Stage Patterns

High Fashion Runway – Mandatory Walking Pattern

This phase of competition has a required walking pattern.
Each number is a required stop.

⚠️ No extra stops.

Stop 1 is at the BACK of the stage.
Stop 3 is at the FRONT of the stage (judges).

Exactly How to Walk the Pattern

  1. Stop 1 (Back): Pose, walk one full circle, then go straight to Stop 2.

  2. Stop 2 (Front Right): Pose, continue forward.

  3. Stop 3 (Front Center): Pose, judges are on each side of the V, continue.

  4. Stop 4 (Left): Final pose, exit.

  • You must complete all four stops.

  • Stops must be done in order: 1 → 2 → 3 → 4.

  • Follow the arrows exactly as shown.

Administrative Deduction

  • Multiple unbiased, secret staff members will independently monitor this phase of competition and take notes.

  • If they unanimously agree that a contestant did not follow the required pattern, a 0.5 deduction will be automatically deducted from your average score.

  • This deduction is administrative, not judge-controlled, and not appealable. The purpose of this deduction is to ensure our new international queens chosen can follow our rules and set a positive example.

Evening Gown – Mandatory Walking Pattern

This phase of competition has a required walking pattern.
Each number is a required stop.

⚠️ No extra stops. No spins.

Stop 1 is at the BACK of the stage.
There is NO stop at the front of the V.

Exactly How to Walk the Pattern

Stop 1 (Back):
Pose, then walk one full circle as shown in the diagram.
After completing the circle, walk down the front of the stage on the “V”, then go directly to Stop 2.

Stop 2 (Left):
Final pose, then exit in the indicated direction.

Important Rules

  • You must complete both stops.

  • Stops must be done in order: 1 → 2.

  • Absolutely no spins or turns are permitted at any point.
    (This is a safety precaution to prevent tripping in gowns.)

  • Follow the arrows exactly as shown.

Administrative Deduction

Multiple unbiased, secret staff members will independently monitor this phase of competition and take notes.

If they unanimously agree that a contestant did not follow the required pattern, a 0.5 deduction will be automatically deducted from your average score.

This deduction is administrative, not judge-controlled, and not appealable.
Its purpose is to ensure our international queens can follow instructions, prioritize safety, and set a positive example.