hipster
hipster
Definition
☆ hip·ster (hip′stər)
noun
- Slang a hip person
- Slang beatnik: a term of the 1950s and early 1960s
- women's panties with the top ending at the hip line
hipster
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- age: Everyone needs to show ID to buy beer at a gig, even aging hipsters like myself.
- low-sling: Eventually an affable young vocalist called Cass Fox appeared in the spotlight, complete with a bare midriff and impossibly low-slung hipsters.
Adjective modifier
- young: OK, writing this, it doesn't really sound like the destination of choice for a young hipster.
- trendy: The Binary Watch is a perfect accessory for the technology conscious or for the fashion trendy hipster.
- urban: That, Ladies & Gentlemen, was the dress code of the urban cool hipster 1983-1988.
- low: The Spring / Summer '05 collection includes an extensive denim range from ultra low hipsters to skirts and cropped jeans.
Modifies a noun
- brief: Recently there was a very successful this season with designer hipster briefs which sold phenomenally.
- jean: I really can't get to grips with these hipster jeans.
- cut: With a low hipster cut, it's styled in soft cotton rich stretch fabric for a fitted look that maintains comfort.
- style: Tight fitting or hipster styles are unacceptable, as are fashion trousers.
- short: Very striking zebra print bra and hipster shorts set.
- thong: Nude Pretty Polly Link Up Thong with Sheer Legs This style has a cute hipster thong with low-slung, wide sides.
Noun used with modifier
- denier: Classic Opaques 50 denier hipster tights - £ 3.5 Gipsy's Classic Opaques 50 denier tight are great for wearing with a low-slung skirt.
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