Sentence examples for be a key trend from inspiring English sources

If you want to introduce a bit of Narnia to your wardrobe before autumn, capes will be a key trend.

Working more with brands is going to be a key trend in 2014 though: brands and agencies will come flocking in an attempt to reach people who are no longer as engaged with Facebook, but it's not yet obvious how they can best fit in without seeming intrusive.

For the product lines that are staying in China this year, reducing headcount, and therefore the cost to build, with automation will continue to be a key trend in 2019.

"This is a key trend in the greater use of shared services".

Alexandra A The solution is simple: try short dresses over your jeans - layering is a key trend for this season.

Increasing globalization and internationalization have been a key trend in the microbial production of bioactive metabolites in recent years.

We have an amazing optic white version just in at Trilogy – since white is a key trend this season, these are one of my favourite pieces.

"We are seeing catwalk trends increasingly translate through to interior design, and animal print is a key trend our customers are buying into this season," says John Lewis assistant buyer Holly Birtchnell.

Sports-luxe is a key trend, and one that bodes well with long days spent staggering from show to show – simple athletic-looking trousers in khaki or olive, pseudo-jodhpurs and jogging bottoms or harem pants are all excellent options.

*Lips and nails Dark lipstick Givenchy Rouge Interdit in vintage carmine, £18.50, available nationwide For those who dare, the kind of deep, dark plum associated with goth and Nineties grunge is a key trend.

For autumn/winter 2010 labels such as Chloe, Celine and Stella McCartney all put the trouser centrestage, and this season wide palazzo pants are a key trend, along with maxi and midi skirts and shirts.