We asked psychology professors, color perception experts to explain The Dress phenomenon - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
The Dress: People who saw it as white and gold had more active brains, scientists claim | The Independent | The Independent
Blue and black, or white and gold? Three perspectives on 'The Dress'
The Black and Blue, White and Gold Dress - ZENIA
Dressgate: If you saw THAT dress as white your brain was working overtime
White and gold dress: Here's the science behind why some people see blue - Mirror Online
The Dress": Why People See White and Gold or Blue and Black | Time
White and Gold Dress | The Dress / What Color Is This Dress? | Know Your Meme
Science of 'the Dress': Why We Confuse White & Gold with Blue & Black | Live Science
What #TheDress Color You See Says About You — According To Science
Here's why people saw “the dress” differently.
Remember 'The Dress'? A scientist has figured out why people saw different colours | JOE.co.uk
The Blue/Black White/Gold Dress Controversy: No One Is Right | Psychology Today
The science behind 'the dress'
The simplest scientific explanation for why some people see the dress as white and gold | Business Insider India
Why Did We See “The Dress” Differently? The Answer Lies in the Shadows, Neuroscience Research Finds
Some people see this dress as white & gold while others see black & blue – Designer News
Why some people saw white and gold and others blue and black, the dress that made news last week? - Quora
What color is this dress: A scientist explains visual ambiguity and color constancy.
Was the dress gold and white or blue and black? | NSF - National Science Foundation
TheDress: Is This Dress Blue and Black, or White and Gold?
The Science Behind the Dress - The New York Times
How does a black and blue dress sometimes appear white and gold? – The Brains Blog
Here's why people saw “the dress” differently.
How to See the Dress As White and Gold and Black and Blue
The Science of Why No One Agrees on the Color of This Dress | WIRED
What #TheDress Color You See Says About You — According To Science
