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Best National Costume
India,
Niharika Singh
The elegant set of studs added sparkle to the rich redness of
her
traditional costume.
Niharika's
mystique floored the unsuspecting both in terms of beauty
&
carriage.
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Worst National Costume
UK,
Emma Corten
Miss
United
Kingdom
was a turn-off in her badly chosen costume. It has no significance whatsoever to the culture of her nation.
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Best in
Swimsuit
Venezuela,
Alexandra
Braun
Alexandra's dynamic swimsuit presentations not just earned her the best swimsuit award but also
catapulted her status as the top contender for the crown. She
wasn't only a hot delegate with
alabaster skin and curvaceous figure, but seriously delightful to boot.
Miss Australia
Anna Maree Bowdler
(L)
overflows with sexiness on the catwalk.
During
the
swimsuit
round, all heads had turned to admire her
overall
sexy
look.
Miss USA
Amanda Kimmel
(R)
is also highly commendable for achieving those rock-hard abs.
Her
tight
athletic
body
is
more
likeable
as opposed to the anorexic models we usually see.
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Worst
in
Swimsuit
Nepal, Shavona Shrestha
Miss Nepal paraded in a swimwear that is
unfitting for an international pageant like Miss Earth.
She was a bit covered up and her getup gave an impression that
she's a pageant
contestant of the
50s.
Miss
Peru
Sara Paredes'
greatest waterloo was her figure
and
it makes us wonder how she managed to place in the Top 20 for Best
in
Swimsuit. Her
signature
stance showed obvious signs that she resists from breathing to flatten her belly.
Miss
Sweden
Therese Denitton
almost looked like a wrestler in her hulking frame.
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Best in
Gown
Poland,
Katarzyna Borowicz
Kararzyna looked like a million bucks in her multi-colored threaded dress.
Sexy, skin-baring, shimmering & shiny- she was truly the center of attention during the long gown
competition.
Setting great style for the pageant was
Miss Puerto
Rico,
Vanessa de Roide. She wore a gown that made the color
white heavenlier than ever.
Miss
Ukraine
Yevgeniya Rudenko's
quirky personality is reflected on her lavish
ensemble. Up-close, you will truly appreciate the
gown's intricate blend of materials.
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Worst
Gown
Russia,
Tatiana Yamova
Miss
Russia's red dress from Valentino
would've been a winner but the troubling white pads
underneath ruined it all.
Miss Nuie
Islands
Ngiar Pearson
donned
an
ill-fitting gown
that
truly rings out the fashion alarm bells. Her overall look
gets a failing grade. When it comes to outdated fashion, Finland is in the hall of fame.
Miss
Finland
Rita Aaltolahti's
baby blue debutante number has no impact at all.
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 Best
Interview,
Miss
Haiti,
Channa Cius
Channa's
‘beauty talks’ interview with Missosology was an absolute 10. Her wonderful
personality was manifested with the way she answered each of our query.
Asked if she’ll sign
a
bill allowing human cloning as a legal procedure in her country, she
said, “I would refuse
the whole thing. I believe that human life is too precious to be tampered with. Imagine this- of all the billions of people on earth, no
2
people have the same DNA, or
same
fingerprints; no two people are exactly alike. That alone should tell you something. Obviously,
we were intended to be unique individuals
&
it is my view that human cloning tampers with that
purpose.
More of Channa:
HERE
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