Philippine bet Angelica Lopez, along with Czech Republic’s Alina Dementjeva and Mexico’s Valeria Villanueva, landed on the list of Miss International 2024 frontrunners by global pageant observer Missosology.
On the Top 20 list released on Tuesday, Nov. 12, hours before the coronation night, Lopez ranked sixth while Dementjeva and Villanueva respectively placed first and second.
Dementjeva was described as a “sizzling hot blonde bombshell with a lithe figure and a head-turning beauty.”
Article continues after this advertisement“Her country is yet to win the crown but Miss International is known to favor European beauties and Alina is the strongest from the continent,” the pageant platform further said.
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Other standouts among the candidates are Colombia’s Juanita Urrea, Australia’s Selina McCloskey and Nigeria’s Perpetual Ukadike.
Article continues after this advertisementHere is the full list of Missosology’s Miss International 2024 final hot picks:
Article continues after this advertisement Czech Republic – Alina Dementjeva Mexico – Valeria Villanueva Colombia – Juanita Urrea Australia – Selina McCloskey Nigeria – Perpetual Ukadike Philippines – Angelica Lopez Taiwan – Oceana Lin-Kurie Poland – Ewa Jakubiec Honduras – April Tobie Spain – Charlotte Harrison Venezuela – Sakra Guerrero Dominican Republic – Miyuki Cruz Nicaragua – Mariela Cerros Cuba – Shelbi Byrnes Garcia Vietnam – Huynh Thi Thanh Thuy Indonesia – Sophie Kirana Peru – Sofia Cajo India – Rashmi Shinde Japan – Mei Ueda Ecuador – Paulethe CajasA total of 71 candidates are competing to inherit the Miss International crown from Andrea Rubio of Venezuela. The coronation night will be held at the Tokyo Dome City Hall in Tokyo, Japan on Tuesday night.
Lopez is vying to be the seventh Filipino woman to win the crown, following Gemma Cruz in 1964, Aurora Pijuan in 1970, Melanie Marquez in 1979, Precious Lara Quigaman in 2005, Bea Rose Santiago in 2013, and Kylie Verzosa in 2016.
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