"hip trend" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something which is popular and fashionable. For example, "The hip trend in fashion this season is for over-sized and slouchy silhouettes."
Long dresses with flesh appearing in cutouts at the hip showed what is indeed a "hip" trend this season.
While Mr. Armani has, in the past, chased after a hip trend, here the collection was focused on wardrobe solutions — and not just for the suits.
Maybe it is time we stop treating it as a hip trend and acknowledge that by attaching ourselves to someone else's ideas we are losing the focus on our own story.
In our cultural fare, creative minds must rethink the hip trend of "breaking bad" and pursue the much harder (and more dramatic) task of showing characters pushing back against the bad to break good.
As the end of the decade approached, superheroes at both Marvel and DC embraced many anti-establishment causes and hip trends.
I am not sure what happened to that girl, but I wouldn't be surprised if she became one of those hipper-than-hip trend spotters, a goddess of grooviness whose job is to define cool for the world.
Here are four reasons I hope to fight that "once-hip-but-now-it's-too-popular-to-be-truly-hip" trend.
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Honking on an e-cigarette – the hip new trend known amongst those in the know as 'vaping' – is Actually Good, according to science.
However, our study revealed a statistically significant higher increase in hip fracture trend in men than in women.
Whereas Lönmoos et al. in Finland [ 3] and Icks et al. in Germany [ 4] show an increase in hip fracture trend, Chevallery et al. in Switzerland [ 8] as well as Chang et al. in Australia [ 18] and Jaglal et al. in Canada [ 10] report a decrease.
