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A person whose job is to make observations or predictions about new styles and trends.
‘The trouble is, every other cool hunter and his mother is watching the Apple brand with the eyes of a hawk.’
‘Must graphic designers always be seen as the cool hunter - wrapped in couture, unleashing creative with their every keystroke?’
‘He just reduced the ideals of the presidency to the same goals one hears from any other product marketeer, filmmaker who field-tests his ending, corporate consultant, or cool hunter.’
‘She is a sought-after cool hunter.’
‘Cool hunters are more than just streetwise fad spotters.’
‘Instead, tap into the cool-kid consciousness by reading Rubin and his cohorts - classic cool hunters obsessed with gadgets, T-shirts, and of course, Puma and Nike.’
‘Action sports and music do share an ideological bond, but it varies from athlete to athlete, band to band and, despite what the cool hunters report, fan to fan.’
‘Cool hunters seek us out for our opinions and then sell them right back to us.’
‘Cool hunters are charging an arm and a leg for their exclusive scoop on what's hot with the early adopters.’
‘These days Apple is the ultimate cool hunter's wet dream.’
‘Trend-spotters used to be known as cool hunters.’
‘They even pay anthropologist-investigators known as "cool hunters" to keep up with what the coolest kids are doing, and use that knowledge to design products.’
‘Even more than this, as a so-called "cool hunter" she's keen and cunning in a manner perhaps more intellectually suited to, say, reality.’