Miss Tiffany Universe 2007

[rxpharm]

POL, where did you see that flash of her left nipple? You horn dog you! Pulling a Superbowl spoof are you?

Well, sorry I cannot give you a definitive answer, but her vital statistics are: 20 years old, 33-24-35, 173 cm tall (5'8") and 50 kg (110 lb). Odds are good that she does have implants, but of a sensible size. The other possibility is that she responded well to hormones and has a good sized hormone bust.

If I were a betting man, I would bet sensible sized implants.

[Road Runner]

(rxpharm @ May 13 2007,16:03) RR, I have heard that too, what does your gf think about that? It is not just related to being adulterous but also abusive - at least that is what my ex-gf told me.

Hello Rxpharm,

Sorry I missed this post before  

I was refering to a previous acquaintance.   Herself has never made any real comment along that line  -  she is more a part time Budhist  

I think the abuse bit comes from the Budhist connection. Much like homosexuality was condemmed by the Christian church and to describe someone as homosexual was considered an insult.

RR.

[Road Runner]

(rxpharm @ May 16 2007,17:38) If I were a betting man, I would bet sensible sized implants.

Working off a similar set of dimensions       but minus the 'bolt ons'         I'd say that she's without  -  but could well have hormone breasts  

RR.

[rxpharm]

RR, hmm, if I didn't know better, I would say that you are speaking from direct, 1st hand experience!

Well, you may be right, I took a closer look at the photo where Film is holding up her trophy. There does not appear to be an axillary (armpit) scar, which is the most common entry point for breast implants for the majority of Thai plastic surgeons, but whether she has implants or a good sized hormone bust, she is lovely!



I am sure I would win a bet if I said your girlfriend is lovely too!

Thanks for replying to my question from my old post!

[post-op lover]

Look at the pic above your text "Crowning the winner". That looks like a flat chest to me: no curves at all. In the picture just before it, it even looks like some padding is falling out.

POL

[rxpharm]

POL, sharp eyes, I have found another photo that suggests RR and you are probably correct, Film has a hormone bust rather than implants.

Here she is in her dance number outfit near the beginning of the contest.



Guess I lose this bet!

[tigerxxx]

There are indeed some very lovely looking ladies in the pics above. Kudos to all who posted them.

But I was especially stunned by the contestant #38. Did anybody get a name or know who she is?

[Guest]

Wow! These ladies are absolutely beautiful. I'm in love.

[Guest]

I know the winner of miss tiffanys 2007 personally and I can assure you she does not have any implants in her body... is what we call a femboy rather than a Ladyboy

[Guest]

by the way last year miss tiffanys is in my opinion the Best one together with the 2004... I also have seen and met both of them... Amazing women. 1000% passable.

[rxpharm]

A story about Miss Tiffany 2007 from The Nation, May 19, 2007.

The queen steps out

Newly crowned Miss Tiffany almost went bananas on her recent visit to 'The Nation' offices

Warning: beauty queens have the ability to sweep you off your feet. Quite literally in the case of one member of the press bowled over by the dazzling threesome who breezed through The Nation's offices the other day. (Apparently, he was "just passing, and got caught up in the train of her dress". )

The winner of Pattaya's legendary Miss Tiffany's Universe this year, Thanyarat Jirapatpakorn, 20, visited The Nation on Tuesday with the two runners-up in tow.

As the elegant entourage glided through the sea of desks, the chattering of keyboards fell silent. Hardened hacks gawped at the statuesque beauty in their midst - even without the heels she was wearing, Miss Tiffany measures an impressive 175 centimetres.

As is the tradition, the leggy lovelies were on a tour of offices to thank the media and share their happiness at being crowned.

For the 10th year of the annual transvestite beauty pageant, Thanyarat beat two equally stunning lookers, Pimchanok Hongsopa and Parawee Chatpakorn, to the crown.

"Being Miss Tiffany is a step to better things. I'm glad to be a representative of the transvestite community," she told us.

This was her debut at Miss Tiffany's, but Thanyarat is no stranger to beauty contests - her road to the most recognised title among transvestite beauty crowns was paved with other victories.

She'd always had her heart set on the big one however, and this year she had the added bonus of becoming the 10th Miss Tiffany. Though she has a face that would make most women green-eyed with envy, Thanyarat says that looks alone aren't enough.

"It's not just about what's on the outside, you have to have a good heart and mind, too," she said, pointing to her chest.

A good heart? That's a tricky one to call after a short interview, but her intelligence sparkled in the smart answers she came up with. The questions she had to field in the contest, however, were a bit more searching than those at an average beauty pageant.

"A big change at Miss Tiffany Universe this year was the shift to asking political questions," explained Thanyarat, who is more used to prurient queries about her life as a ladyboy. She hopes that in the face of all the political chaos, everyone can jointly move towards the goal of a peaceful society.

Though the beauty queen had plenty to say about her role as an ambassador for transvestites, she was tight lipped when the delicate question of plastic surgery came up.

