#TheDress that has gone viral recently has finally resolved, the first woman who wears it revealed the color of the dress.

According to Elle, model Laura Coleman confirmed that #TheDress is blue and black. Coleman is the first one who wears the Roman Original dress known as "Royal-Blue Lace Detail Bodycon Dress" that originally sold for £50.

Coleman, who started working with the Birmingham-based store Roman Original since 2009 said that she was not aware that #TheDress becomes trending on different social media networking sites.

She added that it was Friday morning when she saw the photo of the dress on Facebook and just assumed that it was her friend's personal photo.

"After an hour later, my friend messaged me with the photo of me and said, 'Is this you modelling #thedress?' I asked him what was going on, he explained that this dress looked different colors to different people, and that it had gone viral throughout the world. I was really shocked," Coleman said.

The model said that the time she saw the photo, she thought that it was white and gold, saying: "But I had just woken up... The second time I looked, it was blue and black!"

Furthermore, the retailer of #TheDress, which is the Roman Originals confirmed on Twitter on Friday Feb. 27 the color of the said dress and posted a photo of the Lace Bodycon Dress, stating that the said dress in blue and black and not white with gold lace.

Check the Twitter post below:

According to CBS News, the #TheDress begun viral on a Tumblr page where a user asked others what is the true color of the dress.

It has dominated online discussion, with more than 20 million views on Buzzfeed, and become number one trend on Twitter.

As of now #TheDress is available for $77 at the Roman website. It also available in white with black lace. Meanwhile, the retailer said that for others who belived that it was white and gold, the retailer is set to create a design with the said color but only for the charity auction.