Miss Dominica
beauty contest
Miss Dominica Queen is a national beauty pageant in Dominica.
History
In 2013, the Miss Dominica Organization declared its return to the Miss World pageant in Jakarta, Indonesia. Miss Dominica 2013 Leslassa Armour-Shillingford represented her country at the pageant and was selected as a finalist for the talent segment.
Miss Dominica 2013 competed among other contestants from around the world in several categories, which spanned over the month. These categories included Beach Fashion, Top Model, Sports and Fitness, Beauty with a Purpose, Talent Competition and the World Fashion Designer Award.
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