Thursday, 22 January 2015

Fab Photos: Miss Universe contestants in National Costume round.....WOW, WOW!

These girls definitely came prepared, W-H-A-T?!!!!
The most jaw-dropping segment of the Miss Universe competition occurred last night (no, we're not talking about the swimwear round.) 
The contestants in the 63rd annual competition took part in the National Costume show at Florida International University in Miami. .
The ladies wore an elaborate range of costumes spanning from the Buckingham Palace Queen's Guard to the national tree of Venezuela. 
Meanwhile, Nigerian rep.where are you? Bikini round we didn't sight you and now you are still MIA!
Good luck though, trust you will deliver!
Miss Russia wore a dress inspired by the Byzantine eraThe Miss Universe contestants took part in the National Costume round of the competition last night. Outfits included the patron saint of the Dominican RepublicMiss Great Britain wore her version of the Queen's Guard uniform

Miss St. Lucia: Roxanne Didler-Nicholas shone in her modernised version of St Lucian national dress 
Miss Ireland: Lisa Madden wore medieval-looking costume of armour in shades of red. The look was inspired by Celtic warriors 
Miss Switzerland: Zoe Metthez wore a simple gown that featured the country's flag on her train 
Miss Lithuania: Patricija Belousova had the most daring costume of the evening - her sheer dress revealed every inch of her body 
Miss South Africa: Ziphozakhe Zokufa wore a dress featuring the colours of the South African flag 
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Miss Sri Lanka: Marianne Page, who made her national costume herself. The outfit features intricate beading, jewels and several metres of mirrored material  
Miss Lebanon: Saly Greige. Saly wore the simplest item of clothing for the evening -  a billowing long sherwal, which is the most common and practical garment in rural areas of the country - although covered in this picture, the dress actually features trousers with a low crotch
Miss Russia: Yulia Alipova wore a dress inspired by the Byzantine era and its influence to the Russian culture. The ornate headress was embedded with brocade and emerald and ruby-like stones
Miss Korea: Yoo Yebin wore a Hanbok, which is the south Korean national dress. She also wore a outer layer that featured flags from all over the world as a symbol of unity 
Miss Chile: Hellen Toncio was one of the few women to wear trousers in the national costume round
Miss Japan: Keiko Tsuji came dress as a Sōjutsu fighter. Sōjutsu meanins "art of the spear" and is the Japanese martial art of fighting with a yari (a Japanese spear) 
Miss Kosovo: Artnesa Krasniqi's version of Kosovan national dress would most likely make many of her fellow countrymen blush 
Miss Ecuador: Alejandra Argudom wore one of the most revealing outfits of the evening. The costume featured several materials indigenous to Ecuador including the Tagua nut, also know as vegetable ivory, which comes from the rain forests of Ecuador
Miss Jamaica: Kaci Fennell came dressed as in carnival gear - which is one of the key moments in the Jamaican calendar 
Miss Australia: Tegan Martin wore an outfit inspired by the Aboriginal Dreamtime sunset. It was chosen from among a range of options, including one outfit inspired by the Sydney Opera House and another inspired by Steve Irwin
Miss India: Noyonita Lodh's outfit looked like it could be dangerous if you got too close 
Miss Portugal: Patricia Da Silva who came dressed in a costume depicting two birds. The Rooster of Barcelos is the fictional national bird of Portugal 
Miss Slovenia: Urska Bracko's outfit was one of the least outlandish
Miss Spain: Desire Cordero Ferrer wore a medieval-style gown for her national costume
Miss France: Camille Cerf wore a chic beret to match a red ribbon tied around the waist of her lace gown 
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  1. Unknown20:33

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