Miss Philippines Shamcey Supsup is certainly making waves on her journey in Brazil for the Miss Universe Crown. After being handpicked from different events of the organization, she is consistently leading in many surveys and forum sites. She didn’t fail to make a good impression as well since she landed in Brazil.
Here is one article written from a website featuring Shamcey Supsup.
Quando as misses chegaram ao hotel onde aconteceria a entrevista com a imprensa brasileira, o saguão parou. Todos os olhares se voltaram para aquele grupo de mulheres lindas, magras e altas que usavam maquiagem pesada, cílios postiços e saltos enormes. Não havia como não reparar.
Como se não bastasse toda a beleza, as candidatas ainda foram simpáticas. Sorridentes, responderam aos pedidos de fotos e deram dezenas de tchauzinhos para os curiosos.
- Shamcey Supsup In Brazil as featured in an article.
As mulheres ‘normais’ que acompanhavam o grupo de longe, comentavam a aparência das misses, até que uma delas na multidão perguntou para a amiga: ‘como é ser tão bonita assim, não?’.
Aproveitando a dúvida, o R7 perguntou à Shamcey Supsup, representante das Filipinas, qual a sensação de ser uma das mulheres mais bonitas do mundo:
- Acho que é só aqui [sobre chamar atenção}, porque nas Filipinas eu trabalho em construções. Sou arquiteta, trabalho em campo e não me visto assim. Uso capacete, jeans, cabelo preso e nada de maquiagem. Então as pessoas não me olham tanto deste jeito.
Estreante em concursos de beleza, Shamcey ainda estranha os olhares curiosos.
- As pessoas passaram a me ver de maneira diferente. É como uma montanha russa, tudo virou de cabeça para baixo. Eu não me vejo assim [sobre ser bonita], eu ainda me vejo do jeito que eu era antes. Agora, estou com roupas novas e maquiagem. Mas, a pessoa por dentro ainda é a mesma.
Here’s a rough translation via google translate about the article:
When the misses came to the hotel after the interview with the Brazilian press, the lobby stopped. All eyes turned to that group of beautiful women, thin and tall to wear heavy makeup, false eyelashes and huge jumps. There was no way not to notice.
Not only that all the beauty, the candidates were still friendly. Smiling, responded to requests for photos and gave dozens of bye-bye for the curious.
Women ‘normal’ that accompanied the group by far, commenting on the appearance of misses, until one of them asked the crowd to her friend: ‘how to be so pretty, huh? “.
Taking advantage of the doubt, asked Shamcey Supsup R7, representative of the Philippines, how it feels to be one of the most beautiful women in the world:
- I think it’s only here [on attention}, in the Philippines because I work in construction. I am an architect, working in the field and do not dress well. Use helmet, jeans, hair up and no makeup. So people do not look much like this.
Newcomer in beauty pageants, even strange Shamcey prying eyes.
- People came to see me differently. It's like a roller coaster, everything turned upside down. I do not see it like this [about being beautiful], I still see myself the way I was before. Now I have new clothes and makeup. But the person inside is still the same.
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