Miss International 2017 Final: Runner-up Thuy Dung is expected to make it into the Top 15

Runner-up Thuy Dung was extremely radiant in her national costume inspired by Vietnamese storks and bamboo fences at the final round of the Miss International 2017 pageant taking place in Japan. She is expected to be in the Top 15.

At 1 p.m. on November 14, the final round of the Miss International 2017 contest officially took place in Tokyo, Japan. Before that, the girls had many activities to visit, learn and explore the unique cultural features of the people of the land of the rising sun.

Miss International does not have an interview round, so everyday soft skills are very important in the judges' evaluation criteria. Runner-up Thuy Dung tried her best to complete everything, even when she had chickenpox.

Before the G hour, the Vietnamese representative at the Miss World 2017 "arena" also sent her best wishes to Thuy Dung at Miss International this year. My Linh shared: "Looking at these pictures makes me so sad. Only when you compete internationally do you know how hard it is. Waking up early in the morning, dimly lit, sitting and doing makeup, hair, preparing clothes, shoes, etc.

She confided that every time she travels, she is "drowned" in suitcases and luggage, and there are many difficulties behind the beautiful images when standing in the spotlight.

“Today, this girl will reap the rewards after months of preparation and fighting. May she shine, fulfill her mission and bring glory to Vietnam” - Miss Vietnam 2016 sent her best wishes to Thuy Dung before the Miss International Final this year.

Key developments at the Miss International 2017 Final:

13:50: The beauties return to the stage for the Swimsuit competition. This is the most anticipated round of this year's competition.

13:20: The Miss International finals officially began with the National Costume competition. The beauties were extremely radiant and beautiful when wearing the proud traditional costumes of their country.

Vietnam's representative - Runner-up Thuy Dung appeared beautifully in the national costume named Tien Dung. Inspired by the traditional ao dai of the nation, the costume brings a familiar image in the Vietnamese mind - the stork.

According to TPO