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Miss World 2011 will be held in London (UK), in November.

Born in 1990 in the U.S., 1m71 high, weighing 47 kg with three rounds of 83-60-88 measurements, the pure Vietnamese beauty, Victoria Thuy Vy has won the hearts of the audience at the Miss Vietnam World 2010 . In the finale, she was second runner up and Miss Sports side. Thuy Vy industry study business administration, University of UC Berkeley. In addition to fluent English and Vietnamese, she was fluent in Spanish. Before that, she had won the Miss Asia 2009 in the U.S. state Califorlia.

Time, second runner Miss Vietnam World is considered very appropriate name in the international beauty contest. Selected and licensed the contest early, with many beautiful former Vietnam, Thuy Vy has a lot of time to train and prepare for the Miss World to come.

Thuy Vy been shared with the press, she looks forward to represent Vietnam to attend an international beauty contest.

Victoria Phạm Thúy Vy, the second runner-up of Miss Vietnam World 2010, has been selected to represent Vietnam in Miss World 2011 in London this November. Victoria Phạm Thúy Vy is 21 year old and stands 1.71 m. She is currently a student of Business Administration at the University of California Berkeley.

Victoria Phạm Thúy Vy is 21 year old and stands 1.71 m.

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