More at www.websmartvideos.com In the summer of 2017, more than than 1,100 men, women, and children---following a strict dress code to look like Frida Kahlo---gathered at the Dallas Museum of Art to set a world record. That's not taking into account the people still lined up inside the museum, out the door, and around the corner when formal counting ended, or the ones who couldn't be counted because they'd violated the dress code (at least three flowers, pink or red scarf, floral dress below the knee with no slit).