article_snippet: Since being posted this morning the image has been shared thousands of times online.
article_snippet: the image has been shared thousands of times online, with Twitter users among those to praise the charity's clever adopting of the trend.
article_snippet: Twitter users praised the campaign with thousands retweeting the image and sharing Twitter users views online .
article_snippet: But within hours of sharing the image millions of people and the world's rich and famous were discussing its subject.
article_snippet: Celebrities offered Celebrities input while memes mocking the debate flurried.
article_snippet: Soon #TheDress was the number one hashtag on Twitter and was being poured over by millions.
article_snippet: Advertising at its best!' was how one user described one user while scores of others lauded its 'powerful' message. '
article_snippet: Really like this clever way @SalvationArmySA used #TheDress to send a powerful message' said Hayley Slaughter while Kara Rose described the campaign as 'clever and powerful'.
article_snippet: Andrew Blakeley added: 'The best hijacking of the online culture I've seen recently. 
article_snippet: I like a lot,' said another.
article_snippet: We hope this image helps people to see the true impact of this crime.' '
article_snippet: With celebrities Kim Kardashian, Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber among those to weigh in on what colours Taylor Swift and Justin Bieber saw, this crime manufacturer, Roman Originals, suddenly became the world's most talked about brand.
highlights_snippet: The advert against domestic violence has been shared thousands of times .
  