José A. Montes de Oca/Reform Agency
Saturday, January 14, 2023 | 06:19
Mexico City.- Determination and personality are the weapons with which Irma Miranda, Mexico’s representative in the 71st Miss Universe pageant, intends to conquer the final that will take place tonight in New Orleans.
“For me, being Mexico in Miss Universe represents a lot of effort and dedication. Winning the title of Universal Mexicana 2022 was my second opportunity to participate in the national contest in search of being the representative of the Country. In 2016 I also competed in the national and that time I was the first runner-up.
“Now I am stronger and with a different maturity. Having ventured to try and achieve it (compete again) makes me feel proud, happy and, above all, verify that when I set my mind to something, I achieve it!” Said the Sonoran in an interview and a photo session for Moda Reforma wearing suits from the new collection by Spanish designer Roberto Verino.
The beauty queen added that it is an honor to be the national representative because Mexicans are strong, resilient people and do not give up.
“I think I am an example that when you have a dream and you fight for it without giving up, you achieve it,” stressed this beauty, a fan of sports and fitness, and who, in addition to being a professional model and television host, is also a licensed In business administration.
At 26 years old and 1.74 meters tall, Miranda highlights that in Miss Universe not only physical beauty and harmony count, but also intelligence and character.
“I have learned that fidelity to your person and essence is very important because it is what makes you shine with your own light. Many people have the same dream, but in the end what makes you different and authentic is your personality and style.” verino style
This Spanish creative, favorite of Queen Letizia, proposes a 2023 with elegant garments, easy to combine with classic lines but with a touch of fashion. From sparkly dresses to patent leather trench coats to feather-embellished jumpsuits and tailored suits borrowed from the men’s closet. These garments are already in Mexico.
