Adjective
The word is derived from hip
An old high school turned brewery becomes the hippest place in town. Source: Internet
And, taking shape in a Melbourne laneway, a 15-storey inn that celebrates the capital's fickle weather with a "rain room" and a sculptural metal cloud destined to become the city's hippest rooftop bar. Source: Internet
During the day the pubescent DJs manning the mics at Broward's hippest radio station spin an eclectic mix of cutting-edge tracks that range from the raw and grungy to the infectiously upbeat. Source: Internet
As the holiday season approaches, Key West food critic Hayley Snow is thrilled to land a plum assignment: an in-depth review of the hippest new restaurant on the island, run by hotshot New York City chef Edel Waugh. Source: Internet
For more than 50 years and three generations, Fred Segal has been an iconic shopping destination known internationally for curating the hippest merchandise and introducing the world to powerhouse cosmetic and fashion brands. Source: Internet
Here, she shares her go-to spots in one of NYC’s hippest hoods. Source: Internet