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The Dyson Ceramic Apricot and Topaz Haircare Models are Chic

— February 28, 2026 — Fashion
The Dyson Ceramic Apricot and Topaz range has been debuted as a new series of the brand's haircare appliances in a summer-ready hue to help consumers get excited for the impending end of winter.

The product range puts a mandarin orange, apricot blush and gold color scheme in the spotlight as a nod to the summer solstice. This gives the brand's Airwrap Coanda 2x, Supersonic Nural and Airdrop i.d. a modernized overhaul that embraces warm weather hues that also helps to give the professional appliances a more approachable profile.

Dyson CMF Design Manager Amelia Ayerst spoke on the Dyson Ceramic Apricot and Topaz range saying, "Researching the solstice, we were inspired by mapping out shifts in daylight intensity, temperature, and the colour spectrum. Using this data, we blended pigments that mimic the higher wavelengths of visible light found at sunrise, noon and sunset: warm apricots, bold oranges and playful pinks. The result – a palette that radiates liberation, energy and celebration – bringing the outdoors in and representing the high-energy vibrancy of the sun."

Image Credit: Dyson
Trend Themes
1. Color-driven Product Editions - Bringing seasonal color palettes to premium devices creates opportunities for brands to drive repeat purchases through collectible, design-led refreshes that shift perceived value.
2. Seasonal Data-inspired Design - Design systems informed by environmental and daylight data introduce the possibility of products that align visual aesthetics with mood and circadian cues to deepen consumer emotional resonance.
3. Professional Appliances with Approachable Aesthetics - Softening industrial design language with warm, lifestyle-forward finishes opens avenues for pro-grade devices to enter mainstream home markets by reducing intimidation and increasing aspirational appeal.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - Premium tech manufacturers can leverage limited-color runs and material experiments to create higher-margin variants and new sub-brands that blur the line between gadget and fashion accessory.
2. Beauty and Personal Care - Color-forward styling tools suggest novel product ecosystems where cosmetics, devices, and packaging are co-designed to deliver cohesive seasonal collections and cross-category loyalty.
3. Home and Lifestyle Retail - Curated in-store and online assortments featuring seasonal hues enable retailers to reframe utility products as lifestyle statements, fostering higher engagement and experiential merchandising models.
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