by Nour Chahboun
 
Tiger Question: What color is the dress? Why do you think people see different colors?
 
In a poll of 56 students and faculty,
22 students and faculty see blue and black
25 students and faculty see white and gold
9 students and faculty have seen both
 
Oh my god. I am not answering that.
-Freshman Wendy Li
 
What it changed since I last saw it! It was black and blue and now it’s gold and white! Is it because I haven’t had breakfast yet?
-English teacher Shannon Barker
 
It has something to do with the rods and cones in the eye and how the eye perceives it.
-Junior Marisa Ng
 
I read online that the exposure of white regulate the picture’s outcome.
-Junior Jill Latanowich
 
I see white and gold because my eyes don’t adjust well to the brightness.
-Sophomore Holly Notartomas
 
I think the angle you hold the picture at determines the color of the dress.
-Spanish teacher Denise Cremin
 
I have no idea why people see different colors.
-Junior Candela Rubino
 
I see blue and black and I think its because the cones in the back of my head reflect the light a certain way.
-Junior Dayna Vankooiman