trendsetter , also: trend setter

It's important to me to be a trendsetter and change the game.

California, as it so often is, appears to be the trendsetter.

The management team comes from trendsetters in the fashion industry.

It became a trendsetter for many big budget films in later years.

Sure, they sign a free agent here and there, but nothing like the trendsetters.

There is reason to doubt the extent of California's power as a trendsetter.

Otherwise they try to rise above these by becoming trendsetters themselves.

Because of its success, Idol has served as a trendsetter.

Who knew I would be a "trendsetter" - a year before the advertising campaign?

Still, for aspiring trendsetters, the area seems a good bet.

He remains a leading trendsetter in hair and fashion throughout the world.

So what is this trendsetter doing in the 90's?

The cars have made the university an energy trendsetter.

They went to restaurants on a daily basis long before anyone else in London did and became trendsetters.

Maybe those of us in the middle of Brooklyn are trendsetters.

It has, by the way, already been hailed on other continents as an important trendsetter.

The role of trendsetter was revived during the punk era.

In terms of content, it might just prove to be a trendsetter."

"They were the trendsetters for us all," she said.

We're not looking to be trendsetters, but we can respond to trends quickly."

Eugena remembered an attempt to get the trendsetter on her show.

Vogue is more for the trendsetters at any age.

It also features local trendsetters as some of their writing staff who explore all the mountain community has to offer.

She is working with Trendsetter (producer) on few tracks for that album.

The style of the music video was a major trendsetter in the early 1990s.