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The Holy Trinity 

The name given to the trio of Lily Loveless & the twins Megan & Kathryn Prescott, who played the characters 'Naomi', 'Katie', & 'Emily' respectively in the TV teen drama "Skins".
Used by fandom peeps whenever the three are seen together.
The Holy Trinity looked hot in that episode!
The Holy Trinity by Pope Meg August 21, 2010

The Holy Lesbian Trinity 

Father ( Ellen) Jesus ( Hayley Kiyoko) Holy Ghost ( Lily Tomlin)
I think I just saw the holy lesbian trinity come to home in a dream

The Trinity Effect 

The phenomenon where a normally unattractive woman becomes more and more attractive without the presence of a more attractive woman. Coming from Trinity in the Matrix franchise
Wow. When I watched the Matrix, Trinity was an absolute dog at the start. But by the end, she was a smoking hottie, the Trinity Effect strikes again!
The Trinity Effect by M70Atl December 12, 2022

tiny trinity 

member of bacon army who is smallest human in the server and is referred to as Tiny Trinity, but obv not important enough for capital letters
tiny trinity by PepsiPlayzz October 17, 2019

The Holy Toledo Trinity 

A divine group of three terms, all based around the city of Toledo, Ohio. This location was chosed due to the popularity of other Ohio-based terms Cleveland Steamer and Cincinatti Bowtie. The Trinity is comprised of:

The Toledo Mosquito
The Toledo Burrito
The Toledo Funguito
Jim successfully made a 4,500 mile pilgrimage to Ohio in order to be in the city of his religion. He spent 29 days worshipping the town of Toledo and The Holy Toledo Trinity. He wept when he saw a live performance of the Toledo Burrito.

holy trinity of classic rock

Led Zeppelin's untitled album, Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon," and The Who's "Who's Next." These albums are regarded as the "holy trinity of classic rock" for their overwhelming popularity, the quality of their music, and their contributions to the airwaves. The fact that songs from these albums may be overplayed on classic rock stations only cements their importance to the "genre."
"We Won't Get Fooled Again" is a song from "Who's Next," a component of the holy trinity of classic rock.