Miss World Philippines 2024 announces Top 10 finalists of Top Model Fast-Track Challenge

Miss World Philippines 2024 has announced the Top 10 finalists of its Top Model Fast-Track Challenge.

The candidates who made it to the list were Christine Chagas of Quezon City; Gabrielle Lantzer of Manila; Riana Pangindian of Kapitolyo, Pasig; Isabelle Bilasano of Bicol Region; Ma. Andrea Endicio of Quezon Province; Dolly Cruz of Malaybalay, Bukidnon; Krishnah Gravidez of Baguio City; Nikki Buenafe of Pangasinan; Dia Maté of Cavite; and Jasmine Omay of Tarlac Province.

According to the organization, the winner of this fast-track event will automatically secure a spot on the coronation night on July 19.

Earlier, the pageant announced the finalists for their National Costume, Miss Charity and Multimedia competitions.

In the past couple of weeks, Miss World Philippines released the finalists of different fast-track challenges.

Back in late June, the Top 10 finalists of the Sports Fast-Track Challenge and the Top 12 finalists of the Beach Beauty Competition were announced, while the Top 10 finalists of Beauty With A Purpose Competition, the Top 3 finalists of the Head-to-Head Challenge, and the Top 5 finalists of the Talent Fast-Track Challenge were announced early this month.

The Miss World Philippines 2024 is looking to be a fun-filled event with performances from Johnoy Danao, the Manila Philharmonic Orchestra, P-pop boy group BILIB, P-pop girl group KAIA, and Pinoy pop-rock band The Juans.

The coronation night will be hosted by Billy Crawford and Universal Woman 2024 Maria Gigante, together with Teejay Marquez and Reina Hispanoamericana Filipinas 2021 Emmanuelle Vera.

Aside from these performances, reigning Miss World Krystyna Pyszková of Czechia will also grace the coronation night. In fact, she just arrived in the country, together with Miss World CEO Julia Morley.

Reigning Miss World Philippines Gwendolyne Fourniol will crown her successor with the “Rays of Hope” crown designed by Oro China Jewelry.

— Jade Veronique Yap/CDC, GMA Integrated News