courtesy of theEmeraldVideos
Full video should hopefully come out very soon! 😉
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Lovely Cameroon Lass
Valerie's legs stretch forever!
Valerie Denise Ayena is a fashion model alright. And a deceivingly taller than tall one at that. She stands 5’11” but looks more like a 6’2″ in photos. Be that as it may, this lady – who won Miss Cameroon 2013 – will join more than a hundred ladies in Indonesia for Miss World 2013. And Megan Young shouldn’t stand beside her all the time as the tendency of being dwarfed will always threaten photo ops.
Do you see her as tough competition? Will she be an Agbani Darego in the making? Or is she all height and no might? 😉
Photos sourced by Chrome.
MWP2013 Megan Young during her send-off (Photo credit: OPMB Worldwide/Melvin Sia)
courtesy of OPMBvids and isnaberongmacutelet
Miss World Philippines 2013 Megan Young won’t be leaving for Jakarta until Tuesday, September 3. But her formal send-off at C3 Events Place last night was such an emotional gathering where family, friends, beauty camp sisters, fellow candidates, showbiz ties and pageant enthusiasts attended to give her the much-appreciated moral support and endless wishes of good luck for her Miss World 2013 journey.
Our beauty queen was moved to tears, especially when Ms. Cory Quirino told her of our ‘fat chance’ of finally winning our first Miss World crown, and added that even MW franchisees from other countries are stating the same.
Norman’s Blog wishes Megan all the best.
Megan (center) with two of her Princesses Janicel (left) and Zahra (Photo credit: OPMB Worldwide/Melvin Sia)
Bring home the crown! 😀
Will Navneet become India’s 6th Miss World titleholder?
1966 – Reita Faria
1994 – Aishwarya Rai
1997 – Diana Hayden
1999 – Yukta Mookhey
2000 – Priyanka Chopra
Will 2013 be another Indian year in next month’s Miss World finals?
You see, Miss World India 2013 Navneet Kaur Dhillon is aiming high and for good reasons at that. She has been the most promising MW rep of her country in a long time. And with the consistently favored treatment given by Julia Morley to India in the pageant, I won’t be surprised if she gets far in the competition.
The question is, with the extremely busy batch of reportedly 160 delegates converging in Indonesia, will she be noticed more evenly than the rest?
At any rate, watch out for Navneet! 😉
Miss World 2013 host delegate Vania Larissa will try to be the most hospitable delegate in the pageant.
Vania’s selfies
For the past number of months, Vania has been working long and hard for the promotion of her country in Miss World 2013. She has been all-out in assisting the Tourism office by appearing in all the video clips and making personal visits in all parts of the archipelago to encourage support for the competition.
So I say that Miss Indonesia is not relaxing on her national laurels. Once she starts officially welcoming the ladies in Jakarta around these dates, the work of hospitality will run non-stop – as is common with other Asian countries hosting international pageants. At the end of the day, making the cut could be an apt reward for her efforts alone. 😉
Remember the slip of Miss Universe Guyana Ruqayyah Boyer during the Evening Gown Preliminaries last December in Las Vegas? Watch the video below to refresh your memory.
courtesy of Ruqayyah Boyer
Fast forward to August 2013 where the same lady is now Guyana’s representative to Miss World 2013.
Look at her now.
The new Ruqayyah Boyer
Back-with-a-vengeance mode?
Let’s see how far this lady will go in MW2013. The Indonesians seem to have a growing fondness for her. 😉
Both Mutya (L) and Nancy sang, but the latter did more to win Miss Talent.
In the recently-concluded talent competition of Miss Supranational 2013, the ladies performed an assortment of skills. Of particular interest for us, of course, is our Mutya Datul. Well, she gave a credible rendition of Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You”. But then again, her roommate – Nancy Markus of Malaysia – did a song-and-dance routine that had the audience in stitches. As a result, she won Miss Talent. But it’s all good between the two Southeast Asian reps. 😉
Nancy Markus of Malaysia (center) was adjudged Miss Talent, with Johanna Medio of Cameroon (right) placing 2nd and Esonica Veira of US Virgin Islands 3rd.
