Gatsby’s suit is gold, silver, and white, representing his exclusive status and his desire for Daisy to think of him because she is both beautiful and dressed in a lavender outfit with a three-cornered hat, giving off her usual high-class and feminine personality. When Nick returns after removing himself from the obviously private encounter, Daisy and Gatsby have regained their relationship from five years before and Gatsby has regained his self-pride along with Daisy’s acceptance. Nick comments on the weather and the “twinkle bells of sunshine in the room” and compares Gatsby to a weatherman or an “ecstatic patron of recurrent light”; Nick tags along with Daisy and Gatsby to go to Gatsby’s house described as “coral and apple-green and lavender and faint orange” and as Daisy looks out a window she notices a “pink and golden billow of foamy clouds above the sea”
Gatsby’s suit is gold, silver, and white, representing his exclusive status and his desire for Daisy to think of him because she is both beautiful and dressed in a lavender outfit with a three-cornered hat, giving off her usual high-class and feminine personality. When Nick returns after removing himself from the obviously private encounter, Daisy and Gatsby have regained their relationship from five years before and Gatsby has regained his self-pride along with Daisy’s acceptance. Nick comments on the weather and the “twinkle bells of sunshine in the room” and compares Gatsby to a weatherman or an “ecstatic patron of recurrent light”; Nick tags along with Daisy and Gatsby to go to Gatsby’s house described as “coral and apple-green and lavender and faint orange” and as Daisy looks out a window she notices a “pink and golden billow of foamy clouds above the sea”