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News From Netherlands
July 2024
Saartje Langstraat embarks on an exciting journey to Los Angeles to represent The Netherlands at the prestigious Miss Charm 2024 competition, showcasing her grace, intelligence, and dedication on an international stage.
July 2024
Ashley Brown, a 20-year-old singer and songwriter from Noord-Holland, won Miss Grand Netherlands 2024. Known for her stage presence and advocacy for mental health, she will represent the Netherlands at Miss Grand International 2024, emphasizing peace and humanitarian causes globally. Her victory highlights her dual passions for music and philanthropy, promising a impactful journey ahead on the international stage.
July 2024
Faylinn Pattileamonia, a passionate advocate for a conscious meat industry, has been crowned Miss Earth Netherlands 2024. Hailing from Overijssel, the 24-year-old beauty queen is determined to raise awareness for the voiceless and strives for a world where all living beings are treated with dignity.
July 2024
Faith Genneviève Landman, a former Miss Earth Netherlands and top 8 finalist at Miss Earth 2017, has been crowned Miss Universe Netherlands 2024. The 26-year-old beauty queen will represent the Netherlands at the 73rd Miss Universe competition in Mexico this November.
June 2024
The stage is set for the Miss Universe Netherlands 2024 pageant, where talented and inspiring women compete for the chance to represent the Netherlands on the global stage in Mexico. Who will be crowned on July 5th?
June 2024
The Miss Universe Netherlands 2024 competition is set to be a dazzling showcase of beauty, talent, and empowerment, featuring captivating runway walks and engaging interviews from each contestant.
March 2024
Bo Grooten was crowned Miss Supranational Netherlands 2024 at an event from BaroQco, Beauty Icon and 12 Months of Beauty as she became the official representative of Netherlands at Miss Supranational 2024.
February 2024
71st Miss World delegates from Europe are Kedist Deltour representing Belgium, Ivana Sabeva representing Bulgaria, Lucija Begic representing Croatia, Krystyna Pyszková representing Czech Republic, Johanne Grundt Hansen representing Denmark, Jessica Ashley Gagen representing England, Adriana Mass representing Estonia, Adelaide Botty van den Bruele representing Finland, Clémence Botino representing France, Aleksandra Modić representing Germany, Faith Torres representing Gibraltar, Samantha Misovits representing Greece, Hacsi Bogi representing Hungary, Ivanna McMahon representing Ireland, Rebecca Arnone representing Italy, Natalia Galea representing Malta, Diana Spotarenko representing Moldova, Anđela Vukadinović representing Montenegro, Amber Koelewijn representing Netherlands, Kaitlyn Jessica Clarke representing Ireland, Andrea Nesheim Farias representing Norway, Krystyna Sokołowska representing Poland, Catarina Ferreira representing Portugal, Ada-Maria Ileana representing Romania.
