Hoai Sa shines as Miss International Queen 2020 reaches semi-final stage
Hoai Sa, Vietnam’s representative at Miss International Queen 2020, put on a stunning display alongside the other 21 contestants during the semi-final night of the transgender pageant in Thailand on March 5.
Hoai Sa wows both the competition’s judges and members of the audience as she dons a red outfit for the occasion.
Here are some images of the contestants competing in the evening gown segment. Miss Sweden Vicky Tran appears charming as she wears a fish tail outfit.
The entrant from the Philippines moves gracefully in a black fishtail evening gown
The representative of host nation Thailand stands at 1.80 metres tall.
The beauty from Taiwan (China) looks confident on stage.
The Singaporean competitor dresses in a red outfit similar to that of Hoai Sa but made of a different material.
The representative from the United States shines whilst wearing a blue outfit (L) next to Hoai Sa.
Miss Mexico takes to the stage for the semifinals.
The Malaysian representative competes for a place in the final.
The contestant from Laos has an aura of charming beauty surrounding her.
The French entrant is hopeful of progressing to the final.
Many pundits believe that Miss Australia shares similarities with Huong Giang, Miss International Queen 2018.
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