Miss Universe to unveil million-dollar swimsuit

Despite not being a mom herself, Isler considers motherhood to be the toughest job on earth. But Miss Venezuela has had experience in this area, as she has helped raise her niece. Her biggest role model is her own mother, as she taught her strength and ways to overcome adversity.According to Las Vegas' predictions experts, Miss Universe Venezuela 2013 Maria Gabriela Isler's chances to finish in the top 5 are pretty much a longshot.Her Miss Universe 2013 odds to win the crown are currently at 16/1, which is tied for 14th best in this year's pageant with Miss Germany,side lace up corset booty shorts Miss Spain, Miss Turkey and Miss Curacao. If you paid $1 million for a swimsuit, would you want it to get wet? 

Few women will ever have to ponder the question, but those who want to at least know what a million-dollar swimsuit looks like will be able to take a look during Saturday night's NBC broadcast of the Miss Universe Pageant.Pageant officials contracted with an Italian designer, Yamamay,fashion teachers to make the expensive swimsuit,bikini string which is adorned with diamonds and rubies.The designer is introducing a new line of Miss Universe-inspired swimwear – at smaller prices – but there will be only one million-dollar swimsuit.onsale school girl sexThe pageant is scheduled for broadcast on Saturday at 9 p.naughty fedex girlsm. ET on the NBC television network. This year's pageant is being held at Crocus City Hall in Moscow, Russia. Considering the cost of in money and symbolism in adorning women with jewelry on Saturday night, it is safe to say Russia has said goodbye to Marxism. 

The Miss Universe Pageant is owned by Donald Trump and entertainment empire NBC Universal. The partnership also owns the Miss USA and Miss Teen USA pageants.The finale of the 2013 Miss Universe pageant will be broadcast from Moscow a week from Saturday, November 9. We did our first preview post on Monday. There hasn't been a lot of pageant news lately. Miss Ghana claimed to have been kidnapped, ostensibly so the runner-up could take her place. The battle was fought out mostly on Facebook. The facts remain murky, but the rightful Miss Ghana is now in Moscow.