More Than a Crown
Participating in a pageant taught me that fashion is more than what you wear—it’s how you present who you are to the world. Every outfit I chose told a story about confidence, poise, and individuality. Learning how to walk, dress, and express myself through color and design made me realize that true style comes from self-belief. The pageant world challenged me to grow emotionally and mentally, not just aesthetically. It showed me that fashion is an extension of our inner strength and self-worth.
As part of my pageant journey, I wanted to show how much I care about children’s happiness, so I traveled to Morocco and brought candy to kids in the neighborhood to make them smile.
A short clip of being part of The Metropolitan as a news anchor to help raise funds for my pageant! 🎤✨
Confidence didn’t come overnight. Standing on stage under bright lights, surrounded by talented women, forced me to face self-doubt and turn it into determination. I began to understand that confidence is built through preparation, self-awareness, and grace under pressure. When I walked across that stage, it wasn’t just a fashion show—it was a reflection of how much I had grown inside.
In the pageant I being on time for rehearsals, fittings, and meetings taught me professionalism and respect for others’ time. I also formed meaningful friendships with other contestants, learning how to support and uplift each other instead of competing negatively. Those lessons in teamwork, dedication, and accountability helped shape the kind of person and professional I strive to be today. The pageant taught me that true confidence and success come from character, kindness, and personal growth—not titles or appearances.
