Miss Charm 2024
2nd Miss Charm beauty pageant

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Miss Charm 2024 was the 2nd edition of the Miss Charm pageant, held at Nguyen Du Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on 21 December 2024.
At the end of the event, Luma Russo of Brazil crowned Rashmita Rasindran of Malaysia as her successor.
Contestants from thirty-six countries and territories participated in the pageant.
01Background
Location and date
On 24 June 2024, the Miss Charm Organization announced that the competition would take place in Los Angeles, California, United States, between 12 and 24 August 2024. However, on 1 August, the event was postponed after eleven contestants were found to be ineligible for U.S. visas.
On 14 October, the organization announced that the competition would be relocated to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and rescheduled to take place between 9 and 21 December 2024.
The preliminary and final competitions were held at Nguyen Du Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City, with the preliminary competition taking place on 18 December and the final competition on 21 December 2024.
Selection of participants
Replacements
In this edition, eleven contestants served as replacement representatives for previously announced delegates.
| Country/Territory | Original Representative | Replacement Representative |
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| Ecuador | Georgette Kalil | Delary Stoffers |
| England | Chloe McEwen | Francesca Ziérre |
| Indonesia | Lulu Zaharani | Melati Tedja |
| Mexico | Tania Estrada | Xiadani Saucedo |
| Netherlands | Saartje Langstraat | Rosalie Hooft |
| Philippines | Krishnah Gravidez | Kayla Carter |
| Russia | Anna Linnikova | Polina Ivanova |
| South Korea | Dorim Kim | Nari Kim |
| Thailand | Arabella Gregory | Pornsirikul Puatha |
| Venezuela | Anna Blanco | Fernanda Rojas |
| Zambia | Cecilia Kongwa | Sheila Singelengele |
Debuts and withdrawals
This edition featured the debut of Albania, Australia, Belarus, Canada, Ecuador, El Salvador, France, Montenegro, Namibia, New Zealand, Nigeria, Romania, and the United States.
Several countries had initially announced representatives, including Hungary, Iran, Italy, Kazakhstan, Paraguay, Senegal, Somalia, and Spain, but later withdrew after their representatives resigned their titles and the respective organizations were unable to appoint replacements.
Bangladesh, Cambodia, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Eritrea, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Portugal, Singapore, South Sudan, Ukraine, and Wales also withdrew after their respective organizations failed to appoint a delegate.
Additionally, Alina Akselrad of Argentina,Sofía Depassier of Chile, and Sawera Saeed of Pakistan, who were initially appointed as representatives, relinquished their titles. As the national license holders were unable to find replacements, their countries subsequently withdrew.

02Results
Placements
| Placement | Contestant |
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| Miss Charm 2024 |
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| 1st Runner-Up |
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| 2nd Runner-Up |
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| Top 6 |
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| Top 10 |
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| Top 20 |
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§, Placed into the top 6 through Miss Popular Vote
Special awards
| Award | Contestant |
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| Best Face |
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| Best in Evening Gown |
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| Best in Interview |
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| Best National Costume | |
| Miss Popular Vote | |
| Best in Social Media |
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| Best in Swimsuit |
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| Miss Friendly Beauty |
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03Pageant
Format
The results of the in-depth interviews, along with the preliminary competition, which consisted of the swimsuit and evening gown segments, determined the twenty semifinalists who advanced to the next round. The semifinalists competed in the swimsuit segment, after which the number of contestants was reduced to ten.
The top ten then competed in the evening gown segment, from which five finalists were selected to advance to the question-and-answer round. In addition, the winner of the online voting advanced directly as the sixth finalist. If the online voting winner had already been selected by the judges, the direct entry was instead awarded to the delegate with the second-highest number of votes.
The six finalists competed in the interview round, after which the field was narrowed down to three contestants. The final three then answered one final question, following which the winner and two runners-up were announced.

04Contestants
Thirty-six contestants competed for the title.
| Country/Territory | Contestant | Age | Hometown | Ref. |
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| Albania | Megi Shehaj | 22 | Tirana | |
| Australia | Alana Moore | Gold Coast | ||
| Belarus | Vitaliya Svetasheva | 18 | Minsk | |
| Bolivia | Fernanda Antelo | 25 | La Paz | |
| Brazil | Thaís Jagelski | Pérola d'Oeste | ||
| Canada | Melanie Renaud | 26 | Windsor | |
| China | Yue Yue Zhu | 22 | Shanghai | |
| Colombia | Vanesa Velásquez | 25 | Cartago | |
| Ecuador | Delary Stoffers | 24 | Guayaquil | |
| El Salvador | Alejandra Guajardo | 28 | Cabañas | |
| England | Francesca Ziérre | 25 | Nottingham | |
| France | Alison Carrasco | 28 | Toulouse | |
| Germany | Mariana Ignat | 23 | Frankfurt | |
| India | Shivangi Desai | 22 | Mumbai | |
| Indonesia | Melati Tedja | 25 | Surabaya | |
| Japan | Tomoyo Ikeda | 26 | Naha | |
| Malaysia | Rashmita Rasindran | 24 | Kuala Lumpur | |
| Mexico | Xiadani Saucedo | Mexico City | ||
| Mongolia | Buyanjargal Bazarsad | 21 | Ulaanbaatar | |
| Montenegro | Ana Dedvukaj | 19 | Tuzi | |
| Namibia | Georgia Garises | 18 | Windhoek | |
| Netherlands | Rosalie Hooft | 23 | Tiel | |
| New Zealand | Georgia Waddington | 22 | Christchurch | |
| Nigeria | Hannah Iribhogbe | 23 | Ekpoma | |
| Philippines | Kayla Carter | 27 | Talisay | |
| Poland | Adrianna Koperska | 20 | Poznań | |
| Puerto Rico | Carolina Gómez | 27 | Salinas | |
| Romania | Georgiana Murariu | 20 | Timișoara | |
| Russia | Polina Ivanova | 19 | Engels | |
| South Africa | Mbali Dlamini | 27 | Durban | |
| South Korea | Nari Kim | 20 | Seoul | |
| Thailand | Pornsirikul Puatha | 26 | Prachuap Khiri Khan | |
| United States | Angel Reyes | 29 | Chicago | |
| Venezuela | Fernanda Rojas | 21 | Mérida | |
| Vietnam | Quỳnh Nga Nguyễn | 28 | Hanoi | |
| Zambia | Sheila Singelengele | 20 | Lusaka |
Sources and credits
This article is adapted from the Wikipedia article “Miss Charm 2024”, written by its contributors and licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Fathomly has changed the layout, removed citation markers, navigation and maintenance notices, and adjusted punctuation. This adapted version is shared under the same license. For references, see the original article.
Images, from Wikimedia Commons:
- One month ago, I had the honor of being crowned Miss Charm 2024. This moment is a dream come tru.jpg by JangJunWooGenz, CC0
- Turniersaal im Nguyen Du Stadium.jpg by Martin Horn, CC0
- Miss Charm 2024 (1) map.png by Ky01535, CC BY-SA 4.0
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