candidatas a miss grand internatonal 2024. final: 25 oct. sede: bangkok.

miss argentina
The Argyrophorus it is a butterfly that only exists in my country. The butterfly is the symbol of transformation, resilience and good luck. They are a symbol of rebirth. All these words accurately reflect my beautiful country.

Armenia's participant will embody the image of an Armenian queen, wearing a costume inspired by national elements. The outfit and crown draw from Armenian khachkars (Kat-kar-ratch) (cross-stones), known for their intricate engravings and floral motifs like roses and leaves, symbolizing life, love, and rebirth. These patterns, rich in symbolism, enhance the beauty and cultural significance of the attire, reinforcing Armenian identity.

miss australia
The South-eastern Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo, an endangered Australian bird, is known for its glossy black feathers, crowned head, and a red tail stripe resembling the Australian sunset. In Australia, spotting one during the dry season is believed to signal rain. Paitin (Pai-Tin) sees the black cockatoo as a symbol of hope and resilience, a promise of rain in drought. Enjoy the beautiful colors as this bird takes flight!

I proudly present Golden Bangladesh, a tribute to our nation's spirit and heritage. "Amar Shonar Bangla"(A-mar-sho-nar-bang-la) symbolizes the golden paddy fields and our cultural richness. Gold in our heritage stands for tradition, prosperity, and connection to our roots. The rising sun on this costume signifies hope and resilience, while the veil, marked with hashtags, honors our fight for justice. Golden Bangladesh embodies our courage, unity, and unyielding hope.

miss belgium
This national costume by Rossini van Wijk (Ros-si-ni- wek') showcases Belgian heraldry and the Coat of Arms. Miss Grand Belgium wears a headdress symbolizing the helmet and carries a shield with the Royal Golden Lion. The black shoulder piece represents the first color of Belgium’s flag, while the yellow costume and red accessories complete the flag’s colors, dating back to 1171 and officially recognized in 1831. The shoulder piece also features the Belgian Royal Crown, symbolizing the monarchy.

miss bolivia

miss brazil
Brazilian Soul: Colors of Tarsila

Tarsila do Amaral, a key figure in Brazilian modernism, defied conventions to offer new perspectives on Brazil through her art. Drawing inspiration from colors, landscapes, and popular culture, she shaped a uniquely Brazilian aesthetic, influenced by cubism but rooted in national identity. Her iconic painting "Abaporu( (A-ba-po-ru)," symbolizing Brazil’s creative strength, remains a landmark of the anthropophagic movement.

miss cameroon
My national costume embodies the spirit of a warrior princess, centered around the lion head, symbolizing Cameroon's strength and resilience as the Indomitable Lions. Inspired by the attire of our brave ancestors, it honors their sacrifices. Named after Nanisca, a warrior queen from "The Woman King," this costume represents my commitment to making Cameroon's name known and honoring our heritage.

This costume is Canada’s Maple Tree with flames, representing the current state of emergency our country is in from the wildfires. As a Canadian and firefighter, I am proudly wearing this costume to spread awareness and encourage families to create their own home evacuation and escape plans. Escape planning saves lives!

miss chile

miss china
The theme of the headwear is inspired by the famous Chinese painting "A Thousand Li of Rivers and Mountains", which is composed of pavilions, cranes and auspicious clouds. The clothing design is made of the traditional Chinese court style clothing design. The two-sleeved phoenix totem reflects the happiness and peace desired by Chinese culture.

miss colombia

A national costume that represents the flora of Cuba, the butterfly flower, Cubans national flower. As a little girl my grandmother called me Mariposa, wearing this costume is paying honor to her and to my country CUBA

This costume is inspired by Curaçao’s Queen Emma Bridge, known for its swinging design and role in connecting Willemstad's city center. Symbolizing unity, the bridge's vibrant LED lights create a stunning display at night. For Akisha, it holds personal significance, honoring her father’s work at the port. It also celebrates Curaçao's 2024 Gender Equality Law, representing progress and inclusivity.

The Miss Grand Czech Republic national costume by CRAFT EXPLOSION is inspired by the Saint Wenceslas eagle, symbolizing protection and courage. Representing bravery, wisdom, and devotion, it features eagle motifs for strength, golden wings with feathers and crystals for resilience, and a helmet honoring Czech kings, embodying Czech pride and national identity.