After viewing all the National Costumes of the Miss Earth 2022 candidates, the task of picking the best just got extremely difficult. But in the end, I am sharing seven (7) that made it to my list of favorites:
#Korea – heavenly; ethereal
#DominicanRepublic – colorful; theatrical
#Japan – regal; calming
#Thailand – fun; imaginative
#Philippines – creatively rustic; inventive
#Bolivia – simple but very mystifying
#Indonesia – fiercely eye-catching
There are more that caught my attention, but these ones stood out in my eyes.
Which ones are yours?
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Dominican Republic – for using recycled materials
Philippines – how I wish our reps in Miss U would have NC like this
Belgium – if the theme was floral this would win best in NC
the rest:
Ecuador
Japan
Korea
Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam
Myanmar
My favorite Natcos are that of Philippines and Bolivia
My current favorites
Korea
Thailand
Dominican Republic
Japan
Philippines
Wala’ng duda. Philippines gets the gold in this selection. A FRESH eye on the ‘carabao’ cart theme! It’s like the circus came to town courtesy of an oxcart. 🙂
Kahit marami’ng elements~components harmonious, not messy~busy. Halata’ng bihasa sa costume-making ang gumawa. Hu, po?
Indonesia, silver & Bolivia, bronze.
(Cont.)
Since we are in the subject of (national) costumes, garments typical of day-to-day life (supposedly), it may be worth considering this as a future theme of ME.
We always hear of shortages in housing, food/sustenance, petrol, water, power, but never CLOTHING. This might be interesting. Not that there is (a shortage), but like any other commodity, this industry has global environmental implication~effects.
I wonder, are there parts of the world where people are in REALLY dire need of clothes? I mean, maliban na lang sa mga hubad by choice~convention~custom, mass media doesn’t really touch~dwell~investigate this matter.
Yeah, the Swim is always a way to save on fabric, lolz. ❤
Huh? Overly nationalistic. Hers is very good but not really the best.
I’m not sure why may side comment ka pa. Let us be entitled sa choice namin, if iba yung sa iyo. It’s not for “nationalism” but it’s his/her freedom of choice.
‘Censya na. ‘Di ko na pinanood ‘yun’g video. Nag-base na lang ako sa 7-Pick (here) ni Mr. Blogger. 🙂