Frida Fest: This Is What 1,000 Frida Kahlo Doppelgängers Looks Like
To celebrate Frida Kahlo’s 110th birthday, more than 1,000 people dressed up as the beloved painter at the Dallas Museum of Art’s Frida Fest.

COURTESY ASHLEY GONGORA & KATHY TRAN/DALLAS MUSEUM OF ART
In a sea of unibrows and flower crowns, more than 5,000 people showed up to the Dallas Museum of Art's Frida Fest. More than a thousand men, women, and children alike dressed up as the popular Mexican artist to celebrate her 110th birthday, setting what appears to be a Guinness World Record for the most Fridas in one place.
Here, a selection of images from the Dallas Museum of Art:

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Christina Childress Photography/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art

Courtesy Ashley Gongora & Kathy Tran/Dallas Museum of Art
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