What “Original” means for color
Original is the color designation used for a particular version of a dress, rather than the name of one fixed shade across every design. Fabric, lining and surface decoration affect the visible result. An embroidered organza layer can look different from a smooth satin one even when both carry the same designation.
Read the shade through the garment
Lato is offered in ivory and Original options. Its embroidered organza corset and full skirt create a layered surface, so the color is read through both the base and embroidery. Brie, also shown under Original, has a far cleaner upper line and a full skirt. The two designs demonstrate why the named option belongs to a specific garment rather than a universal swatch.
For a color named directly by shade, compare ivory wedding dresses or the narrower white gown. The exact appearance of any option still depends on the fabric and the actual dress.