The science behind that absurd color-changing dress, explained. by Brad Plumer. Feb 27, 2015, 3:30 PM UTC. Swiked ... So that brings us to the photo of the famous dress, ...

Ah, the power of the viral Internet. Yesterday it was llamas on the l(l)oose and today it's #TheDress. David Brainard, Ph.D., a color vision expert and psychology professor at the University of ...

Sorry white and gold people, 'the dress' is actually blue and black. There is a definitive answer to the color question. The retailer of the dress, Roman Originals, confirmed that the dress is ...

On 25 February 2015, an image of a striped dress that appeared to be white and gold in color to some viewers, but blue and black to others, began to circulate on the Tumblr social blogging network ...

If we all stood in the same room with the dress, we’d see the same colors, said Wally Thoreson, an eye expert with the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

“An aspect of color perception is interpreting the color and intensity of the illumination,” said Roy Berns, R. S. Hunter Professor in Color Science, Appearance, and Technology at RIT, which has the ...

Their wedding guests were equally floored by the color-changing dress, and one of them eventually posted it to Tumblr. From there, the post exploded, with high-profile personalities and celebs ...

Viral for the rainbow dress Beyoncé wore on tour, brands like Anrealage and PH5 are making color-changing clothing — either UV or LED — accessible to the masses.

Jennifer Aniston set the record straight on one of her most famous outfits on Friends. Aniston, 55, took to Instagram on Wednesday, September 25, to settle a debate on the color of Rachel Green ...

In vision, perceptual constancy is the ability to see objects as not changing in shape, size, location, or color despite changes that may occur in viewing angle, distance, and lighting. This helps ...