Who are the characters in 'the dress short story'?

I'm not sure as I haven't read the specific 'the new dress short story', but it could be the person who owns the new dress, and perhaps people around them like friends, family or colleagues who react to the new dress.

Maybe the main character is a seamstress. She comes across the white dress and notices some unique stitching or fabric. There could also be a customer who commissions her to fix or modify the dress. Through their interactions and her exploration of the dress, other characters might be introduced, like the person who originally made the dress or the person for whom it was made.

I don't know as I haven't read the story, but there might be the person who owns the new blue dress. There could also be people around this person like friends, family or strangers who react to the dress.

It could be that there is a seamstress who made the yellow dress. She might be one of the main characters, and the story could revolve around her craftsmanship and the story behind making the dress. There may also be a character who envies the person wearing the yellow dress, which could create some conflict in the story.

In 'the new dress story', there might be the main character who owns the new dress. There could also be characters like a shopkeeper who sold the dress, and other people in the character's social circle such as colleagues or neighbors. These characters would play roles in how the new dress is perceived and how it affects the main character's life. For example, a friend might give an honest opinion about the dress, or a neighbor might be jealous of it.

Since I haven't read the exact 'A New Dress' short story, I can't say for sure. But it's likely that there is a character who owns or is associated with the new dress. Maybe it's a female character, as dresses are often more associated with women in literature.

Maybe there is an elderly woman, like a grandmother. She could be the one who made the Christmas dress or has a story to tell about it. There might also be a mother figure involved in taking care of the dress or helping the main character with it.

One possible motivation could be the desire for acceptance. The character might think that the new dress will make her more acceptable in her social circle.

I'm not sure since we don't have much information. It could be the person who finds the red dress.

Since I don't know the exact 'new blue dress story', it's hard to say. But it could be a girl or a woman who owns the new blue dress as one of the main characters.