"No, I haven't had surgery," came the reply, eyes levelled defiantly over her prominent chest. Confident in her beauty, she's firm about never wanting to go under the knife.

"I love every bit of my body."

Another thing she's not had to do is "come out" as a transvestite - her parents, she reports, have never been told.

Going unnoticed in the heat of all this disclosure was the fact that Thanyarat's skirt was gradually riding higher.

"Oh, pra jao chuay, gluay tod!" ("Oh my god, help me - fried bananas!") joked our business reporter.

"I thought my 'banana' came out!" said the beauty queen, quickly averting disaster with a dignified sweep of her hand.

Scenario aside, many still aren't accepting of transvestites. Some think that by holding the pageant, organisers are encouraging people to imitate the lifestyle. Miss Tiffany holds a different view.

"I'm not worried that people are imitating us, because being a katoey is natural - there's no way of becoming a katoey just by copying us," she said, adding that members of the third sex have the opportunity to become good role models for the future generation.

"In the role of Miss Tiffany I have a chance to step up the ladder for all katoeys, bringing their image to another level. Because of this stage, katoeys are increasingly becoming accepted."

Thanyarat is currently studying at Kasetsart University's Faculty of Management and Accounting, with ambitions to become an auditor or businesswoman. Next up in her role as beauty queen, however, is the Miss International Queen competition, where she'll be up against ladyboys from all over the world. And ever the gracious beauty, she spoke highly of last year's winner, Mexico's Erica Andrews.

"Erica is a real role model. Although she doesn't have a perfect body, she is beautiful from the inside. She's not fake at all."

Thanyarat hopes that everyone will see katoeys for who they are, not just the limited stereotype. As for the progress of the third sex in the entertainment business, she knows that it won't be long before the stock comedy katoey makes way for much bigger roles.

"We're climbing the ladder from being servants, to being a girl's best friend, to co-starring and becoming the leading lady."

As long as she can keep those bananas intact, katoeys might one day be accepted all over the world.

Lisnaree Vichitsorasatra



The Nation


Very nice to see the writer wrote with the proper pronouns in the feminine form.

Sounds like this year's winner is quite the smart cookie, studying business at Kasetsart University.

Interesting to hear that the questions changed this year, to be more political in nature, as well.

Her comments about surgery if true, is quite a change of pace for Miss Tiffany winners as most have been postop (or shortly after winning), and almost all have had breast implants.

[rxpharm]

Another article from The Nation dated May 12/07 - interesting to see the difference in the job aspirations of the winner in the two different story. Must be some artistic license in the reporting somewhere!

In burst of glitter, Thailand names most beautiful transsexual

PATTAYA - A 21-year-old student and aspiring social worker was named Thailand's most beautiful transsexual late Friday, in a pageant bursting with glitter and sequins that has become a national spectacle.

In a nation obsessed with beauty pageants and renowned for its sexual tolerance, the Miss Tiffany Universe competition is taken every bit as seriously as more traditional pageants here.

Wearing a white beaded evening gown, Thanyarasmi Siraphatphakorn won the crown in the early hours of Saturday after a glittering competition that was broadcast on national television.

Known locally as "kathoey," or the third gender, Thai transsexuals have slowly been leaving cabarets for mainstream success in music or other pursuits, helped in part by the popularity of the Miss Tiffany contest.

"I am so happy to win the title. This is the biggest dream of every kathoey," Thanyarasmi told reporters after winning the tiara, a 100,000 baht (2,900 dollar) cash prize, and a new Mercedes Benz.

The winners of the Miss Tiffany pageant, now in its 10th year, are often showered with entertainment deals, but Thanyarasmi said she wanted to return to the impoverished Issan region where she grew up to become a social worker.

"I want to become a social worker. Many people, particularly in Issan, do not have many opportunities, so they need help from teachers and social workers to improve their lives," she said.

The contestants compete in evening gowns and cocktail dresses, while other kathoey performers danced in garters, fishnets and feathered head-dresses.

Judges also made a nod to Thailand's political turmoil, using the question and answer segment to quiz the contestants about their hopes for the constitution currently being drafted by a military-appointed panel.

Many contestants said they hoped the new charter would for the first time guarantee legal protections for gays, or that a kathoey politician would emerge to join in the process.

Seri Wongmonta, a prominent academic and an organiser of the event, said the judges asked political questions to show that the contestants are more than just pretty faces.

"Over the next five or 10 years, Thai kathoeys will become more and more famous for their beauty and their brains," he said.

Agence France-Presse

[rxpharm]

A couple of video clips of Miss Tiffany 2007, Nong Film being from Thai TV

Miss Tiffany 2007 interview on Sam Num Sam Mum Variety Show

Check Miss Tiffany 2007 at SamNum SamMum Variety Show

The above is a clip from Thai ladeez-b Blog - a clip of Nong Film performing. Look for the clip two after the Harisu wedding video.