It stands to reason that people who assume that the dress was illuminated by blueish, cool daylight (and mentally subtract as much) would see it as white and gold, whereas people who assume a warm, yellowish artificial light source would see it as black and blue
People who get up and go to bed early, and spend many of their waking hours in sunlight are more likely to see the dress as white and gold than night owls, whose world is illuminated not by the sun, but artificial light
Brooke Shields Another stunner in red is Brooke Shields in this cherry-hued column gown at the Golden Globe Awards in 1998
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[5] [6] Monroe's dress was made of a sheer and flesh-colored marquisette fabric, with 2,500 shimmering rhinestones sewn into it
Say you were just hanging out at a friends place or just going to the movies