Trịnh Mỹ Ánh Brings Pride to Vietnam as Miss Earth Water 2025 – A Victory Rooted in Training, Heart, and Heritage

Vietnam celebrates another shining moment on the global pageant stage as Trịnh Mỹ Ánh proudly earns the title of Miss Earth Water 2025, marking a milestone that fills the nation with pride. Her journey to the crown is more than a personal triumph — it reflects the strength, grace, and rising global influence of Vietnamese beauty queens.

From the early stages of her training, Mỹ Ánh showcased a rare blend of discipline, humility, and passion. Under the mentorship of Director Red Bacon and Coach Jethro Asia Sulayao of R&J Company LTD., she refined not only her pasarela and performance techniques, but also her mindset as a modern queen with purpose and cultural identity. Their guidance shaped her into a confident, grounded, and impactful representative of Vietnam.

When she stepped onto the Miss Earth stage, she did so carrying the spirit of her homeland. Wearing R&J Pageant Shoes, designed for balance, elevation, and queen-worthy sophistication, Mỹ Ánh delivered a breathtaking evening gown performance that commanded the audience’s attention. The heels provided the perfect synergy of stability and glamour — enabling her to glide effortlessly with poise and magnetic presence.

Her placement as Miss Earth Water 2025 is a testament to the power of preparation, authenticity, and heritage. It sends a message to the world: Vietnamese queens are here not just to compete, but to excel — with elegance, heart, and excellence.

This win also reinforces Vietnam’s growing reputation in international pageantry. With consistent placements and standout performances, Vietnam continues to rise as a global powerhouse. Mỹ Ánh’s success inspires aspiring beauty queens across the country, proving that with the right training, mindset, and national pride, Vietnam’s women can shine at the highest level.

As the new Miss Earth Water, Trịnh Mỹ Ánh now carries a responsibility beyond the crown — to serve, advocate, and inspire. And with Vietnam behind her, there is no doubt she will continue to bring honor to the nation.