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Caroline Lacey Crowned Miss Florida International

Caroline Lacey Crowned Miss Florida International.

Jul 24, 2024

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About Miss International®

Founded 30 years ago, the Miss International® Competition was developed to have higher standards than other pageant systems. It focuses on showcasing accomplished women who are committed to making a difference in their communities. The competition values each contestant's ability to communicate effectively and make a positive impact, with a scoring system that emphasizes the Interview Competition (40%), Evening Gown (20%), Fitness Wear (20%), and Fun Fashion (20%).

About Caroline Lacey

Caroline Lacey is a dedicated fashion designer and fashion merchandise student at Marist College in New York, known for her advocacy of sustainable fashion practices. With a rich modeling portfolio, Caroline has graced the runways of Paris, Los Angeles, and Miami Fashion Weeks. Recently crowned Miss Florida International 2024, she uses her platform to promote sustainability within the fashion industry. Beyond modeling, Caroline co-hosts a podcast and contributes insightful articles to a magazine, aiming to drive change in the fashion world. Follow Caroline's journey on her official social media on her Instagram page.

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