Meet 8 hopefuls for Miss Earth 2017 crown
VOV.VN - Representatives of Vietnam, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Thailand, and the host, the Philippines are hoping to be crowned as queen of the Miss Earth 2017 pageant.
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| The Miss Earth 2017 pageant began on October 8 in the Philippines, drawing the participation of 86 contestants from around the world. They took part in swimsuit, evening gown, national costume and Q&A competitions. Before the grand finale on November 4 (local time), many outstanding faces were unveiled. Pictured, Miss Earth Venezuela Ninoska Vásquez won the most medals in sub-contests (2 gold, 2 silver, and 1 bronze). She is 1.71 meters tall and measures 86-58-91. |
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Miss Earth Thailand Paweensuda Drouin is expected to enter the Top 8 in the final. The 23-year-old girl is 1.81 meters tall and measures 86-66-94. She has won 3 silver medals in sub-contests. |
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| Miss Earth Puerto Rico Karla Victoria Aponte, 19, is 1.75 meters tall and measures 86-61-91. She has 3 gold medals from sub-contests. |
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Miss Earth Panama Erika Parker, 23, is 1.76 meters tall and measures 86-69-91. She has 1 bronze medal from sub-contests, and is highly regarded for her presentation ability. |
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| Miss Earth Vietnam Ha Thu is 1.71 meters tall, weighs 50kg and measures 85-60-90. She has won 3 gold and 2 bronze medals in sub-contests, and ranks second in the medal tally, behind the representative from the host, the Philippines. In a vote on the Missosology website, Ha Thu has the lead in the Top 8. |
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| Miss Earth United States Andreia Gibau is 1.79 meters tall and measures 81-58-91. She has 1 silver and 1 bronze medal from sub-contests. She has an excellent figure and is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese, and English. |
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| Miss Earth Netherlands Faith Landman has a beautiful face. She is 1.77 meters tall and measures 84-66-97. |
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| Karen Ibasco, 26, is from the host, the Philippines. She is 1.7 meters tall and measures 84-61-91. She is currently leading the medal tally with 3 gold and 2 silver medals from sub-contests. |
