Alankrita Sahai Representing (India) Miss Earth 2014 Top 16 Video

Sixteenth entry to our Top Sixteen (16)  Miss Earth 2014 is Miss Earth India 2014 Alankrita Sahai. Alankrita is 20 years of age, 165cm tall, and has vital statistics of 81-61-86. She is a Business Developement Officer and an artist. Her hobbies include dancing, reading and travelling.

Alankrita competed in regional pageant in the year 2009 and was crowned Miss Noida 2009. She then participated in Miss Diva Universe 2014 pageant where she finished as first runner-up and was crowned Miss Earth India 2014.

At the ongoing Miss Earth 2014 pageant Alankrita was awarded with a gold medal in evening gown competition and with a bronze medal in swimsuit competition.

India had won Miss Earth title in the year 2010, when Nicole Faria was crowned Miss Earth 2010. Alankrita seems to be giving a tough competition to the other contestants of Miss Earth pageant. What do you think?

Our Top 16 so far includes Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Guyana, India, Kenya, Mongolia, Myanmar, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Romania, Spain, Ukraine, and Venezuela. Stay tuned to Angelopedia as we bring you the latest updates on Miss Earth 2014!

Miss Earth 2014 Top 16 Video


Miss India Earth, Alankrita Sahai,poses during the fashion show round at the Miss Earth pageant.

Alankrita, with Miss Japan, Miss Italy and Miss Madagascar.

Miss India Earth, Alankrita Sahai with the contestants of Miss Earth during the fashion show.

Alankrita looks dazzling in a all black attire during the Miss Earth fashion show round.

Miss Spain with MIss Tahiti, Miss Tanzania and Miss U.S. Virgin Island.

Miss Slovak Republic with Miss Spain and Miss South Africa during the fashion show.

Miss Earth contestants pose during the fashion show round at the Miss Earth pageant.

Miss India Earth, Alamkrita Sahai, during the resort wear competition.

Alankrita Sahai Photo Gallery

Koyal Rana (FEMINA MISS INDIA WORLD 2014) Real Life Photos

Koyal Rana (FEMINA MISS INDIA WORLD 2014)

Koyal Rana Family 

winning Teen Diva India International 2008 with my little brother and sister

Koyal Rana's little brother, Sarthak

Who said being the eldest sibling in the family is tough? Specially when you have such supportive siblings! That's my sister Sonakshi on the left and my brother Sarthak on the right! Love them

Koyal Rana grandmother's blessings

Modern Generation Unique Platinum Gifts

This Valentine’s make an everlasting impression with eternal platinum

Valentine’s Day is that occasion when you express true love to someone special and what better way to celebrate it than by gifting precious platinum jewelry that will last for a lifetime. The plethora of options helps you to pick the right one which best symbolises your love for your partner.

Platinum jewellery defines today’s generation which is modern yet has a touch of traditionalism. The uniqueness of the design makes it the perfect choice for any occasion and one of the best gifting options. There are enough options to choose from for gifting for men and for women. Right from exquisite chain and pendants, to delicate earrings, stunning bracelets or bangles, to rings and love bands for women and elegant and substantive chains, bracelets, rings, cufflinks for men.

Pakistani Actress and Model Amna Ilyas Biography, Stills

Pakistani Model Amna Ilyas Biography

Amna Ilyas is a Pakistani Actress and model. She was born in city of Lahore,.
Born: February 20, 1991 (age 22), Lahore, Pakistan
Amna Ilyas: The mysterious beauty of the fashion industry
Ilyas may not yet be a household name but she is being titled as ‘Pakistan’s Couture Queen.’

Movie career
In the movie Zinda Bhaag -2013 , she is the leading lady; and she is playing the role of Rubina.

