IN PHOTOS: Mr. World 2019 candidates showcase their National Costumes

Pascoal Jorge André wore Angola's traditional costume.

Leonardo Alincastro showcased Argentina's national costume and flag during the opening ceremony.

Jonathan Berry felt like a king in Australia's traditional costume.

Half-Pinoy, half-Austrian Alberto Nodale donned lederhosen, a traditional garment in German-speaking countries.

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Darko Milović wore Bosnia and Herzegovina's traditional costume, Um.

Top 5 finalist Carlos Franco wore a bombacha, a traditional costume from Brazil.

Somkhan Ou of Cambodia

Makala Nganda Courtez representing Cameroon

Felipe Rojas Ramírez of Chile

Donning a gold blazer with Chinese collar is Mr. World China Zhang Zhiyu.

Daniel Navarro wore a classic white brimmed hat and a bright red belt with long pants that is Costa Rica's traditional dress for men.

Curacao's Naim Jassir Pieter partnered his colorful polo with a hat.

Looking cool as ever is Dominican Republic's Alejandro Martinez.

Daniel Andres Vallejo Arauz wore a colorful headpiece.

As if transported back to World War I, Mr. World England Jack Heslewood showed off his national costume.

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Joselayt Ebana Miko proudly shows off his tribe in the opening act of the pageant.

Finland's Tino Kantonen kept it simple by wearing a white, blue, and black suit.

Getting into the wild side is Ghana's Bright Ofori.

Luigy Manyri of Guadeloupe definitely made an impact during the night's opening act.

Moises Alvarado of Honduras looked like a handsome general in his national costume.

Radityo Seoputro of Indonesia showcased his country's weaving patterns in his traditional costume.

Showing off his abs is Ireland's Wayne Walsh in his national costume topped off with a cape made out of fur.

Wearing his white kimono is Mr. World Japan Kenta Nagai.

Mr. World Kazakhstan Adilbek Nurakayev wore a white coat with blue details

Looking like a prince from a K-Drama is Mr. World Korea Na Gi-wook.

Showing off his roots is Kyrgyzstan's Daniel Begaliev.

Jean-Paul Bitar proudly showed off his country's colors in the pageant.

Wearing a checkered three-piece suit is Mr. World Luxembourg Owen Hawel.

Daryl Azzopardi bowed to the crowd who was showing him their support.

Alexandre Curpanen looked like he's ready for some summer party in his getup.

Montenegro's Nemanja Kaludjerović showcased his roots during the pageant.

Proudly carrying his flag is Myanmar's Sai Kaung Min Htet.

Ashley Peternella gave his million-dollar smile to the screaming crowd.

José Antonio Vallejos Pérez looked ready for a carnivale!

Looking sharp in his suit is Northern Ireland's Adam Steenson.

Algis González looked cool in his national costume.

Looking like an Inca Warrior is Mr. World Peru Jano Carper.

JB Saliba looks like he's transported back into the 1500s with his traditional costume.

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Jose Rodriguez of Puerto Rico wore his national costume in his country's colors.

Wearing a modern version of a Russian traditional costume is Denis Khadyko.

Nikola Boćanin of Serbia brought his national costume for the competition.

Sierra Leone's Mohamed Kamanoh beamed with pride as he wore his traditional garb in his country's colors.

South Africa's Fezile Mkhize is a proud African warrior in his national costume.

Deng Aguer Dunga is ready to fight for the title.

Manoj Suranga de Silva paid tribute to his culture for the opening act.

Mini flags of the Philippines and Saint Maarten can be seen on Learie Hall's headdress.

Mr. World Tonga Mikaele Henry Ahomana can't be missed in his shell neckpiece.