Queen Tomiris is a significant figure in Kazakh history. This costume celebrates the courage and bravery of the great ruler of the past, while the details and patterns symbolize the country's culture.

Plantains are one of the top crops in the Dominican Republic and a favorite local food. This costume called plantain power features the beautiful flower that produces the plantain and ready to eat headpiece. 

Great Britain gave the world English - the official language of 67 countries. This national costume is a tribute to both the English language and the Oxford Dictionary - an unsurpassed guide that documents around 600,000 words. 

Port Royal was the wealthiest city in the Caribbean, destroyed by the great earthquake of 1692, the sunken city still boasts a vivid profusion of marine life and breathtaking treasures. 

This outfit was made by the same designer who crafted looks for the girl group blackpink, who performed at Coachella this year. It's a modern interpretation of a tire worn by royalty at a coronation ceremony. 

Sonet is a decorative handwoven fabric made by interesting gold or silver thread in between the base design. Traditionally worn by royalty today it is used all over the country for weddings and other festive occasions.

This look draws inspiration from 13th century Mongolia. In those days women's hair stood so tall it reached for the heavens, and their head was topped with hats like that, much like their aspirations reach skyward.

Oryx is Namibia's national animal. It represents rising resilience and adaptability.

This costume pays tribute  to Spain's traditions with a flamenco-inspired dress that has dramatic ruffles around the train and wrists. 

This costume was inspired by the worship of the Tom Fu mother, which was recognized by UNESCO in 2016. Combined with the Lotus it showcases the temperament and soul of the Vietnamese people. In case you didn't notice she's a fan of the lotus in Vietnam. 

Drawing on one of Australia's most prized assets, this dress is a celebration of its incredible and unique native wildflowers. On display the flowers symbolizing the land, sea, sun and people. 

This costume is called a beat of pearl and is a please to preserve by Bahrain's pearl heritage. The glistening objects are one of the world's great treasures and a key part of the gulf country's culture and economy. 

Growing up as a redhead Paula admired Scandinavian and fairy tale characters with red hair. they gave her confidence so this costume is an ode to Finish children and the characters that inspire them to succeed. 

The dress represents the Portugal Republic and was inspired by its famous poster.

This ensemble honors the Swiss guard steadfast protectors of the Pope. The Renaissance style uniform is adorned with stones to make it more feminine and comes complete with a bedazzled weapon. 

This goddess outfit honors the Mekong river. Much like the pure powerful waters in the Mekong, the women of Cambodia embody strength and power. This costume represents the flow of health, happiness and prosperity. 

This la vie en rose costume was custom made for youth at Moulin Rouge. French singer Edith Piaf sang at the world-famous Cabaret in 1944 and this look pays homage to the iconic figure on an international stage.

Here we see a kimono that was crafted by a female leader in Japan's beauty industry. Made in a traditional style with a sprinkle of sparkle, the red represents the sunrise of a new day, while the white signifies pureness.

A world flawed by conflict often leads us to confine the peaceful dove to a cage. This attire embodies Nepal's desire to promote peace, both as an enduring legacy within their country and around the world. 

This costume is all about individuality. The delegate aims to celebrate the rich and diverse culture, history and lifestyle of her country through this outfit. Pakistan is home to multiple ethnicities and 74 Languages. 

Here we see white and red, the colors of Poland's flag, but the costume's unique design is meant to represent all the other contestants' homelands as well. It's an ode to pageantry and the world's most beautiful women. 

The eagle is a symbol of Albanian nobility. And it's no coincidence that its wings are golden, as in the country it represents beautiful and prosperous. This proud, graceful bird is not afraid to soar to new heights. 

The dress worn by Lebanon's Miss Universe delegate Maya Aboul Hosn. 

This costume “Fiesta de la Calle San Sebastián” pays tribute to the architecture of Old San Juan, while representing the most important cultural Festival in Puerto Rico. It's a celebration of music, folklore and art. 

This indigenous queen safeguards what matters most – our planet. In her care she defends not just her people, but the very earth beneath our feet. Standing firm against the threat of climate change. 

One of five subspecies found only on Cayman Island the pygmy blue butterfly is one of the smallest in the world. About the size of a pinky nail they have black and white banded antennae and despite their name, they are primarily copper brown. 

This dress is made of red lao silk with golden stripes and symbolizes patience. It was inspired by the craftsmanship and wisdom of her country's people, that has been passed down from generation to generation.