Modeling career
When we talk about some of the renowned top models in Pakistan, then we talk about the young model, Amna Ilyas. She has been named in the list of those models that have gained back maximum success and fame in just minimum time scale. This Pakistani model, Amna Ilyas has so far walked on many fashion shows and ramps on national and international level as well. Her confidence in front of the camera and bold attitude has made her much prominent amongst the other models. She entered inside the fashion planet in a very young age. She is known for her slim body figure along with her very hot beauty looks. In the beginning of her career she kept herself as simple and elegant looking but suddenly she transform her personality into sexy looking diva that grabs the attention of many people. we would like to mention the few brand names who worked with this model such as HSY, Karma, Khaadi Khass, ChenOne and so on. In year 2012, she won the award for Model of the Year(Female) in 11th Lux Style Awards

Model Amna Ilyas Stills 

Model Amna Ilyas

Jewelery : Alisons

Photography & Styling by Mudassir Dossal @ Dossal's The Photographer

Make-up Huma & Zara's

Designer Wajahat Mansoor

Coordination Syed Zakir Hussain

Co Photographer Yaqoob Charlies

In life every closed door of success and favor can easily be open with an open mind toward achieving your goals.

Khaadi Pret - Black and White Collection #2013. Shape your life the way you have always dreamt, work toward your success with your strength to reach your aim in life. Make it happen sky is your limit!

May Your Plate of Life Be Always Full Of Sweet Siwaiyan

Topped With The Nuts Of Happiness.

With Best Eid Wishes, May You Have A Happy Eid

Transgender Beauty Contest Of Pattaya In Pics

OFFICIAL RESULTS
Miss International Queen 2013 - Brazil - Marcela Ohio
1st runner-up - United States - Shantell D'Marco
2nd runner-up - Thailand - Netnapada Kanrayanon



 Marcelo Ohio of Brazil (C), is congratulated by the two runners-up Nethnapada Kanrayanon(L) from Thailand, and Brazil Shantell Dmarco from U.S. (R), after winning the crown at the Miss International Queen 2013 transgender beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013.
Marceki Ohio of Brazil, left, is congratulated by Miss International Queen 2012 Kevin Balot of the Philippines, right, after winning the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013

 Patricia Asyeera Wong, a contestant from Malaysia, is reflected in mirror before the start of the final show of Miss International Queen 2013 transgender/transsexual beauty pageant in Pattaya November 1, 2013. Some 25 contestants from 16 countries, all of them born male, compete in the week-long event for the crown of Miss International Queen 2013.

 Marcelo Ohio of Brazil waves after winning the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title.

Marcelo Ohio, a contestant from Brazil, has her hair straightened before the final show during which she was announced winner of the Miss International Queen 2013 transgender/transsexual beauty pageant in Pattaya November 1, 2013. Some 25 contestants from 16 countries, all of them born male, competed in the week-long event for the crown of Miss International Queen 2013.

Contestants pose during the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title. 

Contestants pose during the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title.

Tanya Muang, a first ever contestant from Myanmar, gets ready for the final night of Miss International Queen 2013 transgender/transsexual beauty pageant in Pattaya November 1, 2013. Some 25 contestants from 16 countries, all of them born male, compete in the week-long event for the crown of Miss International Queen 2013.

 Marcelo Ohio of Brazil waves after winning the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand, Friday, Nov. 1, 2013

Marcelo Ohio of Brazil (L) poses after winning the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title.

Marceki Ohio of Brazil, center, is congratulated by the two runners-up from Thailand Nethnapada Kanrayanon, left, and Shantell D'Marco of the US, right, after winning the crown at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013.

Marceki Ohio of Brazil, center, poses with the runners-up Shantell D'Marco of the US, right, after winning the crown at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant, in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013.

Marcelo Ohio of Brazil (C) waves next to first runner up Shantell D' Marco of US (R) after winning the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title.

Marcelo Ohio (L), a contestant from Brazil, is crowned after winning the Miss International Queen 2013 transgender/transsexual beauty pageant in Pattaya November 1, 2013. Some 25 contestants from 16 countries, all of them born male, compete in the week-long event for the crown of Miss International Queen 2013.

