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Definition of Trend-setter
1. Noun. Someone who popularizes a new fashion.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Trend-setter
Literary usage of Trend-setter
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The OECD Report on Regulatory Reform by Joanna R. Shelton (1997)
"The NASDAQ market in the United States has been the trend-setter in this regard.
Europe is trying to create an equivalent in the EASDAQ. ..."
2. Smoke and Mirrors: The Canadian Tobacco War by Rob Cunningham (1996)
"The brand gets its name from Sir Gerald du Maurier, "a leading personality in
theatre and a society trend-setter in the early nineteen hundreds," according ..."
3. Architecture of Instruction and Delight: A Socio-historical Analysis of by Pieter van Wesemael (2001)
"... to the French image as the global trend-setter in the artistic world to allow
the submission of artistic works to be left to the Departments. ..."
4. Toronto by Jennifer McMorran, Alain Rondeau (2002)
"A cozy and chic atmosphere for the trend-setter in everyone. Eastern Toronto See
map, p 179 The Beaches Sunset Grill $ 2006 Queen St. E. •^690-9985 ..."
5. The Rich Single Life: Abundance, Opportunity & Purpose in God by Andrew Farmer (1998)
"Do your friends value you as a walking People magazine? Rather than being a
cultural trend-setter, why not instigate among your friends ..."
6. Electronic Access: Blueprint for the National Archives and Records by Judi Moline, Steve Otto (1995)
"There is no reason for NARA to be a trend-setter but NARA should be ready to
emulate what others are doing when appropriate. Specifically, NARA must watch ..."
7. Family Words: The Dictionary for People Who Don't Know a Frone from a Brinkle by Paul Dickson (1998)
"In a l953 article in Saturday Review by Stanley Walker, writer and lecturer Robert
St. John is described as a "trend-setter, journalist and bloviator. ..."
8. Daytrips New England: 50 One-Day Adventures by Earl Steinbicker (2000)
"... and trend-setter in tonsorial fashion. Exit from the south side of the State
House and stroll down past the impressive railroad station to Waterplace, ..."
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