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INSIDE CROWNS MAGAZINE MARCH 2023UNIVERSAL MISS NATIONAL QUEENS 4MRS. WORLDWIDE MISTY COOLIDGE 14MAJESTIC INTERNATIONAL PAGEANT 18PAGEANT PLANET COACHING 19MISS SUMMERLIN ALEXIA ROBERTS 20UNIVERSAL MISS NC QUEENS 24htt ps://www.crownsmagazine.com/
ON THE COVERMISTY COOLIDGE
I'm a mom of three little ones (Eva, Caden, and Grace), wife to my hubby Peter, a dual business owner, serial entrepreneur, hunger activist, runway model, and most recently an author! My new children's book, "We All Stir the Pot: To End Hunger" is available for purchase on Amazon. I'll soon be on a book tour and hope to get it into the hands of children across the country. $1 from each book goes directly to Feeding America.I own a wedding venue, Coolidge Family Farm, in New Gloucester, ME, and plan, coordinate, and host approximately 30 weddings per year. www.coolidgefamilyfarm.comI also own a mobile bar service for weddings, Maine Mixologists, where staff travels the state of Maine every weekend serving up cocktails for weddings and other events. That business has a fleet of vans, a renovated food truck bar, and a new golf cart bar. www.mainemixologist.comI'm also a real estate developer and own five properties, including a chapel, and am in the process of acquiring two more properties that will include opening an 8-suite hotel and wine bar in one property and moving a building that I'll restore and turn into a community center, "Helping Hands for Hunger" Soup Kitchen (my dream), and event venue in the other. I'm so excited about this next project!My pageant journey is relatively new, and I've slowly been climbing the ladder of pageant success. In July, I was crowned Mrs. Worldwide 2022 and my platform for over 25 years has been fighting hunger. I was Mrs. USA 2021 and set a goal for myself of traveling to all 50 states (at my own expense) to volunteer at food banks in each of them and do whatever I can to end hunger. Last winter, I was able to cross 19 states off my #crushinghunger tour and visited two more this summer between weddings. My tour starts back up next month with visiting the corporate offices of Feeding America in Chicago and going over to Indiana crossing two more states off the list. With my new international title, my goal is to visit at least 10 countries this winter while continuing to visit other states across the country.In my spare time, I volunteer at my Good Shepherd Food Bank, host hunger-fighting events at my venues including a Quilt Auction that raised $3,000 for the Good Shepherd, an annual 'Running of the Brides 5K for Hunger', and a 'Flowers that Feed' Runway & Art Show this past spring. I also brewed a beer called 'FEED ME" with a local brewery (NU Brewery) that donates $1 from each beer sold to the Good Shepherd.I'm also a Notary Public and enjoy marrying couples, serve on my local school board, Husson University Board of Visitors, '100 Women Who Care of Southern Maine', and the 'Coolidge Foundation' (I'm related to the 30th President), and do a lot of traveling the country participating in runway shows. I walked at NYFW September 2021, February 2022 and NYFW February 2023 and was invited to Paris Fashion Week two weeks later.MISTY COOLIDGE MRS WORLDWIDECOVER AND PHOTOS BY KIM CHAPMAN PHOTOGRAPHY
MISTY COOLIDGE MRS WORLDWIDE
Today, pageant makeup artist Julianna Corsi of True Beauty Glam gives us all the hot tips to get you stage ready for your next pageant.No SPF on st age? Yup! SPF and stage lighting don?t play nice together and can make your skin look less than picture-perfect. Skip the SPF to start from a clean canvas.Extra blush and cont our please! Wearing heavier contour and blush on stage is a MUST. Stage lights are harsh and will always make you look like you're wearing no makeup. Always give that contour and blush some extra love so that it actually does its job on stage.Choose your lipst ick wisely. Similar to the previous tip, nude lips are not your friend on stage. Picking a lip that?s too nude will blend into your face. Opt for pink or mauve undertones instead to make your lips stand out.St ep away from the highlight er. Do not, I repeat DO NOT wear highlighter on stage. Highlighter will make your skin look oily under all of the stage lights.Perk up those eyes. A simple hack ? wear nude eyeliner on your waterline to make your eyes pop. You?re welcome.Int erview needs its own makeup look. When it?s interview time, switch things up with softer contour, blush, smaller lashes, and a lighter eye look. You want to look fresh for the spotlight!Makeup tips that'll CHANGE your game
MS TEXAS SENIOR AMERICA PHOTOS BY GEORGINA VAUGHNALEXIA ROBERTS - MISS SUMMERLIN
ALEXIA ROBERTS - MISS SUMMERLIN PHOTOS BY GEORGINA VAUGHN
My service initiative is entitled ?The Healt h of Our Humanity: Combatting Human Trafficking.? I share current coercion scam s and dem onstrate beginner?s self-defense boxing tips on my page, @t hehealthofourhumanit y. I recently spoke at an event at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas about my mission and have helped t o fundraise more than $10,000 for organizations like the Be A Shero Foundation and St . Jude?s Ranch for Children. Female survivors have reached out to me privately t o talk about their experiences, and I have been t ruly humbled to learn from so many incredible and ast onishing females. I believe that it ?s never too lat e to change the narrative of your story. As author Alice Walker once said, ?The most common way people give up their power is thinking they don?t have any.? I have been working as a professional actor since I was 16 years old. My parents moved t o Los Angeles at this t ime and I was able to work on several Disney and Nickelodeon shows. I recent ly was a part of Season Two of Two Degrees on Brick TV. I have also worked on Aspire Network and Fox Soul. In a scholastic set t ing, I am a senior English major who is a member of three honors societies.Be A Shero Fashion Show CoachingBe A Shero Fashion Show Host ing
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