Hi Ng, Both are completely fine! Hope this helps, Matt

thanks laura

Oh, Jeff, they mean the same, unless you have some really special contexts.

adj+一点，means compare to other things,like 中国菜和英国菜，中国菜好吃一点 chinese food is more dilicious 说英语的人多一点 more people speak english 这件衣服的颜色深了一点 this clothes color is more dark than another or others clothes 有一点+adj, means a little~ 我有点累 i am a little tired 青菜有点贵 green vegetables is a little expensive 这件衣服的颜色有点深 this clothes color is a little dark

Both sentences are grammatically correct but both mean differently! The first one translates into "The color of this piece of clothing has darkened a bit. I'm not fond of it." The second one is more to the meaning of your question. Hence, from this criterion, the 2nd form is correct.