Marcelo Ohio of Brazil competes in the evening gown competition at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, Thailand, Friday, Nov. 1, 2013.

Marcelo Ohio of Brazil, right, competes in the evening gown competition with contestant Nethnapada Kanrayanon, in the foreground, at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013.

Marcelo Ohio of Brazil celebrate with the trophy after winning the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title.


Marcelo Ohio, a contestant from Brazil, smiles after she was crowned winner at the Miss International Queen 2013 transgender/transsexual beauty pageant in Pattaya November 1, 2013. Some 25 contestants from 16 countries, all of them born male, compete in the week-long event for the crown of Miss International Queen 2013.

Anastasia, a contestant from the South Africa, focuses before the start of the final show of Miss International Queen 2013 transgender/transsexual beauty pageant in Pattaya November 1, 2013. Some 25 contestants from 16 countries, all of them born male, compete in the week-long event for the crown of Miss International Queen 2013.

Annabel Yu of Japan poses during a backstage photo session at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries participate in this year's pageant which has been held for nine respective years.

Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant participants, from left; Nethnapada Kanrayanon of Thailand, Marcelo Ohio of Brazil, Satsuki Nishiyama of Japan, Kristina Cassandra Ybarra of the Philippines and Tanya Maung of Myanmar pose during a backstage photo at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries participate in this year's pageant which has been held for nine respective years. 

A contestant poses in front mirror at backstage during the Miss International Queen 2013 beauty contest in Pattaya resort on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries are to compete in Pattaya for the crown of Miss International Queen since 2004.

Satsuki Nishihara of Japan poses backstage at the Miss International Queen 2013 transvestite beauty pageant in Pattaya, southeastern Thailand Friday, Nov. 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries participate at this year Miss International Queen which has been held for nine respective years

 Marcelo Ohio of Brazil waves after winning the International Queen 2013 Transexual beauty contest in Pattaya on November 1, 2013. Twenty-five contestants from 17 countries competed in Pattaya for the Miss International Queen title.

Miss International Queen 2013 - Crowning Moment Video

Miss International Queen pageant offers great opportunities for transgender from around the world to present their individual beauty and intelligence in a friendly atmosphere.

The 9th edition of the annual Miss International Queen beauty pageant was held on November 1 of this year at Tiffany's Show Theater, Pattaya City, Chonburi, Thailand. 25 contestants from all over the world competed for the most coveted international title and crown.

At the end of the night Marcela Ohio from Brazil was crowned as "Miss International Queen 2013" by last year winner Kevin Balot from the Philippines.

TOP 10
Japan - Seri FujinomiyaSouth Africa - Anastasia
Japan - Satsuki Nishihara
Brazil - Roberta Holanda
Philippines - Kristina Cassandra Ybarra
Malaysia - Nur Sajat
Germany - Renata Ferreira

SPECIAL AWARDS
Best Evening Gown - Marcela Ohio - Brazil
Miss Photogenic - Netnapada Kanrayanon - Thailand
Miss Congeniality - Carolina Medina - Spain
Miss National Costume - Arisa - South Korea
The Angel Talent Competition - Nur Sajat - Malaysia
Miss Ripley's Popular Vote - Anne Patricia Lee - Singapore

COURTESY OF MISS INTERNATIONAL QUEEN ORGANIZATION 

Cosmetic surgery addict injected cooking oil into her own face

A Korean woman addicted to plastic surgery has been left unrecognisable after her obsession led her to inject cooking oil into her face.

Hang Mioku, now 48, had her first plastic surgery procedure when she was 28; hooked from the beginning she moved to Japan where she had further operations - mostly to her face.
Following operation after operation, her face was eventually left enlarged and disfigured, but she would still look at herself in the mirror and think she was beautiful.
Eventually the surgeons she visited refused to carry out any more work on her and one suggested that her obsession could be a sign of a psychological disorder.
When she returned home to Korea the surgery meant Hang's features had changed so much that her own parents didn't recognise her.
After realising that the girl with the grossly swollen face was indeed their daughter her horrified parents took her to a doctor. Once again the possibility that Hang had a mental disorder was raised and she started treatment.

