Dress colour debate
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anneed
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Dress colour debate
You can't have missed the debate on that photo of a dress that's gone viral online. So what's the opinion on this forum? Blue and black or white and gold?
To me it looks light blue and brown!
And yeah I know - who cares anyway - but it's a bit of fun.
To me it looks light blue and brown!
And yeah I know - who cares anyway - but it's a bit of fun.
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Anne D
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Re: Dress colour debate
To me it was definitely white and gold.
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Kenmo1
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Re: Dress colour debate
To me it is blue and black.
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Onelife
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Re: Dress colour debate
I'll take a guess at blue and purple?
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david63
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Dancing Queen
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Dancing Queen
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Re: Dress colour debate
david63 wrote:What dress?
There you go David.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-h ... s-31656935
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colwill
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Re: Dress colour debate
That's what we said earlier, and she's wearing it for her daughter's weddingDancing Queen wrote:Who cares it looks awful whatever colour you see it as
Blue and black in one photograph I've seen, light blue and gold in another. No white in sight.
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GillD46
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Re: Dress colour debate
I saw the photo yesterday and it was definitely royal blue and black, but then two minutes later the very same photo was yellowy gold and brilliant white.
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Manoverboard
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Re: Dress colour debate
You cannot possibly tell because the colour of your screen will be way off the actual colour of the dress ... this is why one should never buy anything at all on the t'internet where colour is all important and is unseen in a shop.
Keep smiling, it's good for your well being
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Jan Rosser
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Re: Dress colour debate
Article in The Times today about this dress - the manufacturer has confirmed it is blue and black. There is a long explanation of why we see it white and gold as well - all very technical - whatever I agree with DQ don't like it anyway 
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CaroleF
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Re: Dress colour debate
I thought it a hideous dress - blue and black.
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Ranchi
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Re: Dress colour debate
Tyndall Effect? I know the colours mentioned are different but could it be a similar principle ?
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Not so ancient mariner
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Re: Dress colour debate
anneed wrote:You can't have missed the debate on that photo of a dress that's gone viral online. So what's the opinion on this forum? Blue and black or white and gold?
To me it looks light blue and brown!
And yeah I know - who cares anyway - but it's a bit of fun.
Actually This is the first I have heard of it! Am I disappointed? Not exactly..........
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oldbluefox
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Re: Dress colour debate
Is it not a case of over exposing a photo? In one photograph it looks what it is, black and blue. However on another photograph it looks gold and very pale blue/lavender.
Either way this lass should get commission since sales have rocketed.
Either way this lass should get commission since sales have rocketed.
I was taught to be cautious