Bits and Pieces for the 69th Miss Universe

Posted by Norman on May 6, 2021
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I am loving the National Costume of Miss Universe Nepal Anshika Sharma – an ode to mountaineers who have conquered Mount Everest.

This modern ensemble is not complicated but very reflective of one of the country’s contributions to the Universe.

It takes a village to build a National Costume. And nowhere is this more evident than what Miss Universe Malaysia Francisca Luhong James will wear for the 69th Miss Universe – a #kampungku or translated from Bahasa Malaysia as “my hometown”.

She is literally bringing a representation of her village to the competition. Wow! 😯

To be host delegate and birthday celebrant at the same time – that is Miss USA 2020 Asya Danielle Branch for you.

#HappyBirthday!

You have the shortest travel time to Hollywood, Florida among the candidates – less than 90 minutes by plane from Mississippi. But you have one of the most demanding responsibilities in the 69th Miss Universe – a 23 year-old big sister to 73 delegates.

The one country gunning for a back-to-back win in the 69th Miss Universe is South Africa. They were close to achieving a three-peat before, if you will recall.

And Miss South Africa 2020 Natasha Joubert is not leaving any stone unturned in her mission. Never mind if Venezuela has already done it first. The important thing is to win.

#69thMissUniverse

5 comments on “Bits and Pieces for the 69th Miss Universe”

  1. I love Nepal’s costume! It depicts her country in an instant!

  3. So the Top 20 would surely be Latina dominated…

    -Mexico
    -Puerto Rico
    -Venezuela
    -Colombia
    -Peru
    -Argentina
    -Chile
    -Brazil
    -Curacao

    Plus
    USA
    Canada
    Jamaica

    Dark Horses:
    El Salvador
    Costa Rica
    Barbados

    OMG… it’s going to be a Latina bloodbath!

  4. Mexico is the biggest market for Telemundo so I guess she is the strongest Latina who will likely take it all. It’s been like six years since a Latina won so yeah…

    Let’s wait and see who will peak and who will tumble down the prediction lists once the competition heats up..

    Best of luck to Rabiya! May the stars align for her on finals night

  5. The clear winner to me is Australia. Reppin’ for the shorter girls, she will finish what Guam started in 1982. The thorn in her side will be a Latina because one cannot disregard the fact that it is taking place in Florida, and that it is the second year that Telemundo will be broadcasting the pageant after they terminated their relationship in 2015. The strongest Latina is probably Mexico, followed by Peru, and then Chile. If the composition of the Top 5 will be the same as last year (three Latinas, two Africa and Asia Pacific), it could be the aforementioned countries plus the Philippines or India. As you can see, it’s already a bloodbath!

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