Contestants Sparkle And Shine In Talent And Evening Gown Showcase

PETALING JAYA – The Miss Universe Malaysia 2017 pageant may have just concluded but the excitement is back, this time for the forthcoming Mrs Malaysia Universe 2017 pageant for married women.

All the Mrs Malaysia Universe 2017 and Mrs Elite Malaysia Universe 2017 contestants sparkle and shine on stage during the evening gown showcase.

The Miss Universe Malaysia 2017 pageant may have just concluded but the excitement is back, this time for the forthcoming Mrs Malaysia Universe 2017 pageant for married women.

A total of 24 contestants aged between 23 to 50 put on a dazzling and entertaining showcase at the semi-final round of Mrs Malaysia Universe 2017 and Mrs Elite Malaysia Universe 2017 at Atria Shopping Gallery in Petaling Jaya on 12th Feb.

The showcase was an amazing competition with not just the contestants displayed their artistic skills that sparkled on stage but their evening gowns too.

The contestants were divided into group A (age 23-40) for Mrs Malaysia Universe and Group B (age 41-65) for Mrs Elite Malaysia Universe with each group first demonstrating their talents and charms through dances, singing and other performing arts in front of the judges.

Lum Fei Teng, 31, from Sabah is all smiles and excited performing an exhilarating fit dance which won her the Best Talent award in Group A.

 

Lee Tsze Le Nicole, 46, from Kuala Lumpur grabs the Best Talent award in Group B for her artistic mastery at playing the piano.

The youngest contestant, 23-year-old Suki Wong from Ipoh in group A took the stage performing an energetic dance routine, whilst the oldest contestant 50-year-old Queenie Foo Kwai Mei from Selangor in group B performed a series of stretches and exercises. The other talents that followed were a magic show, playing the keyboard and piano, yoga, singing and more dancing.

And in the evening wear presentation, the contestants strutted the stage in their gorgeous evening gowns showing off their grace, poise and elegance.

Honey See, 42, from Johor stuns in her red evening gown and takes home the Best Evening Gown award in Group B.

There were two awards to be won. Taking top honours for Best Talent were 31-year-old Lum Fei Teng (group A) from Sabah for her exhilarating fit dance and 46-year-old Lee Tsze Le Nicole (group B) from Kuala Lumpur for her artistic mastery at playing the piano.

The Best Evening Gown winners were 30-year-old Sangeetha from Kuala Lumpur and 42-year-old Honey See from Johor.

Sangeetha in her stunningly elegant evening gown that won her the Best Evening Gown award in Group A.

The pageant is organised by Yinzi Event & Marketing. Managing director Madam Lim Siew Cheng said she was very proud of the talented contestants who sparkled and shined on stage with confidence and charm.

All the semi finalists advanced as finalists and will be competing in their respective group for the crown of Mrs Malaysia Universe 2017 and Mrs Elite Malaysia Universe 2017 in the grand finals at HGH Convention Centre in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur on 29th April.

Lum Fei Teng, 31(left), and Lee Tsze Le Nicole, 46 (right) win the Best Talent award in their respective age group.

 

Sangeetha (first from left) and Honey See (second from right) receive their Best Evening Gown award. In the centre is Madam Lim Siew Cheng, managing director of Yinzi Event & Marketing, the event organiser for Mrs. Malaysia Universe 2017 & Mrs Elite Malaysia Universe 2017.

 

Janet Quik, 43, from Johor in her best evening looks.

 

Group B contestant Cecelia Lee Choy Cheng, 48, from Kuantan shows off her flexibility in yoga pose.

 

Group A contestant Suki Wong gyrating to a fast-paced dance beat.

 

Group B contestant Shainee shows off her musical talent as she belts out a song.

 

Group B contestant Roshanee, 47, from Kuala Lumpur performs a dance routine.

 

Group A contestant Joey Wan shows her skill in singing and playing the keyboard at the same time.

 

Madam Lim Siew Cheng showing an array of awards and mementos to be given away.

 

The panel of judges comparing notes and tabulating the marks before announcing the results.

 

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Thomas Tan

Thomas Tan joined CJMY in 2011. At the second annual conference in Johor Bahru, he received the 'Best Article 2011' Award. To date, he has published over 1,000 articles on community events and various topics.