the dress that's blue and black Dress: Color debate rages on the Internet – East Bay Times The Dress. Is it blue

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In fact, black was often preferred because it concealed stains, making it a more practical choice for brides in the 19th century, especially since wedding dresses were meant to be worn multiple times

Bleasdale didn't know it, but her daughter had shared that magic picture of the dress on Facebook

Changes in white balance and tone reproduction in the displays could explain different people viewing different displays and seeing the dress differently, Fairchild said

French fashion designer Paul Poiret followed Chanels lead and introduced a little black dress into his collection, as did French fashion designer Jean Patou, the British designer Edward Molyneux and, eventually, every other designer who wanted to stay in business

If youre still unsure, just remember: theres no such thing as overdressing for a black tie optional wedding