Hint: Gigi Hadid was a trendsetter way back in June.
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It's no secret that Kylie Jenner is the ultimate trendsetter.
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It's a trendsetter copied by older, less hip tech companies.
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"I'm not so concerned with being a trendsetter," he said.
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So does Apple, the most influential trendsetter in wireless phones.
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Yet the typical wearer is "definitely a trendsetter," he said.
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The Duchess of Sussex is nothing if not a trendsetter.
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Kylie Jenner established herself as a trendsetter in the 2010s.
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Her skin is like butter, she's flawless and she's a trendsetter.
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The MacBook Air is a former trendsetter well past its prime.
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Trendsetter Kim Kardashian West just took athleisure to the next level.
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Prince George isn't just a trendsetter when it comes to fashion.
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Still, we can't deny that Kardashian-West is an fantastic trendsetter.
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Kylie Jenner, the self-proclaimed wig trendsetter, can't even say that.
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Chloë Grace Moretz, always the fearless trendsetter, is leading the charge.
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The N.B.A. has long been a social trendsetter in American sports.
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Always a trendsetter, California today is the United States of tomorrow.
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Whitmer, who served as the state Senate's minority leader, is a trendsetter.
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Being a member of the royal family automatically means you're a trendsetter.
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No longer the trendsetter, Forever 213 became the butt of the joke.
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California's size can make it a trendsetter when it comes to policy.
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You have to be a trendsetter and he ain't setting any trends.
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The original trendsetter, Sandbox Coloring, comes from Russian developer Alexey Grigorkin, for example.
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So, Penelope is on track to become a trendsetter, just like her aunts.
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Clearly, he's all about pushing boundaries, much like his trendsetter sister Willow Smith.
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I feel like that's what it takes to be a trailblazer and trendsetter.
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But it's not just her fashion sense that makes her such a trendsetter.
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Hatsune Miku is obviously a huge trendsetter, how important is fashion to her?
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So I heard a rumor that you were a trendsetter back in middle school.
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Like the trendsetter she is, Kim is way ahead of us on this one.
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So often a socioeconomic and security trendsetter on the continent, Nigeria needs Washington's support.
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He keeps his bats in a portable humidifier and dresses like a SoHo trendsetter.
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Srijan has become something of a trendsetter among his classmates in his business class.
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"Social media magnifies that urge by allowing anyone to be a trendsetter," Ker explains.
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In addition to modeling, you have to admit that Bella Hadid is quite the trendsetter.
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A trendsetter ahead of her time, Cher first sported a similar look back in 1974.
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Some brands, such as Tory Burch, have even name-checked Marshall as a monogram trendsetter.
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And because they did, the Royals' standing among their peers improved from punchline to trendsetter.
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It was around that time that the town was visited by another trendsetter: Ipek Irgit.
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Coachella, which is the trendsetter for all other festivals, caught a lot of the negative reaction.
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That's right, the royal trendsetter kept her updo in place with the classic reinforcing hair accessory.
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Princess Charlotte is a trendsetter in the making, and her No. 1 fan is her mom!
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Trendsetter Céline Dion was one of the first to step out in the boots this summer.
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Beyoncé and Jay Z's daughter is already a style icon, a trendsetter, and an awesome dancer.
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And despite Australia's role as a trendsetter in youth theater, funding from government is generally scarce.
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Being one of the biggest pop stars in the world, Justin Bieber is naturally a fashion trendsetter.
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Ever the trendsetter, Gaga seems to be right on the mark with this one going into 2019.
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As one of the most famous teens in the world, Kylie Jenner is understandably quite the trendsetter.
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Everybody says New York is the trendsetter, but I think Chicago is the trend setter for everything.
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I have to give you credit as a trendsetter on bringing Hawaiian shirt culture to the mainland.
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Vanessa Hudgens plays into this scene as another ignorant 'trendsetter' and, yes, adds to the overall appropriation.
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Depending on her outfit, she would match it with mesmerizing gems — definitely a trendsetter in her time.
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By the year's end, three other galleries had followed suit, reinforcing her reputation as a prescient trendsetter.
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"I wouldn't say Trump is a trendsetter as much as riding the populist wave," Mr. Roth said.
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Further proof the the trend takeoff, the cow-print was also recently adapted by fellow trendsetter Ariana Grande.
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It is the country's most populous state, the sixth largest economy in the world and a cultural trendsetter.
