Consider the flower symbol of Daisy's name, the color of her car, and the color of her clothing. How are these things symbolic of her character?

To Gatsby, Daisy is perfection. She is beauty personified. He clothing is bright and vibrant and she is the definition of feminine grace. The Daisy that exists in Gatsby’s mind is a fiction, much like Gatsby himself is a fiction. In reality Daisy is vacuous, self-absorbed and entitled. Does Gatsby ever see the truth about Daisy? I don't think he ever fully comprehends it but perhaps was getting the idea before George Wilson shoots him.