Is this dress blue and black or gold and white?
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I used to think it was to do with the quality of eye sight but was really fascinated to learn it's more about what your brain chooses to filter out. Neither version is better or worse thankfully!pollyanna1052 said:still blue and dark gold today.
why this is out there I don't know.
It`s been on facebook too.
why give folk summat else to fret about.
my eye sight is fine.
For those who've only seen it one way, these are the two versions most people see and what the dress is actually like.
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Gold and white of course.0
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It's interesting how we all see it differently! I am partially sighted and I've seen it in both ways so it's not to do with your level of sight.
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Ok so how come in the photo where theres a blue and black one, and a gold and white one, we can see......
Exactly!!
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Check out the background, its faded in the gold and white one.Franstrahan said:Ok so how come in the photo where theres a blue and black one, and a gold and white one, we can see......
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It's clearly blue and black!
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Is the first picture the one that was originally there. I could have sworn I saw a white and gold dress the first time I saw it but now I can see a black and blue dress.2
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I see silver and brown...lol1
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