Louis Vuitton shoes have become a web sensation because no one can determine what their true color is: white or black?

This is apparently a simple question: What color of Louis Vuitton shoes in front of you - white or black? But the answer turns out to be inconclusive, with many seeing black and others white. Does anyone else mention this blue-black-white-gold dress from 2015?

Louis Vuitton shoes have become a web sensation because no one can determine what their true color is: white or black?

In the video - an advertisement for Louis Vuitton sneakers

Not that Louis Vuitton needs any more publicity, but the optical illusion that has been gaining momentum over the internet in recent days certainly does his job. At Louis Vuitton they adopted the successful formula for the blue-black dress (white-gold is not) and brought us a picture of their famous print sneakers, when nobody can determine what color - black or white? While many see black shoes with a white print, others see completely white shoes.

He shared the photo on Gino's Twitter account, writing: "Tweet if you see white or black, because all I see is white." The picture can clearly be seen on a black background adorned with the company logo (so we will not forget for a moment that Louis Vuitton shoes), but it is the color of the shoes that can confuse many users of the network. "I see black shoes with a white pattern. I don't understand what the fuss is about," one wrote, adding: "The shoes are black, maybe dark blue, but really not white." Others saw white: "White shoes, rubbed their eyes," one wrote, adding: "At first I could only see black and couldn't understand how you see white. Now all I can see is white shoes. What the hell?"

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So what's the right answer?

Those who see white also provided compelling reasons - "These are white shoes with a glowing pattern. The picture was taken when the light is off," one wrote, adding: "They are white and dark there. The man took the picture with flash." Others offered a solution to the controversy: "Just change the brightness on your mobile and you can see that they are white," wrote one but another responded to him: "I changed the brightness and they are still black with me. Save!" So the rationale is probably true: the shoes are indeed white and the flash combined with the light-reflecting pattern and the extinguished light in the room created the illusion that it was dark shoes.

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