The tulip is the most famous flower in the Netherlands, and every color has meaning. The orange represents enthusiasm but this delegate is enthusiastic about all the colors, as she has evolved into the proud woman you see here. 

Covered in cowry shells to represent womanhood, the orange fabric on the back of this outfit symbolizes Zimbabwe setting sun. On the shoulders you'll notice mighty lions covered in gold, a mineral found beneath their land.

This costume honors women who've made an impact on the women's empowerment movement in Cameroon. It's meant to inspire girls who may not yet believe in themselves that they too can change the world. 

The inspiration for this natural costume is a beautiful jewel - the Czech garnet. Because the gem is known for its red color a nude fabric was used so both the delegate and the stones would stand out creating the appearance of one large gem.

Behold o the Priestess of the Goddess Aphrodite. This costume consists of an all-silk tunic brown to symbolize Mother Earth. A handmade metal piece was designed above the tunic which symbolizes vegetation.

This look represents the power and impact women have had on Nigeria throughout history. It's an ode to three notable Queens in particular whose influence as heroines and warriors shaped the great nation.

Inspired by the sun of May, this costume represents the national symbol or Argentinian flag. The look comes complete with a cape showcasing the iconic World Cup and traditional cuisine.

When flooding the Nile River used to leave behind silt that was rich in minerals allowing crops to flourish. These days the river is tainted due to tons of waste being dumped in it, so this costume is a call to stop the pollution. 

This Modern take on a traditional Hungarian folk costume features a red velvet jacket that closes under the bus with a sash. Underneath is a fine silk peasant blouse and one of a pattern skirt. 

This dress chronicles Italian scientific history. It represents the light of reason illuminating the great female minds of the past and present. From the darkness of illiteracy at the bottom to the bright sun on top. 

This look was inspired by singer and actress Nexhmije Pagarusha. Known for music and fashion she experimented with different styles and had a profound impact on the country. 

This costume is a testament to the values of diversity and acceptance that Canada upholds. It features elements from countries competing at Miss Universe intertwined with Canada's flag

This costume represents Curaçao’s inspiring athletes who want to one day compete at the Olympic games beneath their island flag. It embodies determination and resilience while blending regal beauty with athletic symbolism. 

The daisy is the national flower of Latvia. Its presence in meadows and fields has long inspired poets and it is often depicted in traditional latvian art, embroidery and even folk songs.

The gold florals are a nod to Rye Island, as they look like wheat.

This piece is inspired by an iconic river in the Llanos region. It's a testament to the enchanting landscapes of the Colombian Eastern plains crafted with Swarovski crystals and adorned with glass beads. 

Behold the Ecuadorian Railway completed in 1908. On the back is a wagon featuring a steam-producing chimney and on top you'll find a crown representing the lanterns used by the rail workers.

Vaco is a Mauritian artist known for his depictions of Island life. This native design topped with a shell Crown was inspired by the artist and reflects the beauty and colors of the island nation. you won't hear us wine about a native design from Mauritius. 

 Legendary guitarist Mangor the outfit is adorned with sequins and colors that represent the energy that flows through music. and the colors of the two flags stand for justice, peace, and Freedom. 

Lady Ursula and her 11 lamps represent the 11,000 virgins who according to legend were martyred along with the Romano British princess St Ursula. The white in her dress signifies purity and the gold triumph. 

This costume is inspired by Equatorial Guinea's national emblem - the Ceiba is one of the largest trees in the tropics, its strength is a metaphor for the country's power against colonial chains. The crystals represent the divine liberation through Independence. 

Here we see a blend of heritage and rich cultural Tapestry. The ensemble is embellished with Indian and Southeast Asian Accessories, and to honor Singapore's national identity vibrant shades of red were incorporated. 

This stunning costume is an ade to Latin dance and features red - the color of the Belgian flag. The train's fabric is from her Royal Highness Princess Devine van de Prinsenhof, who's an artist and fashion designer. 

This look was inspired by the natural beauty of the Lika region - the largest national park in Croatia and a world heritage site. The costume features the area's rarest flower and a leak of a cap that's a mod modern version of a Roman empire headdress. 

It's a bird. it's a plane, it's the Philippines. Crowned with a captain's hat this costume is a salute to the delegate's role as an Air Force reservist. This look is representative of her country, resilient and radiant.

Behold America's famous landmarks. As the daughter of a Venezuelan immigrant the Statue of Liberty is especially meaningful to this delegate. also featured our red white and blue fireworks and thousands of crystals.