on trend
- idiom
- I think it's very difficult to stay true to your personal style yet still look fresh and on trend.
- stay on trend
- look on trend
- really on trend
These are super on trend and I love them.
- These are super on trend and I love them.
- And and maybe that's on trend or maybe that's not.
- And so they'll often shape shift their goals just to stay on trend or just to get validation.
- So that first shirt is going to be a sell because it's a good brand, still on trend, and I don't need it.
- So it's, you know, very cute stuff, wide range of sizes, very on trend.
- Do not feel like you should maybe try this because everybody's saying it's on trend.
- You can wear graphic Tees and hoodies or vintage Tees and be on trend.
- So I asked my trainer expert Matt and he said that these Cloud Nova trainers are very on trend.
- Square faces I think can really get away with super thick brows which are totally on trend at the moment.
- And it is Emilio Pucci, which is a very like on trend like it brand right now.
- Yes, really like on trend and they're really you know what they don't even look too bad.
Examples
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My perfect fashion is one that is bang on trend but incredibly affordable.
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I think you are always fresh and on trend.
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These are super on trend and I love them.
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I feel very on trend right now.
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Ah, it's very on trend.
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So that first shirt is going to be a sell because it's a good brand, still on trend, and I don't need it.
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"A cute ruffle style sock with a pair of Mary Jane platform pumps can be adorable and right on trend for fall," says Dawn.
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The leather/silk black/navy combo is very on-trend, but this is also the kind of dress you could wear a million different ways for years.
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Mixing rugged, unisex boots with feminine skirts and dresses is on trend.
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The latest collection features many on trend styles that appeal to fashion enthusiasts.
Synonyms
Music or art that many people enjoy
Aware of and following the latest trends
Popular now because it follows the current style
Very fashionable and popular now
Like what is fashionable now
Having the latest style or information
Popular and seen as stylish now
Very popular and fashionable at a certain time
Knowing and following the latest trends
Fashionable and popular now
Popular now with many people
A thing that is in style and popular now like clothes or hair
In the current style that many people like
Having a style many people like now
Slightly fashionable in a young, modern way
Antonyms
How Trendy
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'fashionable; following the latest styles' is directly derivable from 'on' (indicating being in a state or position) plus 'trend' (prevailing fashion or direction). This compositional pattern is common in English and readily interpretable by a B1 learner who knows both constituent words.
Etymology
The phrase on trend gives a clear picture: imagine standing on a moving wave called a trend, so you move with what is popular right now. That's why on trend means 'fashionable' or 'popular now'.