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As Princess Charlotte turns 2 on Tuesday, the royal toddler has cemented her role as an international trendsetter!
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Step aside, Kardashians — there's a new trendsetter in the beauty world...and his name is John Oliver. Unlikely?
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Consider the U.S. mobile market as a trendsetter for the developed world in terms of data-infused technology.
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Glittery Scar from The Lion King You're a trendsetter, unafraid to share your sassy side with the world.
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In 2012, Berry proved that she's a trendsetter once again by pairing a pantsuit with a sheer top.
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To Fleming, Kyrgios had the potential to become a trendsetter and marketing phenom beyond anything tennis has seen.
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Mr. Ipek has an ego just healthy enough to believe that he could be a facial-hair trendsetter.
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Nigeria is the trendsetter in West Africa and an important partner for the U.S. government and American businesses.
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Simmons knew her girl, and she valued her customer as a trendsetter when capital-F Fashion did not.
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Thailand started this trend long before people of North America, they're the true trendsetter there's no doubt about that.
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They innately know how to be the leader of the pack and the trendsetter everyone else wants to copy.
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Being a major makeup and hair styling trendsetter years before the rest of L.A. (and the planet) catches on.
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And their decisions will go a long way toward signaling whether Spotify's move was an aberration or a trendsetter.
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"The annuity fund, however, is not averse to being a trendsetter," the lawyers wrote to Platinum in February 220.
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"California is always going to be the trendsetter," said Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg (D), a former state Senate president.
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Ken Esch is a tax partner in private company services at PwC, where he leads the firm's Trendsetter Barometer.
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In other words, you can find out if you were an unbeknownst baby trendsetter — or simply following the crowd.
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But as she usually does, the 21-year-old trendsetter gave us the unexpected: a short, red sci-fi bob.
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She was fastidious, bordering on obsessive (daily ice washes, anyone?) about her beauty routine and a trendsetter for her day.
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In the jazz-style song, he namedrops Miley Cyrus, addresses his status as a trendsetter and touches on racial discrimination.
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We remain committed to being the global trendsetter for sexy and supportive lingerie with the new, seductive Purple Rain collection.
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The same company that sold the original Galaxy Gear transformed itself into the trendsetter that produced the excellent Gear S2.
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The Penguins may have benefited from a coaching change last season, although Sullivan does not regard himself as a trendsetter.
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" Martina Navratilova knows all about fitness and durability, calling herself "a trendsetter as far as training outside of the court.
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South African cooking, much less the particulars of strandveld, has not become a global trendsetter the way Nordic fare has.
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It is to early to say whether the E.T.F., A.I. Powered Equity, will be a trendsetter or merely a curiosity.
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Yet the Royals tailored their lineup to suit their spacious ballpark and see themselves as an outlier, not a trendsetter.
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The tennis icon has already established herself as a fashion trendsetter in addition to being a sports legend in the making.
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The superstar rapper is also a fashion trendsetter, a streaming music mogul, a sports management company owner and Mr. Beyonce Knowles.
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She has starred in back-to-back hits Black Panther and Us and dominates on the red carpet as a trendsetter.
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While most girls her age have their mothers to thank for their outfits, this young trendsetter has someone on the payroll.
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The only real downside of being a trendsetter is that you'll have to accept the inevitable army of copycats that follow.
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"This is going to have a very positive impact, and it will be the trendsetter of the industry," Mr. Ciampa said.
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The puzzles are sold at online customization shops and retailers like the Cubicle, which has emerged as the sport's cultural trendsetter.
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As if DeChambeau were not enough of an equipment trendsetter, he intends to shake up the conventional thinking about putting, too.
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"It's nice, now we have more to bring to the table," says Edwin, who's Dominican and the group's most fashion-adventurous trendsetter.
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The trendsetter pulled a fashion switcheroo on Wednesday when she changed from a professional look to casual athleisure midway through the day.
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Asked by CNN about his newfound status as a muse, Bernie laughed off suggestions that he could ever be deemed a trendsetter.
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Eventually, the pair moved on to talk about the actress' new NBC series Great News and life as a social media trendsetter.
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Is this one of those times when California is the wacky outlier state, or one of those times when it's a trendsetter?
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She has always been a trendsetter so it comes as no surprise that she served us a look no one was expecting.
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One addition that's clearly influenced by youth culture is the Influencer career track, where Sims can become a Stylist or a Trendsetter.
