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FHM India Magazine
Miss Universe 2000 Lara Dutta on the Cover of FHM India Magazine's October issue.
Sense & Style Magazine
Miss Universe 2010 4th Runner-Up Maria Venus Raj for Sense & Style Magazine (October 2010) Issue.
___________________________________________________________FHM Philippines Magazine
Bb. Pilipinas-Universe 2009 Pamela Bianca Manalo is the cover girl of the Special Double (September 2010) issue of FHM Philippines magazine. The September issue is a special one since it includes the annual FHM Collections with Filipino top actor Cesar Montano on the flipside.
___________________________________________________________MUO Magazine
This is the first ever edition of MUO Magazine. It is a revamped version of what previously was known as the program book. We know what you are thinking, what kind of content could you create to compliment the pictures of this years stunning contestants?Well, we work with the best stylists in the country to dress our girls for their events. World renowned photographers as well as make-up and hair professionals provide the titleholders with a look that captures and enhances their true beauty. Personal trainers and nutritionists help them to stay healthy as they travel the country and the globe. We have had 59 years with access to the best resources available.
___________________________________________________________
The Asia Magazine (October 1969)
Featuring Miss Universe 1969 -
Gloria Diaz 0f the Philippines
(Photo Credits: Nostalgia Manila / Edward De Los Santos)
___________________________________________________________Mabuhay to Beauty: Profiles of Beauties and Essays on Pageants
Edited by Jose Wendell P. Capili
with Fidelio S. Blas, Jeffrey R. Jeturian, Norman Tinio,
Joseph M. Vitug, and Cesar M. Evangelista
Beauties and beauty pageants are as dear to Filipino hearts as music, dance and basketball are. To celebrate what we all cherish, the editors have put together humorous, informative, insightful and thoughtful profiles of beauties, reviews of pageants, and a historical essay on the cultural significance of beauties and contests in this ground-breaking book.
And illustrated them with pages and pages of gorgeous photographs that welcome beginner and aficionado alike to the enticing world of beauty.
General Editor Jose Wendell P. Capili and Co-Editors Boyet Blas, Jeffrey R. Jeturian, Norman Tinio, Joseph M. Vitug, and Ces Evangelista are well-known for their achievements as an academician, photographer/real estate manager, film/TV director, human resource development expert, editor, and journalist, respectively. They are renowned as experts and enthusiasts on beauties and pageants, discoverers and mentors of beauty queens, and as the moving spirits of www.mabuhaybeauties.com.
More Details:
Type: Book; English
Publisher: Milflores Pub., ©2003.
ISBN: 9718280197 9789718280195
OCLC: 53224271
___________________________________________________________
with Fidelio S. Blas, Jeffrey R. Jeturian, Norman Tinio,
Joseph M. Vitug, and Cesar M. Evangelista
Beauties and beauty pageants are as dear to Filipino hearts as music, dance and basketball are. To celebrate what we all cherish, the editors have put together humorous, informative, insightful and thoughtful profiles of beauties, reviews of pageants, and a historical essay on the cultural significance of beauties and contests in this ground-breaking book.And illustrated them with pages and pages of gorgeous photographs that welcome beginner and aficionado alike to the enticing world of beauty.
General Editor Jose Wendell P. Capili and Co-Editors Boyet Blas, Jeffrey R. Jeturian, Norman Tinio, Joseph M. Vitug, and Ces Evangelista are well-known for their achievements as an academician, photographer/real estate manager, film/TV director, human resource development expert, editor, and journalist, respectively. They are renowned as experts and enthusiasts on beauties and pageants, discoverers and mentors of beauty queens, and as the moving spirits of www.mabuhaybeauties.com.
More Details:
Type: Book; English
Publisher: Milflores Pub., ©2003.
ISBN: 9718280197 9789718280195
OCLC: 53224271
___________________________________________________________
Universal Beauty: The Miss Universe Guide to Beauty
By Cara Birnbaum
The MISS UNIVERSE® Pageant represents the international ideal of beauty, and this unique beauty guide has the inside tips from all over the world that only members of this very exclusive club can tell.
Beauty writer Cara Birnbaum and former Miss Universe winners bring together the diverse tips, insights, and secrets that have set these women apart and brought them to the pinnacle of beauty. Former title holders will share their beauty regimens as will the professionals who work with contestants to achieve the Miss Universe look.
Readers with busy schedules will benefit from tips that will take them from daytime looks to ultraglamour in a matter of minutes.
Because Miss Universe is international, all races, skin tones, hair types, and body types will be included. Former title holders of different ages will address how personal care and beauty regimens change over time to continue to achieve a fantastic appearance.
