fashion-forward

adjective

1. relating to, anticipating, or reflecting the most up-to-date fashion trends

Example Sentences

“You don’t want to go too fashion-forward where you end up having to regularly mark down goods because it’s hit or miss, versus having slightly more stylish silhouettes for jeans or T-shirts or whatever it may be.”

From Los Angeles Times

Much like the "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" concert film, its premiere was fashion-forward, glittering with florals evocative of the main character, florist Lily Bloom.

From Salon

Noteworthy were fashion-forward elements like pale body panels that cleverly played with the silhouette, erasing the traditional shape of the torso and introducing a fresh narrative on form and space. ’90s influences were palpable, from the layering of skirts over pants to a chub coat that wouldn’t seem out of place in the wardrobe of “Game of Thrones’” Jon Snow.

From Seattle Times

But beyond that, it’s because Toscano’s central argument — as I read this admittedly challenging work — is that fascism should be understood as a “dynamic” or a “process” unfolding throughout recent history, not as a “singular event” associated with charismatic leaders, mass rallies and fashion-forward uniforms that emerged during a global economic crisis and then was defeated, only to resurface unexpectedly in the 21st century.

From Salon

Numerous people sported merch from the fashion-forward ping-pong club Little Tokyo Table Tennis.

From Los Angeles Times