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Dyson CameraJet is a tech-driven toothbrush with an onboard optical systemDyson moves into oral healthcare. Early adopters can now acquire a WiFi-enabled, camera-equipped, high-tech toothbrush, trained on massive datasets to floss automatically
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Gohar World dishes up a surrealist shoe collab with Asics. Shop it nowThese ballerinas feature a sporty silhouette and – yes – piercings. Snag a pair before they sell out
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Kvadrat Febrik and Front Design to create a nature inspired fabric for Bang & OlufsenThe Bang & Olufsen x Kvadrat Beosound A9 features Woolscape, a new fabric dreamt up by Kvadrat and Front, inspired by nature and tuned for acoustic perfection
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Splash out on Tom Dixon’s new glassware collection for NudeBy Léa Teuscher Published
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Head to Tuscany for a design double bill that treats the object as material researchBy Reeme Idris Published
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Art
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New York art exhibitions to see in SeptemberBy Tianna Williams Last updated
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Melissa Auf der Maur's new monograph chronicles life at the heart of 90s rock cultureBy Jonathan Bell Published
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Watches & Jewellery
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Why Art Smith remains a defining figure in modernist jewelleryBy Hannah Silver Published
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Vacheron Constantin celebrates craft and the animal kingdom with six new concept watchesBy Hannah Silver Published
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The Casio F-B100W-1A introduces subtle step tracking to a classic digital designBy Jonathan Bell Published
Fashion & Beauty
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In Tenerife, On unites with land artist Strijdom van der Merwe to mark its latest PAF collaborationBy Jack Moss Published
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John Galliano withdraws from landmark Metropolitan Museum exhibition, following controversyBy Anna Fixsen Published
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Aesop has redesigned its perfume bottles; its creative director tells us whyBy Mary Cleary Published
Tech
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Five new turntables to level up any interior while giving voice to your vinyl collectionBy Jonathan Bell Published
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Transportation
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