More details:
Universal Beauty: The Miss Universe Guide to Beauty
The Traveler and The Gate Checkers
"The Elusive Miss Belgium" (Excerpt)
by Ted Lerner
..Apparently 6,000 people a night would be attending the shows but I knew I had no intention of going. I'd never gotten into the Sinatra myth. I always considered Sinatra to be of another generation. I was raised on rock and eventually ventured into things like reggae, funk and salsa.
Frank just never caught my imagination. I had never seen him and had little interest in seeing him in Manila. It sounded like something for the old folks and sentimentalists. Anyway, at that point, my main concern was getting my hands on someone perhaps more popular than Ol' Blue Eyes, at least in Manila anyway. Her name was Christelle Roelandts.
Christelle Roelandts? Although she was probably the most popular person in the Philippines at the time, even Filipinos didn't know her by her real name. Mention the moniker, "Miss Belgium," however, and you'd get quite a different reaction.
The Miss Universe pageant had been held a month prior in Manila. Although she didn't win, and didn't even make it into the top ten, Miss Belgium was the one contestant who nearly brought the country to its knees. Her innocent, vulnerable and voluptuous features made her the instant favorite among the beauty pageant-crazed public and press in the Philippines, all of whom mobbed her wherever she went.
The country simply fell in love with her. Anything she did drew crazed interest and a horde of people. The four Belgian neckties that Miss Belgium donated to the Miss Universe charity auction fetched a hefty total of $400. Miss Belgium even complained that a woman was waiting to take her picture as she came out of the stall in the ladies' room...
"She's a natural beauty," said a doorman at the Manila Hotel, where the contestants stayed.
"She's mysterious and intriguing," said one of the hotel's supervisors. Explained one Filipino reporter, "Miss Belgium is the typical girl any Filipino male would love. Filipinos love mestizas-white skin, tall, with a face like a doll. She looks so vulnerable."
I had covered the Miss Universe pageant a month before and was trying to write a story on the event for a magazine back in the States. I was able to get a lot of pictures of the contestants during the pageant but nothing good of Miss Belgium. Each day for a month, the pageant organizers had put out photos for sale of the contestants and you couldn't even get near a shot of Miss Belgium, unless you felt like elbowing people in the head. Men and women were acting like stark raving lunatics trying to get their hands on her pictures. This spawned a thriving black market in copies of Miss Belgium's photos. In June, one month after the pageant, underground copies of her photo were still the hottest selling item on the streets of Manila.
In Manila if you want something from the underground, you're very likely to find it in the teeming madness that is Quiapo, where you can just about get anything your heart desires, and doesn't desire, as well. I was also informed that Quiapo had a street known for its many photo shops. I figured Miss Belgium could definitely be found down there...
Published by Book of Dreams, Verlag, Germany, 2003
___________________________________________________________
Beauty Queen: Here She Comes
By Elissa Stein
Each year over 700,000 beauty pageants are held in cities and towns the world over. Here is a celebration of that glitz and that glory. From Miss Universe to Miss Potato Blossom, this colorful book showcases pageants large and small, focusing on the heyday of beauty contests from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Chapters on fashion, talent, bathing-suit competitions, and congeniality are packed with insider information on exactly what it takes to win the crown, secrets to looking perennially polished.
Each year over 700,000 beauty pageants are held in cities and towns the world over. Here is a celebration of that glitz and that glory. From Miss Universe to Miss Potato Blossom, this colorful book showcases pageants large and small, focusing on the heyday of beauty contests from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Chapters on fashion, talent, bathing-suit competitions, and congeniality are packed with insider information on exactly what it takes to win the crown, secrets to looking perennially polished and poised, and tidbits on the beauty queen wave, talent dos and don''ts, and pageant etiquette. With over 100 vintage photos, "Beauty Queen is a sweetly nostalgic ode to pageantry perfection.
More Details:
Format:Trade Paperback
Dimensions:7.3 x 7.24 x 0.69 in
Published:February 8, 2006
Publisher:Chronicle Books
ISBN - 10:0811848647
ISBN - 13:9780811848640
By Cara Birnbaum
The MISS UNIVERSE® Pageant represents the international ideal of beauty, and this unique beauty guide has the inside tips from all over the world that only members of this very exclusive club can tell.Beauty writer Cara Birnbaum and former Miss Universe winners bring together the diverse tips, insights, and secrets that have set these women apart and brought them to the pinnacle of beauty. Former title holders will share their beauty regimens as will the professionals who work with contestants to achieve the Miss Universe look.
Readers with busy schedules will benefit from tips that will take them from daytime looks to ultraglamour in a matter of minutes.
