Has anyone seen this color in person?

Don't you hate when websites get creative with color naming? My favorite example: "Midnight." Do they not realize that on a monitor, we have no idea if that's deep blue or black?

Sorry, I haven't seen it in person.

Retailers -- take note. Online clients need clarity in color naming. We also need size references when items such as jewelry and handbags are presented in isolation, rather than on a model. Seems like common sense to me.

16 years ago

Maya

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Couldn't agree more April. I can't tell you how many bags I have bought, expecting them to be much smaller, only to find out they are enormous. Giving measurements isn't good enough.

I see 4 different colors when I look at "moonlight": off white, beige, silver, and white.

16 years ago

Ana

(website)

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Maya, I have seen this color in person. It's hard to describe. It's like a very light beigey grey, if that makes sense. Not definitely grey or silver, but not beige or cream. It's closest to what I think of as "bone." It's extremely neutral, and if I had to, I would classify it as a "cool" tone. Although, like I said, it's very neutral.

16 years ago

Maya

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That does make sense Ana. It looks pretty to me in the pictures, but I had a sneaking suspicion I probably wouldn't like it in person (not that I need/want to buy any suiting or anything).

16 years ago

April

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Yes, exactly -- the enormo-bag, masquerading as something perfectly reasonable on the website. How hard would it be to hang it on a mannequin before photographing so that we can see if it's really a suitcase?

When we're running the world, Maya, things are going to be so much better!

16 years ago

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