The Agony And The Ecstasy Of Miss Universe Gowns

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It was good. It was bad. And it was jaw-dropping. When the worlds of pageants collided, sparkles flew!

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Miss Mexico 2010, Jimena Navarrete, took the crown. And it's hard to believe this regal, classic satin didn't contribute a lot!


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And...from regal to saucy!


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Miss China, Wen Tang, adds a distinctively Chinese element to her eveningwear; love.


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Miss Japan, Maiko Itai, is subdued enough for any red carpet - and lovely in tie-dye!


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Jesinta Campbell, Miss Australia, brings distinction to a conventional gown with the lovely shade of green.


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Miss Guyana, Tamika Henry, wears this with incredible flair.


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Irina Igorevna Antonenko, Miss Russia, skews a touch Infant of Prague...but somehow it works!


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Then, we have the...less good. Exhibit A: Miss Canada, Elena Semikina.


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The lovely Yendi Phillipps, Miss Jamaica was 1st runner-up; could the bridesmaidy lace have cost her the crown?


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Miss Albania, Angela Martini, has not been acquainted with the concept of "imagination."


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Indeed, Jitka Valkova, Miss Czech Republic could have given half her skirt to provide a lining!


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On the other hand, Miss Sweden has a point: where else in the world could you wear this?


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Then we have the bridal:


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And the glitz!

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And you gotta love that someone just...went there.

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