In a new paper published in the Journal of Vision , New York University neuroscientist Pascal Wallisch, Ph.D., explains that the way a person perceives the color of the dress comes down to how they assume it is illuminated
Not only is black a classic color that never goes out of style, but it also exudes a sense of sophistication and glamour that is unmatched
They also provide instructions and guidance for those who are unsure what to wear, as noted by Stanford Law School professor Richard Thompson Ford in The Cut: In the past, everyone might have known what to wear to a wedding
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It hits this little sweet spot that gives you some clue about how the brain works. Indeed, the picture sparked such a vibrant debate among vision scientists that theyre planning to devote an entire issue of the Journal of Vision to the dress next year
The metallic pleated skirt adds a captivating shimmer, perfect for catching the light with every movement