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In some cases, he said, the tastemaker factor can double the price.

This certainly sounds like a new frontier in tastemaker power.

But his journey to being an influential tastemaker has not always been smooth.

The tastemaker strategy does not guarantee success, of course.

"People buy out of fascination with the tastemaker, particularly if there's a personality attached."

"Basically, he's a tastemaker building a nexus out of his own life.

"Our department has the opportunity to become a tastemaker," Zemaitis boasts.

Bertha Palmer enjoyed her role as a cultural leader and tastemaker.

Keep that in mind the next time a gatekeeper or successful tastemaker explains why you're going to fail.

Nonetheless, they said the company's latest accord represented a step forward in its effort to cast itself as a tastemaker.

Gubelmann has been known as a society hostess and influential tastemaker.

We thought it hilarious that this open-minded tastemaker took the show so seriously.

Miss Wachner relishes her new role as tastemaker for the well dressed.

Over the last decade, Quango has developed a tastemaker brand with a cult following.

"It takes away some of the tastemaker thing.

It has also been proposed that the content strategist performs the role of a tastemaker or curator.

As the region's largest single showcase for regional talent, Bumbershoot became a cultural tastemaker.

Unlike Chartbreakers, however, the Tastemaker segment does not air every week.

"Santa Fe has become a mecca for the American tastemaker.

And a new tastemaker, the industrial designer, emerged.

The MuseBox emphasizes brand strategy and tastemaker marketing in its business model.

Now, he is poised to become America's Tastemaker.

Mr. Duquette was neither a tastemaker nor particularly influential.

Given Johnson's tastemaker credentials, these heresies could not be dismissed as the waywardness of a single architect.

As tastemaker, she fearlessly aspired to the fabulous.