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| The Fall/Winter 2025 collection by designer Le Thanh Hoa will be present at Miss Cosmo 2025. Photo: Organizing Committee |
On November 30, the Cosmo Organization announced that the Miss Cosmo 2025 program, featuring many cultural promotion activities, will take place in early December in Hue City with two prominent highlights: the Fashion Show Hello Cosmo From Vietnam season 2, and the Best in Swimsuit competition.
With the theme “Rising Dragon”, Miss Cosmo 2025 opens up a multi-dimensional journey, bringing contestants closer to Vietnamese culture, history, and heritage, while also encouraging the spread of humanitarian and community values. The event attracts nearly 80 international beauty queens.
In particular, the Fashion Show Hello Cosmo From Vietnam season 2 will open the Miss Cosmo 2025 journey, due to take place on the afternoon of December 2 at the Noon Gate area.
The highlight of the event is the launch of the Fall/Winter 2025 collection, where the beauty of Hue is recreated in every detail through soft draping, exquisite embroidery, and modern embellishment and material processing techniques by designer Le Thanh Hoa, inspired by Hue Ancient Capital itself,.
In addition to the Fashion Show Hello Cosmo From Vietnam season 2, two other outstanding activities during the journey in Hue are the Best in Swimsuit competition and the Sashing Welcome event. Through this, the organizing committee hopes to introduce to the public and international friends a youthful and dynamic image of Hue, alongside its inherent historical culture.
It is known that Miss Cosmo is an international beauty olympics, founded by UniMedia, and first held in Vietnam in 2024.
In 2024, the contest was professionally organized according to international standards, with exciting and vibrant activities taking place in Ho Chi Minh City and major tourist cities of Vietnam. With the participation of many countries and territories worldwide, the contest is one of the explosive cultural and artistic events, attracting the attention and companionship of both fans and the domestic and international media.
By N. MINH