It’s common for events to have specific dress codes, but it might be a little difficult for people with colour blindness to comply with them.
An influencer in Singapore, Cavin, also known as @cayydences on TikTok, decided to share his recent struggle to find clothes for an event — he had to wear either purple, yellow, or turquoise.
His friend and netizens attempted to help describe what turquoise looked like. However, despite the help received, he ended up wearing a black shirt.
In a TikTok video posted on Wednesday (8 Mar), Cavin shared that he was invited to an event with a very specific dress code. Attendees were advised to come in either purple, yellow, or turquoise.
When Cavin mentioned turquoise, he appeared exasperated, exclaiming he has “literally never heard of that colour before”. He even notes that he already struggles to distinguish the primary colours and that it’d be a whole ordeal on its own to ‘see’ turquoise.
He proceeds to call his friend, asking her to help with his “emergency” — she laughs at the hilarious situation but agrees to help him.
When he sends her a video of his wardrobe, she replies that “none are turquoise”. He sends her a video message in response, showing him in distress as he has no idea what turquoise is.
Upon seeing his video, several netizens tried to help describe the colour to him. One netizen told him that it looked like the colour of the invitation to the event.
Another TikTok user tried to describe it as a lighter shade of teal. However, many others replied, saying that they do not even know what the colour teal is.
Several other netizens simplified turquoise to a mixture of green and blue, hoping Cavin would understand their description.
Despite receiving help from both his friends and the Internet, Cavin ended up grabbing a random shirt, hoping it was either purple, yellow, or turquoise.
He shared his final outfit in another TikTok video.
Evidently, he failed to meet the dress code, decking out in a dark-coloured polo shirt and jeans instead.
One TikTok user even asked about his friend who was helping him pick his outfit. He responded, sharing that she gave up helping him.
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Featured image adapted from @cayydences on TikTok and TikTok.
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