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A US woman has claimed to have found the internets most divisive optical illusion dress at a yard sale discovery. Nearly a decade after it first confused millions, the viral white and gold (or was it blue or black?) dress has been spotted again and has since been at the centre of conversation online. The dress, originally designed by Roman Originals and purchased by a British woman, Cecilia Bleasdale, in 2015 for her daughter Graces wedding, quickly became a viral sensation. While the dress was officially blue with black lace, its appearance in photos led to a massive online argument, with people swearing it looked white and gold. Celebrities, scientists, and optical illusion experts weighed in, with Taylor Swift even throwing her opinion into the mix. When Twitter released its list of the most influential moments of 2015, only big political events, the Womens World Cup, and humanitys first trip to Pluto were ranked ahead of the dress that Cecilia Bleasdale bought to wear at her daughter Graces wedding, The Guardian reported. It added, Was it #blueandblack or was it #whiteandgold
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