NATIONAL COMPETITION INFORMATION
The divisions are as follows:
All World Beauties and Royal Princess Divisions:
*Princess Ages 3 to 13
*Teen Ages 13 ‐ 17
*Miss Ages 18 - 29, Single (not married)
*Miss Plus Ages 18 - 29, Single (not married), Dress Size 12+
*Ms. Ages 30 - 44, Single (not married)
*Ms. Plus Ages 30 - 44 & up, Single (not married), Dress Size 12+
*Mrs. Ages 21 & up, Married
*Elite Ages 45 & up
Man of Distinction and Royal Prince Divisions:
*Prince Boys Ages 5 to 13
*All Men Ages 21 & up
All World Beauties Areas of Competition and Score Breakdown
Interview Competition (Virtual) ‐ 50%: This will be a panel style interview where the judges get to learn about your successes, goals, and ambitions. Present yourself in a self‐confident and professional manner. ATTIRE: Dress, Skirt Suit, Pantsuits (No Jumpsuits).
Self‐Introduction/Costume (Virtual)‐ 10%: This portion of the competition is fun because it gives the delegate the opportunity to showcase their creativity with the State Costume of their choice. You must select a costume which you feel represents your state and your introduction should include at least three facts about your state or country. Detailed instructions will be provided as to how to complete this task with criteria.
High Fashion Wear ‐ 10%: This is the fun category; it’s your time to model an outfit that represents your style. Each contestant wears an outfit she has chosen for themselves. The most important thing about outfit of choice is that it portrays your sense of style. We are looking for something that you would see during Fashion Week, or in fashion magazine. You may wear accessories and shoes of your choice. This outfit CAN NOT be another evening gown however a high low dress is permissible. Small props must be approved by the National Office.
Formal Wear Competition ‐ 25%: Each contestant wears a gown she has chosen for herself. You should feel comfortable. Make sure you wear the gown and that it doesn’t wear you. You should simply “shine” for the judges. You will need one full-length evening gown for competition. Your gown should represent your own personality and taste. The style design and color are up to you. You should wear whatever you look and feel the best in. There is no “right” style or color but it must be full length down to the floor (have your dress altered with while wearing your competition shoes). It can be elaborate, or very simple. Choose something that makes you feel beautiful! The important this is to pick a gown style and color that flatters YOU! The judges will be scoring you not the gown. Choose a dress that walks well and shows well on stage. Know that you don’t have to spend a million bucks to look like a million bucks! Teens are encouraged to wear gown that reflect a more youthful style and look than the older contestants. Please keep it age appropriate!
Final Question – 5%: Each delegate will be asked an on-stage question during the evening gown competition. The questions will be drawn at random. The delegate will not get an opportunity to view the questions prior to the pageant.
Man of Distinction Areas of Competition and Score Breakdown
Interview Competition (Virtual) ‐ 50%: This will be a panel style interview where the judges get to learn about your accomplishments, goals, and ambitions. Present yourself in a self‐confident and professional manner. ATTIRE: Suit with tie, dress slacks with dress shirt, and a blazer, or dress slacks/dress shirt/tie/vest.
Self‐Introduction/Costume (Virtual)‐ 10%: This portion of the competition is fun because it gives the delegate the opportunity to showcase their creativity with the State Costume of their choice. You must select a costume which you feel represents your state and your introduction should include at least three facts about your state or country. Detailed instructions will be provided as to how to complete this task with criteria.
Outfit of Choice ‐ 10%: This is the fun category; it’s your time to model an outfit that represents your style. Each contestant wears an outfit he has chosen for themselves. The most important thing about outfit of choice is that it portrays your sense of style. The men can wear a fashionable suit, dressy evening wear, or something that you would wear on a night out on the town. We are looking for something that you would see during Fashion Week, or in fashion magazine. You may wear accessories of your choice and shoes of your choice. Small props must be approved by the National Office.
Formal Wear Competition ‐ 25%: For the men, you should be wearing a tuxedo or finer suit with a tie. This is your chance to show the judges your refined and polished look! Choose the style that you feel the most comfortable in and a cut that flatters your physique. You don't need to buy the most expensive suit or tux, but you should wear something that makes you feel like a million dollars!
Final Question – 5%: Each delegate will be asked an on-stage question during the formal competition. The questions will be drawn at random. The delegate will not get an opportunity to view the questions prior to the pageant.
Who is the National AWB/MOD Pageant?
National All World Beauties & Man of Distinction Pageant
The National All World Beauties and Man of Distinction Pageant is a pageant that is grounded by our pillars of Inner Beauty, Empowerment and Service.
Our Mission and Vision Statement: The National All World Beauties and Man of Distinction Pageant is a multicultural, multi generational movement DEDICATED to enriching the lives of all of our Royalty and Contestants through our pillars of Inner Beauty, Empowerment and Service. Thereby equipping them with the tools that they need to go out and lead the charge of change they want to see in their communities while always remaining fully committed to "Reigning With Purpose!"