A person who follows the latest trends and fashions, especially those regarded as being outside the cultural mainstream.
- ‘And yes, I wrote an article for The American Conservative about a new trend of conservative hipsters.’
- ‘Fashionable hipsters and art patrons mingled in the boxy gallery tucked in New York's chic Chelsea district.’
- ‘There's nothing more pathetic than an aging hipster.’
- ‘It's so thin on text that it might just merit a nice 20-minute ‘flip-through’ at your local hipster small-press bookstore.’
- ‘Say you're a hipster, indie-rock time traveler.’
- ‘Is almost everyone you know there now a hipster?’
- ‘And seeing as this is the Linus, a hipster is what I am.’
- ‘My home away from home for this getaway was 800 East Burnside, a hipster's paradise just over the river from downtown.’
- ‘Now, amazingly enough, he has attained the status of a hipster.’
- ‘Byrne's problem is the opposite - like many an aging hipster who made it in the '80s, he's just stopped trying.’
- ‘Of course, leather, piercings, used-clothes and tattoos do not a hipster make.’
- ‘Everyone's linking to this article proclaiming that the hipster is dead and that nobody cares about being cool or hip anymore.’
- ‘If you don't like it, that doesn't make you un-hip, it just makes you a hipster who doesn't like electroclash.’
- ‘It's a nice portrait of Strummer the hipster, talking his jive talk and dropping the needle on U Roy records to a worldwide audience.’
- ‘Only one thing became apparent from all this: The passion of the hipster.’
- ‘The prowling hipster on that first track has shown up on past albums.’
- ‘I think it's so exaggerated that it's comical, like a caricature of a hipster.’
- ‘Allison does a good job of representing the ambivalence of being a hipster in C&G, but not so much here.’
- ‘As for decor, imagine an industrious hipster transforming his studio apartment into a tavern.’
- ‘Even thinking about the business of being a hipster exhausts me.’