Stephanie Del Valle from Puerto Rico was recently named Miss Word 2016, and she could barely keep herself together after she won.
Emily London Miller is a portrait photographer, teacher of photography and a little fairy. She transforms women’s appearance in an amazing way.
When Natalia Castellar was younger she was often mocked for having thick, black eyebrows. But a modeling contract the 17-year-old was able to land thanks to her unusual appearance finally shut the mouths of her bullies.
If you saw these girls in real life, you would never guess that they are models.
“Face of Beauty International” was created in 2012 as “Miss Teen Face of Beauty International 2012.” In only four years the pageant has grown to become an internationally renowned beauty pageant. The event has already been hosted in Thailand and Taiwan. This year it was held in Mongolia from September 27 to October 9. Alena Raeva, a Russian contestant, won the title of the Most Beautiful Face of the World 2016.
Alexandra Botez, 20, has been playing chess since she was only 6. She was a five-time National Girls Champion in Canada, and won the U.S. Girls Nationals when she was 15.
There is a Facebook challenge that has recently gone viral. The challenge asks people to post two pictures of themselves: a childhood photo and an adult one. The photos that girls have been posting reveal their incredible transformations from awkward youngsters to "glowing" adults. Check them out.
Never trust a woman with too much makeup.
17 year-old Annelies Maria Francine from Belgium has a real gift to take timeless photographs. And seeing her amazing photos there are no doubts that she can personify any character she wants.
Romanian photographer Mihaela Noroc quit her job in 2013 to travel around the world visiting different countries and take photos of local women there. She's been to 50 countries in total on all continents and snapped pictures of hundreds of women to create her project "Atlas of Beauty." "More than ever, I think our world needs an Atlas of Beauty to show that diversity is something beautiful, not a reason for conflict," explained the photographer.
It is actually called the “rainbow undercut,” as explains Russian Instagram user Katichka. This unique hairdo was made by a St. Petersburg-based hairdresser Aliya Askarova. Katichka says that she likes this haircut because this way she can take a cat along with her wherever she goes.
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