12 outstanding beauties in the top 40 of Miss World 2021
Do Thi Ha and other beauties from Venezuela, the Philippines... are predicted by experts to be in the top 12 of Miss World 2021.
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| Before the final round in the early morning of March 17 (Hanoi time), the Missosology website announced the prediction of the top 12. Do Thi Ha was mentioned at the end of the list, in the group of beauties expected to continue on the final day of the competition. The Vietnamese beauty returned to Puerto Rico last weekend after nearly 3 months of postponing the competition due to the pandemic. Do Thi Ha won a ticket to the top 40 thanks to the judges' votes. She made an effort to make her mark in the sub-contests, entering the top 13 of the "Supermodel" competition, top 16 of the "Head-to-head Challenge" round, and top 27 of the "Talent" round. Miss Vietnam also set a goal of entering the top 12 in this year's competition. Photo: Tran Hoang Vu |
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| Missosology rates Venezuela's Alejandra Conde as the most potential candidate for the crown this year. She was born in 1997 in the city of Villa of Cura and is currently a medical student. Conde said she actively participates in charity work, often cooking for the homeless in the area. The beauty queen achieved high results in the sub-competitions such as top 8 in the "Head-to-head Challenge", top 13 in "Supermodel", top 10 in "Media", top 28 in "Charity Project". Photo: Miss World |
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| Tracy Maureen Perez - representative of the Philippines - is ranked second in potential by Missosology. Born in 1993, she is one of the oldest contestants this year. The beauty won a ticket to the top 40 thanks to a charity project supporting single mothers in her hometown. She was also in the top 8 excellent contestants in the "Head-to-head Challenge" section. Photo: Miss World Miss Ivory Coast Olivia Yacé is considered the strongest contestant from Africa. She achieved impressive results in the sub-competitions such as winning the "Supermodel" and "Media" sections, and entering the top 27 in the "Talent" section. The beauty is 1.8m tall, has 3 balanced curves and many years of experience as a fashion model. Photo: Miss World Miss World Ivory Coast 2021 Olivia YACE |
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| Miss Ivory Coast Olivia Yacé is considered the strongest contestant from Africa. She achieved impressive results in the sub-contests such as winning the "Supermodel" and "Media" categories, and entering the top 27 of the "Talent" category. The beauty is 1.8m tall, has a well-proportioned body and many years of experience as a fashion model. Photo:Miss World |
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| Audrey Monkam of Cameroon is also a contestant who has attracted attention in the African region. The beauty queen was born in 1995, is 1.8m tall, graduated from university with a degree in Finance - Banking, and is currently working as a fashion model. She ranked second in the "Top Model" section and was in the top 8 of the "Head-to-head Challenge". Photo:Miss World |
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| Aryam Diaz - representative of host Puerto Rico - is predicted to be in the top 5. The 24-year-old beauty, 1.77 m tall, works as a TV host. Before the final, she ranked third in the "Top Model" competition. Photo:Miss World |
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| Poland's Karolina Bielawska is considered the strongest contestant in Europe this year. She was born in 1999 and is currently studying for a master's degree. The beauty is 1.79m tall and has many years of experience as a fashion model. Photo:Miss World |
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| Mexico's representative - Karolina Vidales - was not highly rated but climbed the rankings thanks to good performances in the sub-rounds. She won a ticket to the top 40 thanks to winning the sports round and high achievements in the "Charity Project", "Media", and "Supermodel" sections. Photo:Miss World |
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| Indian beautyManasa Varanasi, born in 1997,ranked sixth but many beauty experts predict that she can cause a big surprise in the final night. The beauty is 1.76m tall, graduated in Computer Science. She entered the top 40 thanks to a charity project calling for amendments and improvements to child laws in her home country. Photo:Miss World |
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| Karolína Kopíncová was born in 1998, from the Czech Republic. She is 1.84 m tall, and was in the top 13 of the "Supermodel" competition and the top 10 of the "Charity Project". Photo:Miss World |
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| South Africa's Shudufhadzo Musida made it into the top 40 thanks to her placement in the top six of the "Kindness Project". Born in 1996, she holds a Bachelor of Social Sciences degree in Philosophy, Politics and Economics from the University of Pretoria. She is currently studying International Relations at the University of the Witwatersrand. Musida is often compared toZozibini Tunzi, South African beauty crowned Miss Universe 2019. Photo:Miss World |
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| Carla Yules of Indonesia is the third Southeast Asian contestant predicted to be in the top 12. Born in 1996, the beauty queen graduated from a hotel major in Australia. She is 1.72 m tall and has been praised for her English presentation skills. Photo:Carla Yules Instagram |