Here are the four #Binibinis who were given special awards during the visit to Ever Bilena HQs:
Miss Ever Bilena: Vickie Marie Rushton
Miss EB Advance: Emma Tiglao
Miss Blackwater: Samantha Bernardo
Miss Careline: Jessica Marasigan
Congratulations!
#bbpilipinas2019 #beyondbeauty #everbilena
Below are some photos of the ladies during the visit.
You look at the face of #Binibini38 Vickie Marie Rushton close-up – or even closer than close-up – and you simply cannot fathom how unbelievably beautiful this #Binibini is.
Makeup by Mary Letim
Assisted by Joan Capco
Hair by Marky Buenaobra
#VickieRushton #bbpilipinas2019 #beyondbeauty
Some people do not see #Binibini20 Julia Saubier fitting the usual template of beauty that pageant fans and followers are clamorously beseeching for. But that is the exact reason why she is effortlessly standing out in a strong field of 40 #Binibinis. She is tall, pleasingly well-spoken, charmingly appealing in person and with a vibe that is distinctly cosmopolitan.
Look no further.
In a (Miss) Universe reimagined, she is out to prove that the standards of beauty have evolved.
HMUA Arnel Palmera
#JuliaSaubier #bbpilipinas2019 #beyondbeauty
Meet your Mrs. Eco Philippines 2019 Shiela Teodoro-DeForest who will represent the country in the upcoming Mrs. Eco International 2019 competition that will be hosted in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA from June 23-28, 2019.
A Meet-and-Greet Press Conference with members of the media was held at the Apartment 1-B Restaurant of The Henry Hotel in Pasay City where Shiela – along with her loving parents – shared more than pageant memories, but also heartwarming stories about her growing up years in the Province of Laguna.
You will remember this towering Pinay beauty (she stands 5’10”) who also participated during last year’s Mrs Globe held in China where she wore the sash of Southeast Asia and made Top 15. This time around, she is filled with more excitement because it will be the entire nation of the Philippines she will represent internationally.
Just yesterday, she went to Benguet Province up north to piece together her environmental advocacy that centers on organic seeds and solid waste management. This will make her video presentation for the competition more meaningful and practical.
As a brief backgrounder, Shiela
finished BS Tourism at the University of the Philippines Diliman before working for the British Embassy Manila as a Press/PR Officer. Afterwards, she got accepted as an International Flight Attendant for Emirates Airlines before eventually meeting her future husband Timothy DeForest, a Pilot for JetBlue. They have been married for several years now, and have happily settled in Golden, Colorado, U.S.A.
From all of us at normannorman.com, we wish you the best of luck in winning the Mrs. Eco International 2019 crown this coming June!
#ShielaDeForest #mrsecophilippines2019 #mrsecointernational2019
John Jeffrey Janjep Carlos is the man of the hour who will travel to Cape Town, South Africa to represent the Philippines in Mr Gay World 2019 from April 28-May 4. He was given a fitting sendoff by his National Director, Wilbert Tolentino.
Janjep is a successful businessman and realtor who also happens to be a great dancer. A former volleyball athlete and varsity player of the Cavite State University, he loves spending most of his free time at the gym and workout with his friends.
Joining the national search is something that Janjep decided on a snap. In fact, he joined twice before finally bagging the title of Mr. Fahrenheit 2019 which automatically made him Mr. Gay World Philippines 2019. “That’s how motivated I am to get this title.” he added.
This hunky 41 year old Caviteño will have “Mental Health Awareness” as his main advocacy for the international competition. He even came up with his own hashtag for his campaign – #IllnessToWellness.
“I think it’s very timely and relevant. We’ve heard so much about mental health issues and it’s getting worse. In my own little way, I want to spread awareness about depression so people will know what to do in case they feel some of the symptoms of this psychiatric illness is affecting us and our loved ones.”
His final message to the Filipinos?
“My vision is not just to live but to exist. I promise that I will give my best so that I can represent my country well and they can be proud of me. Thank you guys for following my journey. I’ll be needing your much love and support in the upcoming Mr Gay World 2019.”
Let us all support Janjep by liking and sharing his video:
#RoadToMrGayWorld2019
#MGW2019
#MrGayWorldPhilippines2019
#MGWP2019
And what is part of his game plan to win the title in Cape Town?
Manila Broadcasting Company, Star City and the Cultural Center of the Philippines – in cooperation with the cities of Manila and Pasay – once again celebrate the country’s biggest and most popular festivals the way we Filipinos love it – as a series of visual spectacles now known as the Aliwan Fiesta, which opens to the public on April 25-27 at the CCP Complex.
Part of the festivities is the search for this year’s Festival Queen who will be selected on pageant night this coming Friday, April 26, with her coronation scheduled after the Grand Parade and Street Showdown on Saturday, April 27 during the Awarding Ceremonies at 9pm.
There are 23 ladies in the hunt for #ReynaNgAliwan2019, and they represent different festivals throughout the Philippines.
1. Honey Be Parreñas – Kalimudan Festival of Sultan Kudarat
2. Angelie Olmedo – Pintados de Passi Festival of Passi City, Iloilo
3. Milca Romares – Salapan Festival of Pulupandan, Negros Occidental
4. Aubrhie Cindyrelle Carpio – Singkaban Festival of Bulacan
5. Kizia Jermaine Maligalig – Tagultol Fishing Festival of Atimonan, Quezon
6. Gezza Avila – Niyogyugan Festival of Quezon Province
7. Angelin Summer Fernandez – Kalivungan Festival of North Cotabato
8. Frenzie Dionne Escalada – MunaTo Festival of Sarangani
9. Erginia Vera Bautista – Banatu Festival of Cabanatuan City
10. Lyka Veleña – Boling Boling Festival of Catanauan, Quezon
11. Kim Naz – Antipolo Maytime Festival
12. Leandrea Batingan – Tanglawan Festival of San Jose del Monte, Bulacan
13. Deborah Belen Villaflores – Buglasan Festival of Dumaguete, Negros Oriental (delayed flight; will check-in tonight)
14. Princess Serdenia – Zamboanga Hermosa Festival
15. Nicole Borromeo – Sinulog Festival of Cebu
16. Alayzza Izzabelle Tolimao – Agten Tufi Festival of Tupi, South Cotabato
17. Merhyl Kit Angeline Paraluman – Tuna Festival of General Santos City
18. Roi Neeve Comanda – Panagbenga Festival of Baguio City
19. Charlotte Arcena – Pasaka Festival of Tanauan, Leyte
20. Cassandra Marie Cassey Lee – Sangyaw Festival of Tacloban City
21. Ma. Kristina Ramos – Cocowayan Festival of Isabela, Basilan
22. Jhan Nicole Ambata – Paru-Paro Festival of Dasmariñas, Cavite
23. Cinderella Salilican – Pangisdaan Festival of Navotas
Early favorites are Gezza Avila, Leandrea Batingan, Nicole Borromeo, Roi Neeve Comanda and Cassandra Lee.
Let’s see who will succeed last year’s Chelsea Fernandez.
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