To pay tribute to her garbage collector father, Miss Thailand parades in a dress made from pieces of discarded soda cans

2024-01-17 11:04:38

During the 72nd edition of the “Miss Universe” competition, it was Sheynnis Palacios, Miss Nicaragua, who won the coveted title. Nevertheless, although she did not win the crown that day, Miss Thailand attracted a lot of attention. The young woman, now 25 years old, is surely the candidate who will have made the most impression. And for good reason, she made an unexpected gesture of great nobility of heart: she paid tribute to her father who was a garbage collector and her mother who was a sweeper by wearing a dress specially designed with tin can tabs. During the preliminary rounds of the competition, Anna Sueangam-iam surprised the jury, the public and the viewers with this atypical, yet sumptuous dress, which has a deep symbolism with her own family history. In January 2023, People magazine detailed this moving moment.

She went from “Miss Garbage” to “Miss Thailand”!

Miss Univers Anna – Source : spm

A feline face, a goddess-like figure, magnificent hair… Yes, Anna is breathtakingly beautiful. However, she has come a long way. Despite her prestigious title of Miss Thailand, she was often nicknamed ” Miss Garbage » (Editor’s note: garbage in French) because of his parents’ thankless job: his father collects waste and his mother is a sweeper. She also declared that she had always suffered from mockery towards her. Since childhood, because of her parents’ work, she grew up under criticism and contemptuous looks. It was already a great revenge for her to have been able to glean the crown of a beauty queen. But, even more, being a candidate for Miss Universe was a real achievement and a nice snub to the haters.

A great revenge on the stage of Miss Universe 2023

As you know, dozens of looks parade on the stage of the Miss Universe competition. But, on this occasion, there are always candidates who stand out from the crowd. And this time, it was Anna Sueangam-iam who was the center of attention. Not only for his grace and his advantageous physique, but above all for his humility. Which also made her one of the favorites in the competition. All the spotlight was on one of the dresses she wore. Or rather should we say a real little work of art!

Uninhibited and not embarrassed in the least, she proved that she was very proud of her origins and her parents’ profession, by wearing a dress entirely made of “waste”: she thus paid tribute to them with this unique piece designed made from can rings and enhanced with Swaroski diamonds. “ A magnificent dress of hidden precious diamonds ”, as she described it.

A unique and symbolic dress that stole the show from the other candidates

Anna’s dress – Source: spm

Anna wore an exclusive recycled dress that was perfectly cut for her and fitted in a majestic way. It has been meticulously handcrafted with used aluminum tabs and Swarovski rhinestones, with a split front. Looking closer, you can see the chain frame with the diamond-encrusted tabs that make up the body of the fabric. And, it’s a pure marvel!

Enthusiastic and euphoric, Internet users acclaimed the miss, saluting her devotion to her parents and her significant gesture. Many of them were also captivated by this ultra-glamorous dress with an haute couture look. Anna also explained her motivations via Instagram: “ This dress was fully inspired by my family environment. I grew up with parents who collected waste and I spent my childhood surrounded by recyclable products. This unique dress was made from recycled materials. It’s a way of showing the world that many things in reality have their own value and beauty! “, she writes. “ You shouldn’t stay stuck in the dark environment you were born into. Always believe in yourself and keep in mind that you have the power to change your own life for the better! », concluded Miss Thailand. Excellent philosophy of life.

Miss Univers Anna – Source : spm


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