Miss Worlds chairwoman, Julia Morley, says she is adamantly against these procedures. Its up to you if you want plastic surgery, she told me. But I hate the people who make these kids into dolls—plastic dolls. They havent any right to do that to them. Menicucci, however, was raised in a culture in which plastic surgery isnt considered taboo. If you dont feel good with your body and modify the parts you dont like, and then feel more secure, for me, its something positive, she said. After the Miss World 2014 winner was announced and the cameras stopped rolling, Menicucci changed backed into her shimmering feathered gown. Her legs ached, she said, and for that reason, she was glad it was over. This would be her final pageant. I hope we keep winning more crowns because we have a lot of beauty, and we know what we are doing when we send a Miss, she said resolutely. I showed the best part of me.
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