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Kim Kardashian, herself a trendsetter and master of parlaying her attributes to exponential financial gain, often cites Lopez as an early inspiration.
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But since then, Souls has become a trendsetter, and been forced to, over and over, reckon with its own legacy and popularity.
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But Bullock may wind up being a bit of a trendsetter in one way: He's focusing his campaign on Iowa and Iowa alone.
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Montreal cosmetic tattoo artist Gabrielle Rainbow seems to be a trendsetter here, after watching her friend draw freckles on her face almost daily.
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Fashion plate, runway model, actor, and celebrity spawn Lily-Rose Depp is many things – and you can add beauty trendsetter to the list.
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Be smart about your reputation right now—you're a pioneer and a trendsetter, but you can also be reckless and perceived as immature.
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Ms. Morris was something of a trendsetter herself — she wore patterned stockings before they were fashionable — but she typically favored practical, unpretentious sportswear.
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Shares of the company, once a trendsetter with its casual logo emblazoned hoodies and khaki cargos, were down 15% in premarket trading on Friday.
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Since the debut of Keeping Up With the Kardashians in 2007, Kim Kardashian has become a major pop culture influencer, business trendsetter, and trailblazer.
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With such huge success across the board, Phan has become a trendsetter in the digital space as many YouTube stars follow her entrepreneurial footsteps.
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Paris runs a billion dollar company, Kim's perhaps the biggest reality TV star and trendsetter ever, and Tara's starred in all 4 'Sharknado' flicks.
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Back then, BP was seen as a trendsetter in the global energy industry, snapping up other companies and making an early foray into renewables.
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Snaplight and Harooni say LuMee jacked their patented technology, and made it an unfair fight by teaming up with a supreme trendsetter like Kim.
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You might be the only one in your circle of friends who cares about these elections -- be the trendsetter who gets others fired up.
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He's also written that Magic Arena is an "and," an additional product in the lineup, not a replacement or a trendsetter for the paper product.
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Apple has relished its reputation as a trendsetter, and though its grip is slipping in the world of high-end phones, AirPods were an undeniable win.
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Jennifer Kent's The Babadook feels less like a groundbreaking trendsetter, and more like an exceptionally well-textured part of the movement toward more personal, niche horror.
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Other characters, like the stylish trendsetter Yesss (Taraji P. Henson) — head algorithm of the viral video site BuzzzTube — cover a different aspect of the web ecosystem.
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The risk taking trendsetter, 38, is teaming up with European eyewear brand Carolina Lemke to launch a 7-piece collection of '90s, sci-fi inspired sunglasses.
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"This will be a trendsetter for the whole community," says Jan Thomsen, who researches atomic clocks and is head of the Niels Bohr Institute in Copenhagen.
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It was later placed on probation from the United States Department of Labor's Trendsetter list, an honor roll of apparel makers that were considered sweatshop-free.
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"He's been a trendsetter, but he's also part of the trend itself," Terry Holt, a spokeman for National Cannabis Roundtable and a partner at HDMK, said.
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David Beckham, ever the trendsetter, was one of the first, followed by Owen, Henry, Van Nistelrooy, Ronaldo, Alonso, Mascherano, Fabregas, Bale and most recently Luis Suarez.
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Strong stache game The Indian fighter pilot released by Pakistan last week is an unlikely fashion trendsetter after men in India started emulating his distinctive mustache.
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It is now six months since soccer stood still to mourn one of its immortals, a game-changer and trendsetter, both as elegant player and pioneering coach.
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And because the effort is happening in California, the most populous state and a trendsetter, the approach could quickly spread to other states if it is approved.
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For Hans-Martin Hinz, president of the International Council of Museums, the stress on international perspectives rather than narrow nationalism makes the new museum a "trendsetter" in Asia.
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Ray J is a scooter thief ... so claims a self-professed "trendsetter, nature lover and bike aficionado" who is suing the 'Love & Hip Hop' star for $30 million.
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China has the ability to be the trendsetter in cooperation between the shared economy and government, something that has historically been very difficult for Western governments to accomplish.
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Perhaps some are making this argument in good faith, a sign of respect towards a developer who found success bucking industry trends, only to themselves become a trendsetter.
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Turns out if you avoid a trend for long enough, you can become a trendsetter in your own right — or at least a respite from the maddening crowd.
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"Gwen is a modern-day icon: a Grammy-winning artist, a trendsetter, an entrepreneur, and loving mother," said Fabian Garcia, the president and CEO of Revlon, in the release.
