People should fall in love with their eyes closed.

Attributed to Andy Warhol, the line suggests that love works best when it is not governed by visual judgment—by appearances, fashion, status signals, or the quick assessments we make based on what we see. “Eyes closed” implies a deliberate suspension of scrutiny and comparison, inviting a more inward, intuitive attachment. Read through Warhol’s public persona—so attuned to surfaces, images, and celebrity—the remark can also sound ironic: a critique of a culture that overvalues the visual, or a wish to escape the tyranny of image even while living inside it.