Definition of trendsetter in English:

trendsetter

nounˈtrɛndsɛtəˈtrɛn(d)ˌsɛdər

A person who leads the way in fashion or ideas.
（时尚、思想的）领潮者
Example sentencesExamples
- Institutions in South Mumbai, which attract students from affluent families, have been trendsetters in fashion.
- A person that doesn't purchase at least one or two new pieces of clothing every season can definitely not consider himself a fashion trendsetter.
- Similar to how high-end fashion brands gain popularity, a brand must be first accepted by opinion leaders and trendsetters in Cheongdam-dong and spread to hip areas in Gangnam and Hongdae.
- All this time I was slavishly imitating a TV character and she thought I was a fashion trendsetter (albeit a disastrously failed one).
- As the cold winds begin to blow, fashion trendsetters, celebrities, and professional athletes have started donning their favorite headwear.
- Nicole Kidman has long been considered a fashion trendsetter.
- Indeed, she emerged as a fashion trendsetter, helped frame the office, and was the capital city's leading social figure for decades.
- Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Louise was a trendsetter when she married the Marquis of Lorne, heir to the dukedom of Argyll, in 1871.
- But it's pretty much guaranteed that those trendsetters who start the fashion rages already have something new in mind.
- This is the trendsetter when it came to cultural trends, political trends.
- Elvis Presley's shark fin blazers and trademark ‘puff’ still keep mass fashion trendsetters agog.
- Andrew added: ‘Stuart was amazed to find he's become a trendsetter, a fashion icon.’
- When we look at the winners of our challenge, we see champions of innovation: leaders, change agents, disrupters, trendsetters, and social entrepreneurs.
- This 21-to 30-year-old population is the very demographic that marketers perceive as trendsetters when it comes to fashion and music.
- Celebrity figures are fashion trendsetters for mere mortals everywhere.
- According to recent research, ‘Tuning into the Indian Youth’, MTV VJs are trendsetters and the ‘ultimate’ in fashion.
- It's an interesting paradox: original she may not be, but a trendsetter she certainly is.
- Fashion, say trendsetters in Dubai, is here to stay.
- They include a sparkle princess, a rock star, a fashion trendsetter and a drama diva complete with glittery sunglasses.
- Other trendsetters took a cue from Africa's most revered politician, and ditched their suits.
Synonyms
forefront, van, advance guard, avant-garde, spearhead, front, front line, front rank, fore, lead, leading position, cutting edge, driving force

Derivatives

trendsetting

adjectiveˈtrɛndsɛtɪŋˈtrɛn(d)ˌsɛdɪŋ

But at the same time the city is becoming a trendsetting city in modern Asia, changing its image from a stopover for bargain hunters and sex tourists.
Example sentencesExamples
- The world's trendsetting fashion marketers may get the message a lot sooner to clean up their act if they are warned by the worldly French.
- The fashion industry gets away with planned obsolescence all the time by arbitrarily declaring clothes we just bought as having the trendsetting equivalent of a steam powered toaster.
- Her marble fireplace business has grown from humble beginnings, when she hawked marble tiles round shops, to the ultimate in trendsetting home design.
- These ten songs certainly aren't stylistically groundbreaking, or even trendsetting, but they are sophisticated, whimsical and, most of all, earnest.

Definition of trendsetter in US English:

trendsetter

nounˈtren(d)ˌsedərˈtrɛn(d)ˌsɛdər

A person who leads the way in fashion or ideas.
（时尚、思想的）领潮者
Example sentencesExamples
- Andrew added: ‘Stuart was amazed to find he's become a trendsetter, a fashion icon.’
- As the cold winds begin to blow, fashion trendsetters, celebrities, and professional athletes have started donning their favorite headwear.
- Indeed, she emerged as a fashion trendsetter, helped frame the office, and was the capital city's leading social figure for decades.
- This 21-to 30-year-old population is the very demographic that marketers perceive as trendsetters when it comes to fashion and music.
- This is the trendsetter when it came to cultural trends, political trends.
- A person that doesn't purchase at least one or two new pieces of clothing every season can definitely not consider himself a fashion trendsetter.
- But it's pretty much guaranteed that those trendsetters who start the fashion rages already have something new in mind.
- Fashion, say trendsetters in Dubai, is here to stay.
- Institutions in South Mumbai, which attract students from affluent families, have been trendsetters in fashion.
- They include a sparkle princess, a rock star, a fashion trendsetter and a drama diva complete with glittery sunglasses.
- All this time I was slavishly imitating a TV character and she thought I was a fashion trendsetter (albeit a disastrously failed one).
- Similar to how high-end fashion brands gain popularity, a brand must be first accepted by opinion leaders and trendsetters in Cheongdam-dong and spread to hip areas in Gangnam and Hongdae.
- Other trendsetters took a cue from Africa's most revered politician, and ditched their suits.
- According to recent research, ‘Tuning into the Indian Youth’, MTV VJs are trendsetters and the ‘ultimate’ in fashion.
- When we look at the winners of our challenge, we see champions of innovation: leaders, change agents, disrupters, trendsetters, and social entrepreneurs.
- Elvis Presley's shark fin blazers and trademark ‘puff’ still keep mass fashion trendsetters agog.
- Celebrity figures are fashion trendsetters for mere mortals everywhere.
- Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Louise was a trendsetter when she married the Marquis of Lorne, heir to the dukedom of Argyll, in 1871.
- Nicole Kidman has long been considered a fashion trendsetter.
- It's an interesting paradox: original she may not be, but a trendsetter she certainly is.
Synonyms
forefront, van, advance guard, avant-garde, spearhead, front, front line, front rank, fore, lead, leading position, cutting edge, driving force