Because Miss Universe is international, all races, skin tones, hair types, and body types will be included. Former title holders of different ages will address how personal care and beauty regimens change over time to continue to achieve a fantastic appearance.
More details:
Universal Beauty: The Miss Universe Guide to Beauty
By Cara Birnbaum
Edition: illustrated
Published by Thomas Nelson Inc, 2006
ISBN 1401602290, 9781401602291
209 pages
___________________________________________________________Edition: illustrated
Published by Thomas Nelson Inc, 2006
ISBN 1401602290, 9781401602291
209 pages
The Traveler and The Gate Checkers
"The Elusive Miss Belgium" (Excerpt)
by Ted Lerner
..Apparently 6,000 people a night would be attending the shows but I knew I had no intention of going. I'd never gotten into the Sinatra myth. I always considered Sinatra to be of another generation. I was raised on rock and eventually ventured into things like reggae, funk and salsa.Frank just never caught my imagination. I had never seen him and had little interest in seeing him in Manila. It sounded like something for the old folks and sentimentalists. Anyway, at that point, my main concern was getting my hands on someone perhaps more popular than Ol' Blue Eyes, at least in Manila anyway. Her name was Christelle Roelandts.
Christelle Roelandts? Although she was probably the most popular person in the Philippines at the time, even Filipinos didn't know her by her real name. Mention the moniker, "Miss Belgium," however, and you'd get quite a different reaction.
The Miss Universe pageant had been held a month prior in Manila. Although she didn't win, and didn't even make it into the top ten, Miss Belgium was the one contestant who nearly brought the country to its knees. Her innocent, vulnerable and voluptuous features made her the instant favorite among the beauty pageant-crazed public and press in the Philippines, all of whom mobbed her wherever she went.
The country simply fell in love with her. Anything she did drew crazed interest and a horde of people. The four Belgian neckties that Miss Belgium donated to the Miss Universe charity auction fetched a hefty total of $400. Miss Belgium even complained that a woman was waiting to take her picture as she came out of the stall in the ladies' room...
"She's a natural beauty," said a doorman at the Manila Hotel, where the contestants stayed.
"She's mysterious and intriguing," said one of the hotel's supervisors. Explained one Filipino reporter, "Miss Belgium is the typical girl any Filipino male would love. Filipinos love mestizas-white skin, tall, with a face like a doll. She looks so vulnerable."
I had covered the Miss Universe pageant a month before and was trying to write a story on the event for a magazine back in the States. I was able to get a lot of pictures of the contestants during the pageant but nothing good of Miss Belgium. Each day for a month, the pageant organizers had put out photos for sale of the contestants and you couldn't even get near a shot of Miss Belgium, unless you felt like elbowing people in the head. Men and women were acting like stark raving lunatics trying to get their hands on her pictures. This spawned a thriving black market in copies of Miss Belgium's photos. In June, one month after the pageant, underground copies of her photo were still the hottest selling item on the streets of Manila.
In Manila if you want something from the underground, you're very likely to find it in the teeming madness that is Quiapo, where you can just about get anything your heart desires, and doesn't desire, as well. I was also informed that Quiapo had a street known for its many photo shops. I figured Miss Belgium could definitely be found down there...
Published by Book of Dreams, Verlag, Germany, 2003
___________________________________________________________
Beauty Queen: Here She Comes
By Elissa Stein
Each year over 700,000 beauty pageants are held in cities and towns the world over. Here is a celebration of that glitz and that glory. From Miss Universe to Miss Potato Blossom, this colorful book showcases pageants large and small, focusing on the heyday of beauty contests from the 1930s to the 1970s.Chapters on fashion, talent, bathing-suit competitions, and congeniality are packed with insider information on exactly what it takes to win the crown, secrets to looking perennially polished.
Each year over 700,000 beauty pageants are held in cities and towns the world over. Here is a celebration of that glitz and that glory. From Miss Universe to Miss Potato Blossom, this colorful book showcases pageants large and small, focusing on the heyday of beauty contests from the 1930s to the 1970s.
Chapters on fashion, talent, bathing-suit competitions, and congeniality are packed with insider information on exactly what it takes to win the crown, secrets to looking perennially polished and poised, and tidbits on the beauty queen wave, talent dos and don''ts, and pageant etiquette. With over 100 vintage photos, "Beauty Queen is a sweetly nostalgic ode to pageantry perfection.
More Details:
Format:Trade Paperback
Dimensions:7.3 x 7.24 x 0.69 in
Published:February 8, 2006
Publisher:Chronicle Books
ISBN - 10:0811848647
ISBN - 13:9780811848640
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