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Goldnik says he works upwards of 50 hours a week with the focus of being a "trendsetter," and of discovering fresh looks and brands to introduce to his audience.
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California has been seen as an environmental trendsetter, and given its large market size a switch to e-receipts could encourage more retailers to curb the use of printed receipts.
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Despite its pedigree as a trendsetter and tastemaker in music, it has fallen short in one area: the serious lack of women on its lineup for most of its history.
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"We were thrilled to have had the opportunity to dress Bebe, who has been such a trendsetter the past year," Monsoori tells PEOPLE of being part of Rexha's milestone moment.
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AKM-GSI; Samir Hussein/Getty; Belen Diaz/DYDPPA/RE Leading the pack with this mid-winter trend is the ultimate trendsetter, Victoria Beckham, in an off-white, two-piece ensemble.
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"From reviving Juneteenth, to the culture preserved at her Museum, she was a trendsetter and icon in this city," the NAACP Baton Rogue branch wrote in a statement on Saturday.
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An excellent photo of a girl dressed identically to her hotel was posted to Imgur and all we can ask is, which one of them is the real trendsetter here?
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The two-piece sets started to come back last year, and now it's common to find retailers such as Fashion Nova selling pieces like the Original Trendsetter Velour Set ($29.99).
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To help you get the full picture, we're going way back — starting with late-1920s trendsetter Louise Brooks — and all the way up to today's Instagram queen Selena Gomez's latest fringe.
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It also seems that everything the 31-year-old Brazilian trendsetter touches turns to sold, as her Revolve line, which just debuted hours ago, is already selling out in some styles.
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In the artsy fall/winter 2016 eyewear campaign, the trendsetter wears a tulle-embellished top from the ready-to-wear collection paired with a playful Chanel-embossed ribbon in her hair.
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Some of them questioned whether Mr. O'Neill had the gravitas to lead the New York Police Department, the nation's most visible municipal force and a trendsetter in crime-fighting and counterterrorism.
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SACRAMENTO — Long a leader and trendsetter in its clean-energy goals, California took a giant step on Wednesday, becoming the first state to require all new homes to have solar power.
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New Delhi, India (CNN)The Indian fighter pilot captured by Pakistan after his plane was shot down in a dogfight has become an unlikely fashion trendsetter following his return to India.
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The prominent Wall Street law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore, a trendsetter when it comes to pay, disclosed in an internal memo that bonuses would stay in the same range as 2015.
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One of T Magazine's "New Ceramicists," Medansky is a trendsetter for his stylish peace pipes, wares, and mug designs that are sold online at high-end retailers like Tetra and Tokyo Smoke.
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He then went on to inform us all that he has been wearing the sunglasses since he was 15 years old, proving that despite his age, he is the real trendsetter here.
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The trendsetter paired a minty green eye shadow with a petal pink pout, with help from celebrity makeup artist Quinn Murphy, giving us one more reason to get excited for the season.
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The Queen has proved herself to be quite the trendsetter as a Dyson fan pictured in the monarch's living room has since sold out on several online stores, The Guardian initially reported.
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" If there is one lasting message from Mr. Brown's tenure for California, she said, it is this: "We are going to be the moral compass and the policy trendsetter of the country.
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All one needs to do is travel almost anywhere outside of California to notice the extent to which people around the globe look to this state as a cultural model and trendsetter.
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Gaga is a trendsetter in every sense of the word — so, in honor of her birthday, we've rounded up the beauty trends she's low-key mastered, with nary a meat dress in sight.
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"I wonder how I'm going to manage after my baby comes," Cardi wrote on Instagram just before baby Kulture's arrival, comparing herself to the Puerto Rican singer — and long-taloned trendsetter — Ivy Queen.
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While filming the Sidney Poitier film Hanky Panky, Wilder met former Saturday Night Live star Gilda Radner, herself a comedic trendsetter that had created several iconic characters as part of that show's early seasons.
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For the past several months, the reality star-turned-trendsetter dove deep into designer archives for some of her recent high-fashion vintage looks, and it turns out, many were first modeled by Campbell herself.
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Still, if there&aposs one thing we know about Jo it&aposs that she&aposs a trendsetter, so we wouldn&apost be surprised to see similar-looking baby bouncers popping up in the near future.
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Despite the company's woes—WeWork's IPO failed recently and its valuation has fallen from $47bn to $8bn in just a few months—the company remains a trendsetter for many of the latest corporate-office fads.
