We've already had the dress debate this year (is it gold and white or blue and black?) but now a new confusingly coloured garment is taking Twitter by storm and Nicola Sturgeon is at the centre of the discussion.
Twitter users were left confused by the First Minister's challengers debate ensemble and its apparent ability to change colour.
In photographs taken ahead of the debate the dress seemed to be blue, however, during the event it looked grey and photographs of it in national papers this morning appear to show it as green and turquoise
Some social media users were so confused by the garment that they tweeted Question Time to ask why it seemed to have changed colour.
Wait, Nicola Sturgeon's dress in that debate was green? Looked grey on my telly.
- Andy Dowling (@AndyDee) April 17, 2015
Is Nicola Sturgeon's dress grey or blue? https://t.co/anP9Oy3iAD
- Joe Russo (@JrussoUK) April 16, 2015
Nicola Sturgeon making the front pages: #GE2015 #BBCDebate #bbcqt pic.twitter.com/vSD3oSZAkj" but is the dress blue or grey?
- Kurt Howard (@EMEA_Recruiter) April 16, 2015
.@bbcquestiontime Why has Sturgeon's dress changed colour? Subliminal advertising?
- Diane Telford (@moiness) April 16, 2015
What colour was Nicola Sturgeon's dress? It looked Grey, but evidently was Green #BBCDebate
- Karim Laljee (@mrkazlaljee) April 16, 2015
#BBCDebate what colour is the dress? Sturgeon in grey from the front but blue from the back.
- John Edginton (@JohnEdginton) April 16, 2015
Some Twitter users also claimed that Sturgeon's dress was the same colour as Ed Miliband's tie.
Miliband grey tie + Sturgeon grey dress = colour co-ordinated united front. Coalition imminent. #BBCDebate
- Tom Mason (@Mase159) April 16, 2015
Just spotted Miliband's tie and Sturgeon's dress are the same colour. They know.
- Adam Clery (@AdamClery) April 16, 2015
However, others were more interested in the FM's shoes.
.@BuzzFeedUKPol @NicolaSturgeon Dress? It was all about the #shoes. #Sturgeon rocks a stiletto like no other. pic.twitter.com/LQ9ibtIw4a
- Catriona Mackenzie (@CatMackenzie7) April 17, 2015
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