TKrystyna Pišková, a 5-year-old from the Czech Republic, 71st Miss World In Mumbai. After being crowned by the king, Miss World Karolina Bilawska In an emotional moment at the Geo Convention Center, Pišková described her victory as historic.
“I'm full of emotions, full of happiness, full of excitement. I can't wait to join the Miss World organization and become a beauty ambassador with a purpose and travel around the world. bigger cause” Pišková said in an exclusive interview after the victory. indianexpress.com.
Pišková said the Czech Republic represents a “fascinating beauty of culture and nature”. “We have a lot of beautiful historical places. We have the most castles in all of Europe. So there are a lot of things to see, but to represent my beautiful Czech Republic this is There is no greater power than that,” Pishkova said.
Krystyna Piszkova crowned by current Miss World Karolina Bielawska (high-speed photo provided by Amit Chakravarti)
especially, miss world The event was held in India for the first time in 28 years.
Piskova defeated the following players: India's Sini ShettyAshe Abrahams of Trinidad and Tobago, and Lesego Chombo of Botswana.
Yasmina Zaitoun from Lebanon became the first runner-up in a star-studded finale hosted by filmmaker Karan Johar and former Miss World Megan Young.
As the top eight contestants head to Mauritius on Monday, Piszkova said the “excitement” was palpable.
The model, who holds dual degrees in law and business administration, was seen wearing a dress custom-made for her by a Thai designer. “This was made for me by a Thai designer and I was so excited to work with him from the first time I saw his dress. I wanted it to be a dress. So I sent him the ideas I had and he made exactly what I wanted. So I'm very happy about it,” said the passionate about art. said Pishkova, who owns a transverse flute and enjoys playing the violin.
Sharing her experience of staying in India last month, Pishkova said: I must say the people are all very welcoming, very kind and very helpful. It feels like home. It's very important to me because it allows me to give my best performance on stage. Also, the culture is great. It's a very diverse country. You will definitely learn a lot here. I would be very grateful if I could come back to India again. ”
Given that beauty, fashion and sustainability are intertwined, Pišková said sustainability is an important issue. “I think that's something we all should be thinking about, because that's the key to solving a lot of problems. I'm also trying to incorporate sustainability into my life. So, Miss World On stage, my national costume designer's dress was made from recyclable materials and took on a new shine. So I think that's the path we should all take,” said Miss Czech Republic. said Ms. Pishkova, who wore an Aldo dress designed by Sam Dokure, a designer, creative director and stylist at .
In particular, according to miss world.com, Dolce's description of Aldo's dress describes it as a fusion of tradition and contemporary design. He was inspired by the folklore and traditions of Bohemia and Moravia, as well as Christina's hobbies. “Krystyna is a passionate equestrian and loves horseback riding, horse racing and all horse-related activities. The cut of the top of the dress was inspired by equestrian fashion and accessories by leading Czech milliner Jolana Kotabova. , which emphasizes the classic lines of the model. material The raw materials from which the dresses are made also come from this environment,” the website states.
Kristina Pishkova is a versatile contest winner (high speed photo: Jayashree Narayanan)
Additionally, the designer was fascinated by the rich hand embroidery inspired by Wallachian and Slovak folklore patterns that adorned the fabrics from which the models were made, which she said was the overall inspiration for the final look. Masu. “Until recently, it was an antique blanket used as a cover for transporting pampered stallions to protect them from the elements. Thanks to a new use, the same pattern has transcended the elegance of the horse's beauty. “Now you can emphasize.”
Changing gears, Pišková asserted the need for: woman And young girls will have agency. Pishkova said. indianexpress.com“My message to young girls is that if you want to achieve anything you need to believe in yourself, because when I was younger I didn't really believe in myself. When I realized that it all depends on my mindset and the way I talk to myself, I was able to develop a winner's mindset that I can achieve anything.”
