Miss Universe Philippines 2023 National Costume Competition

Posted by Norman on May 5, 2023
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Posted @withregram • @themissuniverseph Congratulations to the winners of our National Costume Competition! 👑🌾

1st Place: Airissh Ramos of Eastern Samar who wore a creation by John Hubert Capito

2nd Place: Joemay Leo of Benguet who wore a creation by Lhee Wel Tokia

3rd Place: Kimberly Escartin of Southern Leyte who wore a creation by Nick Guarino and Daniel Guarino of Festivali

These delegates and their designers captured the essence of honoring Philippine Agriculture in such a creative and beautiful way. ✨

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Photos by Ken Garcia Photography

Tingog ng Pilipina Winners for Miss Universe Philippines 2023:

Luzon: Krishnah Gravidez of Baguio
Visayas: Airissh Ramos of Eastern Samar
Mindanao: Jannarie Zarzoso of Agusan del Norte

Posted @withregram • @themissuniverseph Empowered women represent!

Handpicked by the representatives of the Eastern Visayas region and Tingog Party List, these amazing ladies were hailed as Tingog ng Filipina Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao for exemplifying the beauty, values, and smarts that a modern and empowered Filipina must possess in order to inspire others. 💫

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8 comments on “Miss Universe Philippines 2023 National Costume Competition”

  1. I like the land-right-for-peasant-farmers inspired national costume = may advocacy. I wonder how much the Party-list spent in bringing all candidates, paying Marco Gumabao’s talent fee (unless it’s pro bono) and staging the national costume? I think its our right we demand transparency since it’s from taxpayers’ money. We wanted to know the actual money spent and compare the projected and actual income due to tourism and other related industries and the job it creates after the exposure of Eastern Visayas. Thanks

  2. National Costume pa more pero pag nasa MU na JUSME pangit yung ginagamit.

  3. What is this Party List doing in Miss Universe Philippines? What a shame Philippine Politics

  4. The girls from Samar and Leyte won in a pre- pageant event hosted by Samar & Leyte. Brought back memories of hometown bet Charlene Gonzales’ Best National Costume award to the dismay of fellow MU candidates who openly revealed their displeasure to local media

    • @Cool Brew, hope that’s not the X-deal, that Region 8’s agriculture is indeed presented creatively and beautifully in a national costume, relatively better than the provinces known as major sources of vegetables, fruits, other cash crops and marine products.

    • Nindot man gyud pud ang mga nangadaog, Sis Raul oi. Maayo sab nilang pagdala. Na frustrate lang ko sa akong bet nga Bohol kay sa kadaghan sa inspiration for NatCos (Chocolate Hills, dive sites, floating restaurant, caves, tarsier, old churches, kalamay, tinunlob, Peanut Kisses, tableya, Maria Kakaw, Tamblot, Dagohoy, etc.) …… unya, mao ra to? Kon wala pa siya nagdala og mga guha sa kinampay … wala gyud.

  5. At a time when food security is an alarming reality in the country, when government neglect of agriculture and fisheries have driven a clearly agricultural archipelagic country to importing basic agricultural and fish products, a focus on agriculture in a pageantry of national costume is a welcome development. Beneath the artistry of each costume lies a message loud and clear to all Filipinos: we are basically an agricultural country and importing basic food items is an anathema.

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