词汇	trendsetter
释义	Definition of trendsetter in English: trendsetter nounˈtrɛndsɛtəˈtrɛn(d)ˌsɛdər A person who leads the way in fashion or ideas. （时尚、思想的）领潮者 Example sentencesExamples Institutions in South Mumbai, which attract students from affluent families, have been trendsetters in fashion. A person that doesn't purchase at least one or two new pieces of clothing every season can definitely not consider himself a fashion trendsetter. Similar to how high-end fashion brands gain popularity, a brand must be first accepted by opinion leaders and trendsetters in Cheongdam-dong and spread to hip areas in Gangnam and Hongdae. All this time I was slavishly imitating a TV character and she thought I was a fashion trendsetter (albeit a disastrously failed one). As the cold winds begin to blow, fashion trendsetters, celebrities, and professional athletes have started donning their favorite headwear. Nicole Kidman has long been considered a fashion trendsetter. Indeed, she emerged as a fashion trendsetter, helped frame the office, and was the capital city's leading social figure for decades. Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Louise was a trendsetter when she married the Marquis of Lorne, heir to the dukedom of Argyll, in 1871. But it's pretty much guaranteed that those trendsetters who start the fashion rages already have something new in mind. This is the trendsetter when it came to cultural trends, political trends. Elvis Presley's shark fin blazers and trademark ‘puff’ still keep mass fashion trendsetters agog. Andrew added: ‘Stuart was amazed to find he's become a trendsetter, a fashion icon.’ When we look at the winners of our challenge, we see champions of innovation: leaders, change agents, disrupters, trendsetters, and social entrepreneurs. This 21-to 30-year-old population is the very demographic that marketers perceive as trendsetters when it comes to fashion and music. Celebrity figures are fashion trendsetters for mere mortals everywhere. According to recent research, ‘Tuning into the Indian Youth’, MTV VJs are trendsetters and the ‘ultimate’ in fashion. It's an interesting paradox: original she may not be, but a trendsetter she certainly is. Fashion, say trendsetters in Dubai, is here to stay. They include a sparkle princess, a rock star, a fashion trendsetter and a drama diva complete with glittery sunglasses. Other trendsetters took a cue from Africa's most revered politician, and ditched their suits. Synonyms forefront, van, advance guard, avant-garde, spearhead, front, front line, front rank, fore, lead, leading position, cutting edge, driving force Derivatives trendsetting adjectiveˈtrɛndsɛtɪŋˈtrɛn(d)ˌsɛdɪŋ But at the same time the city is becoming a trendsetting city in modern Asia, changing its image from a stopover for bargain hunters and sex tourists. Example sentencesExamples The world's trendsetting fashion marketers may get the message a lot sooner to clean up their act if they are warned by the worldly French. The fashion industry gets away with planned obsolescence all the time by arbitrarily declaring clothes we just bought as having the trendsetting equivalent of a steam powered toaster. Her marble fireplace business has grown from humble beginnings, when she hawked marble tiles round shops, to the ultimate in trendsetting home design. These ten songs certainly aren't stylistically groundbreaking, or even trendsetting, but they are sophisticated, whimsical and, most of all, earnest. Definition of trendsetter in US English: trendsetter nounˈtren(d)ˌsedərˈtrɛn(d)ˌsɛdər A person who leads the way in fashion or ideas. （时尚、思想的）领潮者 Example sentencesExamples Andrew added: ‘Stuart was amazed to find he's become a trendsetter, a fashion icon.’ As the cold winds begin to blow, fashion trendsetters, celebrities, and professional athletes have started donning their favorite headwear. Indeed, she emerged as a fashion trendsetter, helped frame the office, and was the capital city's leading social figure for decades. This 21-to 30-year-old population is the very demographic that marketers perceive as trendsetters when it comes to fashion and music. This is the trendsetter when it came to cultural trends, political trends. A person that doesn't purchase at least one or two new pieces of clothing every season can definitely not consider himself a fashion trendsetter. But it's pretty much guaranteed that those trendsetters who start the fashion rages already have something new in mind. Fashion, say trendsetters in Dubai, is here to stay. Institutions in South Mumbai, which attract students from affluent families, have been trendsetters in fashion. They include a sparkle princess, a rock star, a fashion trendsetter and a drama diva complete with glittery sunglasses. All this time I was slavishly imitating a TV character and she thought I was a fashion trendsetter (albeit a disastrously failed one). Similar to how high-end fashion brands gain popularity, a brand must be first accepted by opinion leaders and trendsetters in Cheongdam-dong and spread to hip areas in Gangnam and Hongdae. Other trendsetters took a cue from Africa's most revered politician, and ditched their suits. According to recent research, ‘Tuning into the Indian Youth’, MTV VJs are trendsetters and the ‘ultimate’ in fashion. When we look at the winners of our challenge, we see champions of innovation: leaders, change agents, disrupters, trendsetters, and social entrepreneurs. Elvis Presley's shark fin blazers and trademark ‘puff’ still keep mass fashion trendsetters agog. Celebrity figures are fashion trendsetters for mere mortals everywhere. Queen Victoria's daughter Princess Louise was a trendsetter when she married the Marquis of Lorne, heir to the dukedom of Argyll, in 1871. Nicole Kidman has long been considered a fashion trendsetter. It's an interesting paradox: original she may not be, but a trendsetter she certainly is. Synonyms forefront, van, advance guard, avant-garde, spearhead, front, front line, front rank, fore, lead, leading position, cutting edge, driving force
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