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

miss denmark

My national costume represents the fighting cock from the Dominican Republic. The fighting cock, or "gallo," is a symbol of strength, resilience, and national pride in Dominican culture. It showcases the unique heritage of the Dominican Republic on a global stage.

This suit is a tribute to the cultural wealth of Ecuador.

Cleopatra Queen of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt

most powerful women in ancient Egypt about 3,400 years ago. The Great Royal Wife of King Akhanaton (Ak-he-na-ten) (Amenhotep) A-men-ho-tep)was Pharaoh of the eighteenth family (New Egypt), and was known as various titles, including the Great Royal Wife and the Lady of the two areas.

miss el salvador.
One of the most important and formidable gods in Pipil culture was considered the god of rain, water, thunder, and agriculture. He was seen as a benevolent god who provided rain for life but also as a relentless and destructive deity when he sent storms and drought. He always carried a large serpent in one of his hands, which represented the sinister lightning bolts that the god unleashed during storms, embodying his eternal power over reproduction and agriculture.

miss france
This 'reveals' costume symbolizes France's pride, starting with the rooster and transforming into a celebration of the French flag for Bastille Day. Second Look – Flag Dress The rooster opens to reveal a dress inspired by the French flag, with red, white, and blue draping. First Look – French Rooster Red feathers adorn the top, with a blue-to-white crystal center and a red feathered headpiece.

miss germany
"Warrior Of Victory" is inspired by Berlin's Victory Column, symbolizing Germany's 19th-century victories. The design features the German flag colors and conveys peace and prosperity. Phi Nhung blends elements from Germany, Vietnam, and Laos, incorporating the Vietnamese turban, "ao yem," rice culture, and the Laotian Frangipani flower to symbolize unity, peace, and her love for all her homelands.

The concept for 'Tawny(tawn-ny), the Golden Eagle Goddess of Ghana' centers on showcasing strength, freedom, and divine power through Ghana’s national bird, the eagle. The ensemble, complete with a flowing cape and golden footwear, embodies a powerful goddess, blending Ghana's natural beauty, cultural richness, and spiritual strength. The costume features grand, gold-adorned wings symbolizing vision and majesty, p… See more

miss gibraltar
The outfit features a reflective turquoise gown, inspired by the sea's tranquil waters. Its lightweight fabric symbolizes the Mediterranean breeze, and the flowing waves, made from recycled materials, highlight the importance of sustainability. The key represents the Mediterranean as a gateway between continents. This costume embodies our shared duty to protect the environment and the unity the sea represents.

Miss Grand Greenland’s national costume, “Mother of the Sea” by Louiz Tran, (lu-is-tan)celebrates the Arctic's magic and the Inuit goddess. Adorned with Greenlandic sea animals like polar bears, whales, and seals, it symbolizes the ocean's gifts and the Inuit's bond with nature. The back displays the northern lights, highlighting nature's power. This costume honors cultural heritage and calls for ocean conservation.

miss guatemala
National Costume embodies the fierce and majestic spirit of the jaguar, symbolizing its role as the vigilant protector of the jungle. Intricately designed with elements that reflect the lush and wild beauty of the forest, this attire celebrates the powerful presence and natural majesty of one of the jungle's most revered guardians.

miss haiti
The dress symbolizes Haiti's struggles and resilience.Headpiece: Represents the burdens Haiti faces—Injustice, Power, and Banditry—highlighting inequality, leadership issues, and crime.Crucifix: Signifies Religion's role in culture and conflict.Dress: Decorated to symbolize Haiti's beauty and strength.Basket on Stick: Reflects economic struggles.

miss honduras
This costume uses natural materials like seeds, reed, testón crystals, and recyclable fibers with renewal paint. It honors the PECH(Pećh), one of Honduras' nine surviving native tribes, from the northeast. Celebrating their sacred customs, it pays tribute to nature, fauna, and the endangered Emerald Colibri(Co-li-Bri), a magical hummingbird. Designed by architect Alberto de Castro, it represents Honduran heritage.

miss india
The Himalayas, one of the largest mountain ranges, are believed to touch the heavens and house powerful deities. From these peaks flows the sacred Ganga, regarded as a goddess blessing India with life-giving waters. Once heavenly, she descended to nurture the land after a king's prayers. Today, Ganga sustains over 500 million people, symbolizing purity and renewal. Let us honor and protect her for future generations. Clean Ganga, Grand Ganga.

Miss Grand Indonesia’s National Costume, designed by Annisa Banyuwangi, is inspired by the iconic Rumah Makan Padang Payakumbuah and its cuisine. With vibrant traditional decor, detailed patterns, bold red and gold accents, it celebrates West Sumatra’s rich culinary heritage and Nova Liana’s pride in Indonesia's cultural and gastronomic excellence.