Which Vietnamese beauty queens will shine on international stages later this year?

Le Phuong Khanh Nhu will represent Vietnam at Miss International 2026, Pham Hoang Thu Uyen at Miss Earth 2026, Do Cam Ly at Miss Cosmo 2026, and Ngo Bao Ngoc at MGI All Stars Season 2.

Their upcoming appearances follow a series of notable results for Vietnam, including Mai Ngo's top 12 finish at Miss Supranational 2026, Le Nguyen Bao Ngoc's top six placement at Miss World 2026, and Emoura Pham's fourth runner-up title at Miss Grand International 2026.

Khanh Nhu seeks to follow Thanh Thuy's Miss International success

Le Phuong Khanh Nhu, first runner-up at Miss World Vietnam 2025, is preparing to compete at Miss International 2026 in Japan.

Born in 2004, she has attracted attention for her academic achievements, communication skills, and experience hosting domestic and international events as a bilingual MC.

Ahead of the competition, Khanh Nhu has been refining her stage presence and public speaking skills while continuing her Digital Wings community project and promoting Vietnamese culture.

The 64th Miss International pageant is expected to feature 52 contestants, with the final scheduled for November 25 at Tokyo Dome City Hall in Japan.

Vietnam made history at the competition in 2024 when Huynh Thi Thanh Thuy became the country's first Miss International winner.

Previous Vietnamese representatives also achieved notable results, with Phuong Nhi reaching the top 15 in 2023 and Tuong San finishing in the top eight in 2019.

Thu Uyen targets Miss Earth crown

Pham Hoang Thu Uyen, 28, from Hai Phong, will represent Vietnam at Miss Earth 2026 in the Philippines later this year.

She previously reached the top 16 at Miss Universe Vietnam 2022 and was named second runner-up at Miss Tourism Vietnam Global 2024.

Thu Uyen is currently improving her catwalk, communication, and foreign language skills while developing her environmental knowledge and project.

She views Miss Earth as an opportunity to showcase Vietnamese women as educated, confident, and socially responsible.

Vietnam has a strong track record at Miss Earth, highlighted by Nguyen Phuong Khanh's historic victory in 2018.

Cam Ly to represent Vietnam at Miss Cosmo

Do Cam Ly, runner-up at Miss Cosmo Vietnam 2025, will compete at Miss Cosmo 2026, which is set to take place in Vietnam from December 25, 2026 to January 16, 2027.

Born in 2003 in Phu Tho Province, Cam Ly graduated with honors in international relations from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities under Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City.

Known for her strong stage presence, physique, and artistic talents, she hopes to promote the image of modern Vietnamese women at the competition.

"I am very proud to represent Vietnam at Miss Cosmo 2026. It is also an opportunity to connect with the world and introduce a modern, dynamic Vietnam rich in cultural identity," she said.

The pageant will begin in Ho Chi Minh City before moving to Tay Ninh, Ca Mau, Lam Dong, and Khanh Hoa Provinces.

The final is scheduled for January 16, 2027 at World Tea Resort Nha Trang on Tri Nguyen Island.

Bao Ngoc prepares for MGI All Stars Season 2

Ngo Bao Ngoc, first runner-up at Miss Grand Vietnam 2026, is gearing up for MGI All Stars Season 2 in Thailand.

With experience in modeling, acting, and international competitions, including Supermodel Me, she is expected to bring strong stage skills to the contest.

Bao Ngoc said her past experiences, including missed opportunities and setbacks, have helped her become more mature and resilient.

"The first runner-up title at Miss Grand Vietnam 2026 reminds me that sometimes, what matters most is not how quickly we reach our destination, but who we become along the way," she shared.

She is currently focusing on physical training and performance skills ahead of the competition, which will feature contestants with previous international pageant experience.

The final is scheduled for December 12.

At the inaugural MGI All Stars competition in Thailand in May 2026, Vietnam's Huong Giang finished as second runner-up, while Colombia's Vanessa Pulgarín won the crown.

With Vietnamese contestants achieving strong results earlier this year, beauty pageant fans are hoping the four representatives will continue the country's momentum and make their mark on the international stage.