The 73rd Miss Universe competition culminates tonight in Mexico, with contestants vying for the coveted title currently held by Denmark’s Victoria Kjær Thelivig [[1]]. Representing Venezuela, Stephany Abasali has advanced to the top 12, continuing the nation’s strong tradition in the international pageant [[2]]. This year’s competition, featuring 122 participants, highlights not only beauty and poise but also serves as a platform for cultural exchange and emerging talent [[3]].
Miss Venezuela, Stephany Abasali, advanced to the top 12 at the Miss Universe competition. The top 12 included representatives from Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Guadeloupe, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, China, the Philippines, Thailand, Malta, and Côte d’Ivoire.
Over recent weeks, 122 contestants showcased their essence, charisma, and attitude, demonstrating their potential throughout the competition’s various activities. The Miss Universe pageant remains a significant platform for emerging talent and cultural exchange.
This year’s judging panel features Miss Universe 2020, Andrea Meza, Venezuelan model and entrepreneur Sharon Fonseca, Brazilian painter Romero Britto, Cuban journalist and writer Ismael Cala, Indian badminton player Saina Nehwal, Miss Thailand 1998 Chalida Thaochalee, and Filipino singer Louie Heredia.
On Thursday, Victoria Kjær Thelivig, the first Danish woman to be crowned Miss Universe, will pass on her title. She was 21 years old when she received the title of the world’s most beautiful woman. Tonight, the new Miss Universe will be crowned with the Luz del Infinito—or Lumière de l’Infini—tiara, which was presented last year in Mexico.