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BROWN NUDE LIPS Before Rachel Green made us all run to our drugstore to buy the exact brownish nude lip shade she wore on Friends, Cindy Crawford was the OG lipstick trendsetter in this arena.
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Last year, we got the iPhone X. With its signature notch, bezel-less display, and FaceID, it became an industry trendsetter and facilitated a more interesting debate about smartphone design than we've enjoyed in years.
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Vogue reports that Silas Timberlake, the spawn of perpetual hair trendsetter Justin Timberlake and actor-turned-restaurateur Jessica Biel, is following in his dad's follicular footsteps with his own coif, a pint-sized man bun.
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According to PwC's Trendsetter Barometer survey, which measures private company sentiments on the economy, private company optimism was stalled at 2628 percent ahead of the election because of uncertainty about the economy's 28503 month prospects.
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It's the trifecta that only a DL It Girl (the low-key, more elusive version of the seen-everywhere trendsetter) could possess, but we know there's much more at play here than confidence and connections.
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The firm — a trendsetter when it comes to pay for big law firms — disclosed on Monday in an internal firm memo that bonuses for its associates would be $1003,2100 to $2000,222 — the same range as in 2015.
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They've got everyone from Zeds Dead and Flosstradamus to Baauer and Claude VonStroke signed up, along with an impressive hip-hop contingent including trendsetter producer DJ Mustard, Southern California legend Ice Cube, Snapchat icon DJ Khaled, and more.
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Apparently Jolie wasn't wearing any shoes (Justin Bieber, what a trendsetter!), which is no surprise, since she had just been seen walking on the beach with her children (Pax, 12, Shiloh, 10, Zahara, 11, twins Knox and Vivienne, 8).
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Jennifer Lopez may be a trendsetter, not a trend follower, but even she wasn't immune to a cultural phenomenon; thus, "Jennifer" (not yet "Jenny from the Block") was a must as a part of her neck party. JenniferLopezVEVO/Youtube
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Mr. Bratton — with whom I have collaborated in a Harvard program on police reform — has served with distinction as commissioner in Boston, Los Angeles and twice in New York, the nation's largest department and a trendsetter in the profession.
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Though I've received plenty of creative and artistic insight from my younger sister, Rebecca, who works for Gucci — as well as one of my co-workers, Katie DeFeo, publicist, Alyssa Romano, and friend, Danielle Bernstein, who's a designer and Instagram trendsetter.
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After unveiling RuPaul's 12 lucky competitors earlier this month, PEOPLE can exclusively debut this season's supertease and announce that major modeling 'It' girl Gigi Hadid and reality wisecracker turned trendsetter Nicole Richie are among the guest judges for season 8.
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Cenk Uygur: The host of The Young Turks is hip, progressive, and fresh, and he certainly was a trendsetter in the Trump-Russia conspiracy theory world, being one of the first to come out publicly to assert the President's guilt.
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As teenagers traded in their Motorola Bravos for the iPhone 4S in 2012, so did the group's trendsetter, Hanna Marin, and when young adults briefly entertained the possibilities of an Apple Watch in 2016, so did the group's type-A brainiac, Spencer Hastings.
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However, Embiid is nothing if not a league trendsetter so watch this space to see if this catches on and we get more of our favorites covered in extremely large quantities of sand before the off-season is turned, regrettably, back on.
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"As for all the recent frustration surrounding the cultural appropriation of traditionally Black braided hairstyles, she understands: "It's strange when the source of your shame adopts the qualities you were shamed for, receives praise for these qualities, and is heralded as a trendsetter.
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Xiaomi's been content using OEM bits and pieces to cobble together its inexpensive (but very well-built phones), but it would appear the company's now investing more heavily in more original and custom parts that could transform it from a copycat to a trendsetter.
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Given Jenner's perennial trendsetter status, there's no doubt that this particular piece (which sells for $145) is going to start flying off the hypothetical shelves — because when you're Kendall Jenner, there's no better way to advertise your own designs than by wearing them yourself.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. is at risk of falling behind, potentially depriving our economy of 15 percent growth in GDP over the next decade, compromising our national security, and forgoing our chance to be the global trendsetter in harnessing AI for the good of society.
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While McDonald's may not be seen by consumers as a major trendsetter, it's the world's second-largest restaurant chain (behind only Subway) and is highly influential across the fast-food industry — and, as Fortune notes, McDonald's is also one of the biggest beef buyers in the world.
