tastemaker
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- noun
- /ˈteɪsˌmeɪkər/
- Literature
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marcador de tendencias
- THE FEED is staffed and edited by our dedicated team of writers and tastemakers from around the world.
Again, I really don't really pay attention to a whole lot of tastemakers or notable figures.
- Again, I really don't really pay attention to a whole lot of tastemakers or notable figures.
- Like when I think about you, I think wow, this this creator that may be the ultimate tastemaker.
Examples
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We are in a beta period now with artists, managers, DJs, and tastemakers.
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Long before I was selected to be a Tastemaker, I was a huge fan of their stuff.
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So you might want to target other people who are more kind of tastemakers in the fashion world.
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What's missing is a tastemaker's wise words in real time.
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I'm Don Champagne, tastemaker.
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Thus, we have a conflict that is creating a chasm between the tastemakers and their aesthetic values and those of arts instruction in our schools and cultural organizations.
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Maybe that's why it's suddenly so popular among tastemakers: it fits our depressing times; happy endings are out, miserable conclusions are in.
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As a renowned tastemaker, she often sets the trends in modern art and design.
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Many fashion brands seek endorsements from important tastemakers to boost their popularity.
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His role as a tastemaker in the culinary world has transformed the way we view traditional dishes.
Synonyms
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A person who makes new styles or ideas popular
A person who decides what clothes and styles are popular
A person who advises others on new clothes and styles
Antonyms
How Influential
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- Literature
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tastemaker is made of taste ('what people like') and maker ('someone who makes things'). So a tastemaker is like a chef who creates new flavours that others follow, a person who helps decide what becomes popular.