I see blue...ish and gold/brownish

now its blue and dark brown

First look: White and Gold. And that's still what I primarily see, although I can see the White easily being a very light shade of Blue (like Celeste or Periwinkle).

I haven't seen any Black the few times I've gone back to it, though.

My fiance said Lilac (light violet) and Gold when I first showed it to him.

Black and blue. Never (even moving to different angles, distances from screen) saw gold or white. My wife initially saw gold and white, but it changes based on where she is standing.

The way the light reflects off the top of the dress does add white and gold into the dress. So its possible if you look at it from the top down instead of the whole image at once , your brain will process it as those two colors. But its clearly meant to be black and blue.

I have to literally be right up on the image (to where I'm almost peering directly above/down onto it) to see it as black, and that's just because it's nearly out of focus at this point.

This is a good read: http://www.wired.com/2015/02/science-on ... lor-dress/

fuckin dress is officially blue and black, someone has a shit camera.

I'm assuming that this was the original picture.

How on earth anyone could call this image White/ Gold needs their eyes checked immediately!

Ellen had on the originators of this whole bruhaha and the dress is blue and black. One of the family members got 10k and a whole new honeymoon out of the deal.

Without a different background, I still only see it as white and gold.
But I saw a picture of it on a phone on a color block and could see the black and blue.