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"In order for Hawaii to be an active participant in going green and looking at alternative energies, we want to be the first, and we want to be the trendsetter for the world," Wil Okabe, Hawaii County's managing director, told CNN affiliate KHON-TV in Honolulu.
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It began with rumors that the trendsetter Hedi Slimane was going to leave Saint Laurent after one three-year term, which he duly did, just as Brendan Mullane and Stefano Pilati left their posts at Brioni and Ermenegildo Zegna after stints of just over three years.
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Its cross-town rival LVMH increased its total marketing spending at the fastest rate in seven years in 2018 to 5.6 billion euros ($13 billion), reaching 12% of group revenues - more than most brands that disclose this budget and topped only by another big online trendsetter, privately-owned Chanel.
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With Slimane - a trendsetter credited with revolutionizing menswear with the razor-thin silhouettes he introduced at LVMH's Christian Dior in the early 2000s - Celine is in for radical change, beyond the accented "e" he has already ditched from the brand name, to a mixed reaction on social media.
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Its cross-town rival LVMH increased its total marketing spending at the fastest rate in seven years in 3.73 to 5.6 billion euros ($6.3 billion), reaching 12% of group revenues - more than most brands that disclose this budget and topped only by another big online trendsetter, privately-owned Chanel.
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It has three tiers: Socialite ($227 a month), which lets users rent two articles of clothing and one accessory at a time; Trendsetter ($210 a month), which lets them rent three articles of clothing and two accessories; and Wanderlust ($2000 a month), which is four articles of clothing and three accessories.
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Potentially taking cues from trendsetter and über-collaborator Charli XCX (whose song with Carly Rae Jepsen, "Backseat," had fans collapsing in on themselves last December, and whose approach to pop actually borrows a lot from hip-hop), it seems that women in pop are noting that there's strength in numbers.
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After attending his recent keynote speech at a weekend event at MAD, the Museum of Arts and Design, I wanted to hear more, and he agreed to meet me at the NoHo Star, a trendsetter in the early 1980s, when he was already living in the SoHo loft he still occupies.
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In the quaint fishing towns of Juan-Les-Pins and Antibes, Chanel's minimalist mariner's sweaters and ropes of pearls were the height of chic, but the couturière was also a trendsetter in the garden, where she popularized "poorer" species like lavender and olive trees as opposed to the usual roses and lilies.
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With the premiere of the second season of Insecure still fresh in our minds, we just can't get over how much of a trendsetter Rae has become, both in her personal style and the relatable content she serves throughout her HBO comedy series, which she stars in as Issa (a character based on herself).
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Kim Kardashian West, ever the trendsetter, unveiled a drastically different hair color on her Instagram Stories on Monday, but it seems she may have stoked more than just spring color inspiration for the rest of us: Kim's new honey-bronde shade has also sparked a sibling rivalry that's currently playing out on social media.
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On the precipice of a new year that will see some of the tech sector's most iconic startups become public companies — including Uber, Lyft and Postmates — both Airbnb and Slack are weighing direct listings, and their decisions will go a long way toward signaling whether Spotify's so-far singular move was an aberration or a trendsetter.
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Read: Antarctic Dispatches For Canadians, it has a familiar ring: a youthful leader creating a cabinet with gender equity, a promise to renew government, a commitment to balance climate change with economic activity, an openness to immigration as well as diversity, a commitment to free trade and a spouse who is, among other things, a fashion trendsetter.
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To mark the occasion, and continuing this weird trend whereby male celebrities live blog actual childbirth (started by Ex-Take That member and well-known trendsetter Robbie Williams), Khaled decided to keep the internet informed every step of the way via Snapchat because this is absolutely real life in 2016 and we are not living through an episode Black Mirror, no sir.
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Allergan — the trendsetter on self-imposed limits on price increases — got into trouble with a federal judge late last year for trying to sell its expiring patents on some of its drugs to a Native American tribe to extend the life of the patent and maintain its monopoly on the drugs for a while longer, which would bring in millions of dollars in additional revenue.
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She has been, variously and at different times, a hip-hop deconstructor, an experimental composer, a queer icon, a fashion visionary, a BDSM advocate, an immigrant, a gamer, a DJ, an avant-garde pop producer, an otaku, a model, a trendsetter, a performance artist, a millennial, a filesharer, a social media provocateur, an activist, and, of course, musical innovator—while refusing to be defined by any of these identities.
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