her clothing line.
Examples
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You are today's rock stars/trend setters.
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Am I a trend setter?
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And I think that's where the trend setters I would like to see are living and working.
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You have three things like trend followers, trend setters and trend watchers.
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Many celebrities are considered trend-setters because they influence fashion choices around the world.
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The fashion show showcased a new trend-setter who captivated the audience with her unique style.
Synonyms
A person who loves fashion and follows or sets new styles
A person who makes new styles or ideas popular
A person who creates fashionable looks for hair or clothing
A person who decides what clothes and styles are popular
A person who designs clothes and new styles
Antonyms
How Influential
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word trend-setter comes from trend meaning 'a direction or popular movement' and set meaning 'to put in place'. A trend-setter is someone who 'puts' a new style or idea into place so others begin to follow it.