The girl who was criticized for looking like a man twice "held" the Miss beauty award, beauty fans were speechless

Having been criticized for a long time, Milla Vieira tried her best to rise up and receive the "sweet fruit" she deserved when she was crowned Miss São Paulo state, Brazil; looking for opportunities to get to Miss Universe 2024.

The final of Miss São Paulo State 2024 took place with the victory of the beautiful Milla Vieira. She will attend Miss Universe Brazil 2024 to win a ticket to the 73rd Miss Universe held in Mexico.

It is known that Milla Vieira is 34 years old and 1.78 m tall. The beauty impresses with her dark skin and unique curly hair. She once represented Brazil at Miss Supranational 2014 but did not win.

At the time of joining the race, Milla Vieira did not receive support from the home crowd. She was even criticized by many people and used harsh words to talk about her appearance.

Specifically, Milla Vieira was criticized for her rough body and masculine face. In addition, long legs are considered ugly at every shooting angle. Milla's pose was also considered stiff and too similar to a man's.

Brazil is inherently a beauty queen powerhouse, so Milla Vieira's crowning as Miss Supranational Brazil 2014 made many audiences disappointed and vehemently opposed.

Empty-handed at Miss Supranational 2014, Milla was criticized even worse. Faced with harsh words, she decided to change direction to pursue a modeling career for the past 10 years. Many people commented that her "unusual" beauty was more suitable for catwalks than beauty contests.

After a decade of working and having a certain reputation in the modeling field, Milla returned to the beauty playground, surprising many people. She frankly shared the reason behind her bold decision.

Accordingly, Milla believes that current beauty contests are not only based on facial criteria but also honor diverse beauty, so she is determined to pursue her dream again.

Milla will have to compete with contestants from other states to win the ticket to represent Brazil at Miss Universe 2024. Many beauty fans think she has the ability to surprise. Last year, Brazil's representative at the contest held in El Salvador was beautiful Maria Brechane but did not win.

Another queen who also had a similar fate to Milla Vieira when not accepted by the audience was Miss Universe China 2024. The final of the contest took place on July 28, with the coronation of Miss Universe China 2024. beauty Xuhe Hou. She won the right to represent the country of billions of people at the 74th Miss Universe contest.

After the final night, the beauty of the new Miss became a topic of discussion on beauty forums. On Chinese social networks, Xuhe is praised for her sweet beauty and impressive height, 1m8. She is 18 years old, is currently a professional model and won first prize at a modeling contest called New Silk Road Competition.

However, many international audiences think that Xuhe has a pale beauty. The queen's face is widely commented on, without any highlights. Besides, her makeup and hair style do not help her stand out on stage.

In recent years, the title of Miss has lost its appeal to Chinese audiences. Major beauty contests in this country have now declined in terms of organization scale, contestant quality as well as media influence.

Therefore, the Chinese representative at Miss Universe often disappoints beauty fans and does not leave much of an impression. In 2023, this country's representative is beauty Jia Qi. She had difficulty getting a visa to attend Miss Universe in El Salvador.

At that time, the homepage of the Miss Universe China contest said that Jia Qi would join the race 10 days late. However, she was not able to attend the competition and plans to attend Miss Universe 2024.

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