The mystery behind THAT blue and black dress is finally solved: Scientists reveal why some people see it as white and gold - and it's all to do with what time you wake up A dress to be worn by the mother of a Scottish bride divided the internet in 2015 A new study suggests our internal body clocks may be the crucial factor Early risers who spend their day in sunlight are more likely to see white and gold Night owls whose world is illuminated by artificial light see black and blue See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source It was the the question that divided the internet: was a dress to be worn by the mother of a Scottish bride at her wedding white and gold, or blue and black
Every summer (after a fresh wash with a little bleach) we find ourselves reaching for our white dresses again and again
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Catherine Walker's impressive clientle, which listed not only British but foreign royalty, bears testament to her skill as a designer, despite the fact that she did not consider herself one for the first dozen years of her successful business
