BOLZANO. “Miss Italia is not, and has never been, a competition that limits or reduces women to their external appearance alone. On the contrary, it represents an opportunity for participants to freely express their personality, intelligence and talentin a context that values aesthetics, but is not limited to it. Beauty, in fact, is not an empty concept, but rather an expression of individuality and self-care, which every woman has the right to celebrate and enhance according to her own desires and her own vision of herself”. This was stated by the vice-president of the Province of Bolzano Mark Etiquette.
“Under the guidance of Patrizia Mirigliani, patron of the event, and with the commitment of Sonia Leonardi, head of Miss Italia in Trentino Alto Adige, the competition continues to promote an ideal of woman that values not only aesthetics, but also authenticity and moral values,” reads a note.
“Participation in Miss Italia, moreover, is a conscious and voluntary choice, which allows each competitor to determine themselves and put themselves to the test, both personally and professionally. In a world that often tries to limit women to predefined roles, Miss Italia offers a space in which self-determination is also manifested through the expression of beauty, without ever forgetting the values of respect, dignity and authenticity.
Miss Italia does not promote an unrealistic image of women, but on the contrary, the competition has always adopted strict selection criteria that go far beyond external appearance. They are excludedfor example, inappropriate behaviors and attitudesthus underlining the importance of moral values such as ethics, fairness and respect for oneself and others.
Miss Italia is therefore proposed as a stage for women who not only represent beauty, but who also embody principles of integrity and responsibility. This competition celebrates women in their entirety, recognizing that aesthetics is just one of the many dimensions of its identity.
The event, we want to remember, has spanned decades of Italian history, adapting to social and cultural changes, but continues to represent a platform for dialogue, for comparison and for the valorization of women in all their forms”.
2024-08-23 09:48:14