Usage of "trend-setter"

Someone who popularizes a new fashion.

Usage of trend-setter in English

The British central bank was already trend-setter in welcoming outsiders in its ranks. 
 Reuters 

Many analyst see the region as a trend-setter for the rest of the industry. 
 Reuters 

Italy is seen as an international trend-setter in jewellery design. 
 Reuters 

The network needed a variety of approaches to become the trend-setter that it did. 
 Between a heart and a rock place: a memoir 

Once the Indian IT sector trend-setter, Infosys has turned in a string of disappointing results. 
 Reuters 

IBM is widely viewed as an employee benefits trend-setter. 
 Reuters 

Japan is also acting as a pet fashion trend-setter. 
 Reuters 

The model, turned singer transformed from a hard-to-get beauty into an edgy trend-setter right before our eyes. 
 Ebony 

Or maybe the handset trend-setter needs to ask the Listening Post readership what songs should have been included. 
 Wired 

There is a lot of evidence for the theory that Naomi Wolf is a trend-hopper, as opposed to a trend-setter. 
 The Irish Times 

Leo Varadkar is a top trend-setter in the sock department, proving he is a politician who thinks on his feet. 
 The Irish Times 

A new exhibition marking the big anniversary looks at another side of the fictional secret agent - his role as trend-setter. 
 Reuters 

It was a fairly technical game, reliant on parries and precise timing; while well received at launch, it was far from a trend-setter. 
 Wired 

But whether consumers decide to read e-books on laptops or dedicated devices, Maclachlan said Adobe will emerge as one of the trend-setters. 
 Wired 

But Mr Middelhoff has built his career - and rebuilt his company - by hooking up with trend-setters in the world of media and technology. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of trend-setter in English