The gorgeous Isabelle Diaz Daza
I want to dedicate my last post for 2012 to a Filipina I am so hoping and wishing to represent us in Donald Trump’s pageant, such that if I am given the power to nominate one sure bet for Miss Universe Philippines 2013, only one name will come out of my lips: Isabelle Daza.
Isabelle wearing the Miss Universe crown her mom won back in 1969. The event was a Mad Hatter's Ball hosted by Tim Yap.
The daughter and deadringer of 1969 Miss Universe Gloria Diaz, Isabelle is the epitome of a real Pinay beauty for the Universe. She is beautiful and sensual, highlighted by facial features that can leave both men and women in awe. Her good height of 5’7″ might seem middling to most, but she has this excellent posture that gives the vision of a much taller individual. And those oh-so enviable cheekbones! Not a few ladies would agree to go under the knife just to achieve the same. What’s more, a much-longed for participation in Miss Universe – if ever – would be good publicity in itself for the competition.
Watch Isabelle in motion below:
Courtesy of esquireph
So as we bid farewell to the Year of the Dragon that is 2012, let me share my fervent pageant wish that Isabelle finally gives us bloggers, fans and followers the precious “yes” to Bb. Pilipinas 2013.
Otherwise, we should all look for someone who can measure up to our already high standards for the title – quite a Herculean task to accomplish within the next couple of months. 😉
Happy New Year! 😀
I’m gonna drop all my bets so far just to support my long cherished dream of Isabelle Daza joining Binibini. I don’t wanna lose hope. If this is gonna be her last year because of age limit requirement, then, she still has one more week to decide.
norman i think there is a big chance isabelle daza MIGHT really join bb pilipinas! watch this
Dream come true if ever! 😉
Norm, thank you for hearing my plea. I have asked for this on a separate post and I am so glad to see this one came out. Im with you in supporting this lad and I would agree with Glenn. Her decision would matter most. Its not about winning the tilt but the courage that we will love the most. Ms. Daza our support is with you, so go for it!
yan ang magandang pilipina that has a universal appeal
she’s my bet for philippines representative for ms.univrese 2013, beautiful face, a filipina beauty that will stand among the rest..
Legal matters are at stake, she’s under the management of GMA 7 and we all know that Binibini is in other network.
And I don’t think that Isabel have that courage to take the pressure of a four-feat win and the shadow of her mom’s title.
She has it all but I think her communication skills and personality are poor.
I heard her speak,she struggles with her English.
And we all see her in a noontime show,no one will disagrre if I say that she’s boring.
I’m not against her, I know that being boring and communication skills can be polished,but legal matters and the boiling pressure are points to be considered.
“She has it all but I think her communication skills and personality are poor.” –
I know for a fact that Isabelle was raised in an english-speaking household so I doubt that she lacks communication skills. She even know how to speak French. In addition, I honestly think that she just got the right personality for a potential beauty queen…
xoxo,
Olivia Kulto
She does not! i watched her interviews and stage presence wise she’s superb!
Happy New Year everyone! Great year ender blog Norman! I wonder what’s at the back of Isabelle’s mind for her reluctance,What does it take for her to realize that she can bring home that elusive crown? What can we do to convince her that she is backed by supporters? I for one will second the nomination Norman. Great reply by the way Glenn.
Thanks, Jeff and Happy New Year as well! 🙂
Jeff: Thank you. What can we do to convince her? I think Isabelle needs to be reassured that winning isn’t everything. That representing her country in the most prestigious beauty pageant in the world is a victory in and of itself because she will be making history just by being there. And if she is able to do just that — to carry the Philippine sash with dignity and grace as her mom did 44 years ago — then that is all we could hope for and ask of her. And if she wins? Then that is part of her destiny which I hope she does not walk away from.
Norman: Your sentiments on Isabelle echo not only mine but also those of the countless souls who have held vigil to the hope that one day this reluctant but apparent heiress may finally decide to take upon herself the queen mother’s mantle and fight the good fight. It may be the most difficult challenge of her life for as there is much to be gained in victory the potential loss also comes at a great price.
Should she decide to walk away from her destiny and forego the chance of repeating history by winning back her mother’s crown, dare I say that the ghosts of the “what ifs” and the “what might have beens” will follow her the rest of her life like a dark cloud that covers a kingdom. But should she decide to step into that ring whether she wins or she loses at least in her heart of hearts she’ll be able to say that she put up the good fight — a woman unafraid to face her destiny.
But the clock is ticking. Isabelle turns 25 in 2013 and she has to make the decision or else forever relinquish that dream. For when she turns 26 in 2014 at the stroke of midnight the pageant ball dims and the carriage of her destiny turns into a pumpkin. And there will be no turning back the clock. Indeed 2013 is Isabelle’s year of destiny. I hope she grabs it by the horns with determination and never look back. And whatever happens on that pageant stage — win or lose — she will always have my support and admiration for having had the courage to walk in her mother’s footsteps. I hope she makes the right decision. Soon.
Love the way you put it into words, Glenn! 😉
Norman, Thanks. My late mom idolized Gloria Diaz. I hope Isabelle decides to continue and carry the torch.