Friday, October 23’ 2015 was dedicated to the Charity Dinner Gala for Miss International 2015 finalists. At the grand Charity event which took place in Happoen, Tokyo, the Japanese guests were treated with a delightful view, as 72 of the world’s most astounding women paraded adorning their respective national and festival costumes. The Charity concert started with Japanese music played by world- famous Japanese musician, Yoshiki.
Most of the delegates were keen to exhibit every inch of their costumes to the crowd, however, some were a bit enigmatic and anxious to show them all. Some even chose to walk wearing simple traditional dresses of their country.
Aside from the host delegate, Arisa Nakagawa, who was undoubtedly the show stealer, it was Miss Honduras, Jennifer Valle who most applauded. The moment she appeared with her emerald green tribal costume representing the Mayan goddess of fertility, everyone was stunned by her beauty.
Paragua’s Monica Mariani Pascualoto walked the stage wearing a striking yellow costume with a giant headgear which made her look incredible. The headgear was crafted with intricate sequined design. She carried off the costume very well!! Representing the majestic culture of Bolivia, Alejandra Panozo surprised the onlookers adorning a sassy piece. Her costume was designed infusing so many flamboyant colors. She looked peppy and spunky!
Talking about Mongolia’s Azzaya Tsogt-Ochir, though, her orange colored costume was very simple. However, she managed to look beautiful. She donned a pearl head band, which gave her costume the much needed glamour. On the other hand china’s representative Liu Xinyue paraded wearing striking blood red kimono which was an arresting sight for the audiences. The detailed embroidery on the costume made her national costume look affluent.
Wearing a striking yellow colored costume, Miss Panama, Jhasmeiry Herrera Evans was an extravagant for Japanese eyes and for the crowd of course. Another delegate who grabbed the attention of the viewers was the bridal gown inspired Filipiniana attire of Janicel Lubina, Miss Philippines. Her queenly face complimented well into the overall appeal of the costume.
Next, delegate was USA’s Lindsay Becker, who was well-praised when she walked down the stage with her space suit! She looked hot, brazen and spunky while holding her helmet. Further, talking about Mette Riis Sorensen’s white swan, it was also another dear costume of the crowd! Nepal’s Medha Koirala dressed up in a simple Himalayan costume, with intricate design and vibrant hues that were pleasant to the eyes. Aruba’s Laura Ruiz was also remarkable in her purple-colored costume.
While Sri Lanka and India looked incredible wearing their respective costumes, both were visually stunning as well!!