The search is ongoing at the moment to find the next Miss World Cup Malaysia 2022.
Organized by Le Vibe Events in partnership with RVS Modeling Academy, the 2022 edition will be the second Miss World Cup Malaysia pageant headed by Julia Tan.
The Miss World Cup Malaysia pageant is opened to all nationalities who are unmarried women aged 18-30 with minimum height 160 cm.
The pageant will feature national costume, talent, swimsuit and evening gown competitions.
The finalists will wear evening gowns and traditional attires provided by official sponsors rather than their own outfits during the final.
Apart from the main titles to be won, there are also subsidiary titles such as Miss Body Beautiful, Miss Elegant, Miss Catwalk, Best Traditional Attire, Miss Photogenic, Miss Popular and Best in Evening Gown.
The Miss World Cup Malaysia winner gets to go home with a cash prize of RM3,000 plus gifts from sponsors. The first runner-up gets a cash prize of RM2,000, the 2nd runner-up gets RM1,000, 3rd runner-up RM500 and 4th runner-up RM300.
Pageant contestants should submit their applications by October 30 to missworldcup.com/application/
The Miss World Cup Malaysia 2022 press conference is tentatively scheduled to be held on Nov 3, and the coronation on Dec 3.
Julia Tan is no stranger to the Miss World Cup Malaysia Pageant. She started her career in event management in 2013, and with her background in organizing events and people, she created and organized the Miss World Cup Malaysia pageant in 2014.
“It was a lot of hard work as well as cooperation and support from sponsors, partners and individuals that had gone into pulling off the successful first Miss World Cup Malaysia,” she said.
Her passion as event organizer started after gaining experience and learning from her former mentor Jason Hee, the founder and president of Miss Malaysia Kebaya (MMK).
She had held important roles, such as national director, sponsorship director and PA to MMK president from 2013 to 2014.
In 2014, Julia established her own event company, Le Vibe Events to promote nature via photography competitions. From 2015 to 2016, she went to China to venture into art production and fine arts.
Upon her return to Malaysia, she started an art-related business and production and is perfectly content running a successful business.
Seeing 2022 being the year of World Cup, Julia decided to bring back the charm of Miss World Cup Malaysia after a long dry spell of eight years.
“I welcome more sponsors and contestants to make this event more happening.”
Those who want to seek out collaboration and partnership opportunities with Julia can contact her at 016-3268862.
