Sentence examples for cool hunter from inspiring English sources
noun
Someone employed to find the newest trends, especially by the fashion or media industry.
The Cool Hunter talks a good game.
Winner: the Cool Hunter Amanda Kludt: says "Cool hunter wins hands.
AS any cool hunter knows, the trendiest neighborhoods in Mexico City are Condesa and Roma.
But neither did it turn me into a cool hunter, worried about missing something, or a technologist, juggling devices and platforms the minute I got home.
The Cool Hunter has more than 600,000 unique visitors per month, who pore over the contents of its licensed offshoots in the US, UK, Turkey, Italy, China, and Japan.
There is also a dash of Cayce Pollard, the brand-averse cool hunter of Mr. Gibson's novel "Pattern Recognition," a paragon of understatement in boys' Fruit of the Loom T-shirts, black 501 jeans, her clothes scraped free of logos, her hair, as Mr. Gibson described it, "poking up like a toilet brush".
There, collectors and young cool hunters find Japanese imports, classic Vans, even Nikes adorned with Swarovski crystals.
Mast Brothers chocolate, though, may have helped inspire her to ask Cool Hunters to (as she put it) "dimensionalize" its Web site.
Mr. Welch: A lot of "cool hunters" were just buying stuff new and interesting and bringing it back to companies and saying, "This is a trend".
A lot of the so-called cool hunters, self-styled experts at spotting trends among younger consumers, seem to be fading away.
The store was a magnet for a generation of "cool hunters" from all creative fields, said Jim Walrod, who is now design coordinator for Hotels AB, which owns the Mercer Hotel in SoHo and Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.
