"Some people assume that the color is warm, so they subtract some orange from the dress and see blue and black, but some people assume the light is cool colored, more blue sky, so they subtract the blue color." There isn't enough evidence to tell us why exactly some brains are more likely to make one assumption over the other, though Conway has theorized it could be linked to how much waking time you spend under light, like the blue sky versus incandescent illumination
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in other words the more someone self-identified as a lark, the more likely he or she was to see the dress image as white and gold
program at RIT and associate dean of Research & Graduate Education in the College of Science, the image of the blue/black dress was significantly overexposed, resulting in the impression of a white/gold dress
It culminates with the famous The Concert in Central Park reunion in 1981 with more than half a million fans in attendance
