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The Red Dress Emilien Crespo In reading public policies andThe Red Dress: 380 Embroiderers, 51 countries, 1 dress The Red Dress project, conceived by British artist Kirstie Macleod, offers a platform for people, mostly women, who are vulnerable and live in poverty to share their stories through embroidery. The completed Red Dress travelled for 14. 5 years and was embroidered by 367 women girls, 7 men boys, and 2 non binary artists from 51 countries. All 141 commissioned artisans were paid for their work and