7 Unorthodox Pageants – Beauty Without Limits
You are most probably accustomed to the beauty pageants in which you look at some of the most beautiful girls in the world. This list shows some pretty different pageants. These girls are still fighting for the title of the most beautiful one but under different circumstances. Thumbs up to such unprejudiced jury of such events and these brave girls.
Miss Atomic
“The idea behind the contest is to demonstrate how many beautiful girls and young women work in nuclear, because this industry has been closed from public for a long time and the word “atom” evoked usually negative feelings,” explains Ilya Platonov, Nuclear.Ru’s General Manager.
Miss Plastic Surgery
First Miss Plastic Surgery pageant was on December 18, 2004 in Beijing, China. Feng Qian beat 18 other contestants to win China’s first beauty pageant for women who have had plastic surgery.
Pregnant Beauty Contest
A contest that can only pregnant women join? It pretty much works like an ordinary beauty contest, ladies stride in front of a jury which should pick out the most beautiful, the most charming and the best looking woman.
Prison’s Beauty Pageant
Beauty can indeed be found everywhere, even behind the bars! The pageants are mostly held in Latin America and Russia.
Miss Mama Kilo
Miss Mama Kilo is a beauty contest Cameroon for women over 18 years and weighing at least 80 kilograms.
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Alternative Miss Ireland
Alternative Miss Ireland is an annual explosion of glamorous despair that raises money for Irish HIV/AIDS organizations.
Miss Sister Italy
An Italian priest wants nuns across the world to flaunt it in the name of beauty. He has organized a beauty contest open only to nuns, to give them more visibility within the Catholic church, and to fight the stereotype that they are old and dour. But before the contest took off, there was a huge controversy and Father Rungi had to cancel the event.
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Miss Landmine Survivor
The Miss Landmine Angola pageant was created by artist Morten Traavik to empower and instill female pride. This body of work also brings much attention to a serious subject in a progressive African nation. The portraits of these amazing survivers are touching and beautiful.
Bonus Photo: How Do You Imagine Burqa Contest? Maybe like this:
