The Dress

[Inkerlink]

Alright everyone, it's time to settle this 
ONCE AND FOR ALL!

What colour is 'The Dress'?

[Memory]

I mean, it looks black and blue, but that is because it was taken with a bad camera against the light. It is white and gold, but looks different due to bad lighting.

[Cattafang]

I agree with /home/user/ here, it*s white and gold. The blue-black appearance of it in that one photo is mainly just due to the lighting.



You can actually see some of the gold color around the very top of the blue-black one in this image.



And this image I found actually shows how the shadow creates the illusion of it being blue and black! The white part of the dress also seems to be a sorta iridescent fabric, which might also explain why it looks like a dark blue in the shade.

[Còbra!]

It's black and blue. (This is the store that took the photo.)

[Inkerlink]

It's black and blue. (This is the store that took the photo.)

Lies and slander! 
How can you believe everything you see on the internet, seriously?

[Còbra!]

Lies and slander! 
How can you believe everything you see on the internet, seriously?

The dress and the photo are from my country (Scotland), so I think I know better than anyone else here.

[ThySonnet190]

This brings back some memories. But nothing has changed, I still see white & gold to this very day on that photo if I have to be honest.

[teatime]

i know in reality the dress is black and blue but i also still see it as white and gold!

[debleb]

i thought we were all done with this argument already!!. . . i see white and gold btw

[Memory]

This is the product listing, no?

[Còbra!]

This is the product listing, no?

The link I provided above is by the people who made the dress. They made a limited version that was actually white and gold as a response to the controversy. It could be that you shared an image of?

[Memory]

The link I provided above is by the people who made the dress. They made a limited version that was actually white and gold as a response to the controversy. It could be that you shared an image of?

Oh perhaps! Strange. Yeah, you're right. Huh. I always thought white and gold was right.

[Còbra!]

There is a video I remember watching that explained why people are divided on this in the first place.

This whole thread is giving me De Ja Vu, bringing back memories of a time I'm not sure I want to remember.

[Cele]

It has always been blue and black to me, though I do understand how it could look like white and gold, but I do kind of need to bend my brain for it...

[sig]

It's gold and white for me, and honestly I'm not able to see it as black and blue without a 'guide' image...