However, this treatment was too expensive for her to keep up and she soon fell back into old ways.
Amazingly, she found a doctor who was willing to give her silicone injects and, what's more, he then gave her a syringe and silicone of her own so she could self-inject.
When her supply of silicone ran out Hang resorted to injecting cooking oil into her face.
Her face became so grotesquely large that she was called "standing fan" by children in her neighbourhood - due to her large face and small body.

As Hang's notoriety spread she was featured on Korean TV. Viewers seeing the report took mercy on her and sent in enough donations to enable her to have surgery to reduce the size of her face.
During the first procedure surgeons removed 60g of foreign substance from Hang's face and 200g from her neck.
After several other sessions her face was left greatly reduced but still scarred and disfigured.
And it would seem that even Hang can now see the damage she has done; she now says that she would simply like her original face back.

"A former Korean model addicted to plastic surgery injected cooking oil into her face when doctors refused to perform any more cosmetic operations on her. Hang Mioku, now about 50 years old, has been left with an badly disfigured face following her desperate attempt to attain softer and smoother skin."* Former model Hang Mioku was addicted to getting facial injections, but when doctors refused to perform any more procedures on her, she took matters into her own hands...to extreme ends. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian break it down.

Miss India-World 2013 Navneet Kaur Dhillon Interview

INSPIRED BY PRIYANKA, ASH BUT WON'T COPY THEIR ACTING STYLES

Despite being inspired by beauty pageant winner-turned Bollywood heroines like Priyanka Chopra and Aishwarya Rai, Miss India-World 2013 Navneet Kaur Dhillon says she will not be influenced by any of them as icons.

"I have been inspired by them in their own unique ways though I do not follow their acting styles or consider them as icons. They are all beautiful women I looked upto but when it comes to giving expressions and portraying a character, they have their individual styles," Dhillon told from Mumbai today.

The doe-eyed girl, preparing for the global pageant to be held in Indonesia later this year, named Madhur Bhandarkar as among the ones she would love to work with.

"I was simply struck by the two films 'Fashion', which realistically brings to the fore the fashion world and 'Chandni bar'," the model-turned-beauty queen said.

"Besides I would definitely want to work with names like Karan Johar, Imtiaaz Ali, Vishal Bharabwaj, Anurag Kayshyap, Deepa Mehta, Madhur Bhandarkar, Zoya Akhtar, should I name all! This is unfair as there will be many more," she said.

However, asserting she would now give 200 per cent for making the country proud at Sentul International Convention Center in Indonesia where the winner of last year's pageant will crown the 2013 Miss World and consider film career only later on, Navneet said, "I intend to get back the Miss World crown, ending the years' long drought."

Navneet, who had pledged to work towards ending female foeticide and harassment of women after winning the PFMI crown, said in most places women are treated as second class citizens and even before participating for miss India pageant, she had turned up in a few short movies based on this issue.

Sobhita Dhulipala and Zoya Afroz were the two runners up in the Ponds Femina Miss India (PFMI) 2013.

Kangana Ranaut creates her own Star style Photos

Kangana Ranaut: Star style file Spunky and tremendously experimentative Kangana Ranaut has a lot to say when it comes to fashion and styling. "My style is androgynous, manly yet feminine," she says. "I'm not somebody who believes in only wearing brands. Even if I wear a designer outfit, it is often something that a girl can look at and get her tailor to make.

" Ask the fashionista how she manages to bring in a lot of freshness in her every avatar, the actress quips: "If I see a dress that needs straight hair with a ponytail, I'll get that. If I feel I have to tie my hair in a knot, I'll do that. That's what I call balance. And that's how I manage to look different every time."

 "I would like to be known as an elegant lady one day... someone who is well dressed," says Kangana. Click on, for a fashion lowdown on the 'Shootout At Wadala' actress, who does not follow trends, but creates her own!