I see white and gold in the picture, but in real life I see blue and black.

Let's just blame the person who took the picture.

I've always seen both actually, if I'm glancing at it or looking for a short time it's 100% white and gold BUT the longer I look it actually shifts to blue and black

i can see light blue and gold

The fuck?! This made the news?!

I think the picture has problary been put under some artificial light of have some effect on it because when you see them with the dress in the shop I can clearly see blue and black but in the picture I see white and gold

Yeah right it's blue and black on the video now but on the Picture it was "whitish/powder blue & Gold"

Some people are perceiving the dress as white due to the fact that the image was over exposed. At first, I perceived it as being white and gold because my brain was trying to correct an image that I thought was too dark, meanwhile, the image is in fact too bright. Now I see it as blue and black, and have a very difficult time imagining it as being white and gold.

To me the dress is B&B but the image is W&G

No matter how the lighting in the photo is manipulated I can't ever see it as anything other than Blue and Black. I can kinda sorta see gold when the exposure is raised, but I never see white..

Glad to see the news is covering the important topics

"We need to move past this idea of correctness."

What’s crazy is the original image I saw it as white and gold , so did my daughter and my son. But my hubby was like noooo it’s obviously blue and black . It was a whole debate 😂. My other son and other daughter also saw blue and black . But when I saw the picture this video showed I saw blue and black : so I guess it just changed . The original picture I saw I swear it was white and gold

After all these years I still see white and gold

im seriously convinced someone switched the white and gold dress for this since this photo was NOT the 1st one i originally saw

When you lighten up black it stays black. It doesn't turn gold

“Idek anymore” was the best way to end it

I am so messed up. I see lavender and brown-ish. I should see a doctor.

Since we are all viewing it on a device of some sort, I would suppose it has a lot to do with the light saturation used in our settings. I keep everything on bright light, so I have a high white/light saturation on all images. Even things I know are one color, such as photos of my own hair and skin, will look much lighter on my computer than they are in reality. On my cell phone, where I can't alter the light as easily, (it stays on power saving mode, which reduces the light), everything looks darker and more accurate to life.

This video makes me wonder. IM IN LOVE WITH THE COCO!