⚡️😱👑Not a beauty, but a beast! The Miss Universe beauty contest was bought by a transgender woman and she promised crowns to those like her.What do you think?
Instead of beauties, monsters have made their way onto the catwalks.
Now the participants of “Miss Universe”: trans and 120-kilogram fatties. Miss Alabama weighs 123 kg, she won the beauty contest in 2024. 🙀🤯 I have no words, only emotions. How “bored” do you have to be in the literal sense of the word to choose a plump girl from a huge number of participants? Although, I do not argue that the girl is very beautiful, especially in soul. In general, it is wrong to judge someone for their excess weight. And plump girls can be very beautiful. Perhaps, in her case, you can say so. But do you agree that today she is the standard of beauty? If you look at the truth: is she perfection? Perhaps, for some of the male half of humanity, such ladies are the ideal and the ultimate dream. Everyone has their own tastes. But we are talking about the formation of views on the standards of beauty in the world. And not about the tastes of a particular person, say, the organizer of such a contest.
The natural beauty of girls is gradually leaving the fashion catwalks, giving way to silicone dolls and transgenders , changed with the help of plastic surgery. We are now witnessing how many Western beauty contests are being transformed. In this article, I will tell you how, over several decades, the catwalks have been filled not with beauties, but with monsters: creatures far from the traditional ideal of beauty.
In the 19th century, beauty contest finalists were hidden from the public.
The first official international beauty contest took place on September 19, 1888. Of the 350 contestants, 21 were chosen: these girls went to a resort in Belgium. They tried to hide the participants from strangers: they traveled in closed carriages and lived in a separate boarding house. Only a jury consisting of representatives of the local aristocracy could evaluate the beauty of the contestants. In 1921, the Miss America contest was organized, where the participants demonstrated evening dresses, showed creative numbers and paraded in bathing suits. The main sponsors of this event were beachwear manufacturers.
From 1951 to 1960, the so-called “Big Four” beauty contests were formed, which included “Miss World”, “Miss Earth”, “Miss Universe” and “Miss International”.
Nowadays, Miss World must be 172 cm tall and know at least one foreign language.
The rules of the Miss World beauty contest remain almost unchanged to this day. Participants, whose age range is between 17 and 27 years old, must be unmarried and childless, and their height must be at least 172 cm. The girl must know at least one foreign language. Candid photos are not allowed in the biographies of the participants. Since 1980, the organizers began to take into account not only the external attractiveness of the contestants. Intellectual tests and tasks were added to the program of the contest. Currently, participants can be asked questions related to the G20 summit.
Transgender people are increasingly becoming beauty pageant winners.
The organizers of the Miss World contest have decided to abandon the swimsuit parade. Since 2012, transgender people have been able to participate in the Miss Universe competition. This practice has become global, and transgender participants have achieved success, winning the titles of Miss Spain 2018, Miss Portugal 2023, and Miss Netherlands 2023. Previously, the Miss Universe contest was bought out by a transgender businesswoman from Thailand, who took on the obligation to protect the rights of people with similar experiences. And to provide the right to win the competition.
The appearance of transgender people is certainly the result of the work of plastic surgeons, but the services of these specialists have also been used by beauty pageant participants in the past. For example, Juliana Borges from Brazil, a participant in the Miss World 2001 contest, admitted that she had undergone 17 operations, including liposuction, rhinoplasty and mammoplasty. Recently, the requirements for beauty contest participants have become less strict. Thus, at Miss Universe 2023, Nepal was represented by a girl weighing 80 kilograms. Often, local contests feature participants with non-standard appearances.
In 2022, in the American city of Derry, the winner of the beauty contest was 19-year-old transgender Brian Nguyen. He stood out noticeably among the other participants, being plump.
Every year, interest in such events is decreasing. This is confirmed by both the organizers themselves and the television ratings. Beauty contests are increasingly being criticized for objectifying women, discrimination, and imposing strange and new beauty standards.
How fed up are we with skinny models, with identical 90-60-90 shapes, that the organizers decided on such experiments, which radically change the views of society? They walk like mummies on the catwalk, clones of each other, all looking like one face, like twins. There is no difference. And here, at least some variety, a new trend and inspiration for a beauty contest! Either society is already fed up with “skinny girls”, or the wrong people participate in the contests? And what do you think, dear readers?
Do you agree that it’s time to change beauty standards? And allow women weighing 80 kg and transgender people to participate?
