World Class American Royalty Magazine would like to welcome amazing Queen Antoinette Liles Mrs. California Classique 2023.
Name: Antoinette Liles
Title: Mrs. California Classique 2023 Pageant System: Mrs. Globe
Age: 57
Education: Bachelor's degree: fashion merchandising
Zodiac sign: Libra
Hobbies: Pilates, cycling, traveling, shopping
Platform: Platform to give women of all diverse backgrounds a voice to believe in themselves and confidentiality to pursue their dreams no matter their age. As Mrs. California Classique I give glory to all women over the age of 50 to create your own power.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Please tell us about yourself. I've always had a passion for creating art and fashion. This was an outlet to imagine and create beauty around me. So I went to fashion school to follow my dreams and to hone on my skills as a wardrobe stylists. World Class American Royalty Magazine: Please tell us about your education. World Class American Royalty Magazine: What does women Empowerment means to you? Women's empowerment means, we as women have a choice of freedom to express ourselves as she chooses to follow any dream she pursues without interruption from anyone. To inspire women of all ages and backgrounds. World Class American Royalty Magazine: Tell us about your pageant history. The Mrs. Globe Pageant is an international prestigious pageant that celebrates women of all ages, sizes, and culturally backgrounds. The WIN Foundation is part of the Mrs. Globe pageantry. It offers programs to help women in abusive relationships to break free of negative thinking. World Class American Royalty Magazine: What inspired you to do your first pageant? What inspired me to do my first pageant is timing. I'm a firm believer of timing, if the the timing is not right wait for a better time. As I matured as a woman by inner self moved forward and the timing was perfect to enter the Mrs. Globe Pageant.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Why did you choose to compete for your current title? To inspire myself as a role model and a woman regal substance to empower other women to reach whatever goal they are pursuing in life.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: To those unfamiliar with your pageant system please tell us what is it about? The Mrs. Globe Pageant system is a prestigious class of pageantry that has delicates all over the world celebrating a woman's beauty no matter the age, size, or cultural background.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What makes your pageant different from others? Mrs. Globe is true diversity which celebrates all women of culturally different backgrounds.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What are you being judged on during the competition? I was being judged on my stage presence, my interactions with the other delicates, my beauty, and my leadership skills.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Tell us about your experience during the competition. My competition experience was no feminine rivalry. We all embraced one another a boutique of flowers embraces a room.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Who would you recommend your system to? Any woman who is ready to unleash her inner and symbolic queen and manifest her own regal woman.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Tell us about your platform or what cause do you volunteer for. What platform I volunteered for was to help sheltered animals who are abused and neglected a chance to find a forever home. Through non kill shelters that prepare disabled and abused animals for their new homes. As an animal lover, I was thrilled and honored to be part of this cause.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What appearances have you done with your title? Appearances I have made was for the foster army animal shelter and fundraising. Raising money for the animal shelter/ WIN Foundation.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What are some of your achievements? My achievements are inspiration from other women. I get so many messages from women who say I inspire them to become their best woman at a later stage in life.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What makes you stand out from all those other beautiful girls? What makes me stand out is my sincerity and genuineness. This radiates like a light to all.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Tell us about the moment your name was called out as the winner. I was happy, elated, many years of prayer and tears have come true.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What does it mean to you to be a Beauty Queen? As a beauty queen we have the obligation to help women young or older to never give in to doubt or discouragement. My role as a beauty queen is a role model. That's the highest form of beauty queen status I appreciate with humility. World Class American Royalty Magazine: How did competing in pageants helped your life? It helped me in life because it was a goal and I finished the goal with great expectations. I have more goals to achieve. World Class American Royalty Magazine: How did pageants helped your selfesteem and body image? It helped my self esteem to love who I am. To be me, to show that inner and outer beauty to everyone. It helped my body image by knowing that everyone size of a woman is beautiful. No matter how thin or thick. World Class American Royalty Magazine: You are an inspiration to all the girls out there. How does it feel? It feels so awesome and a blessing to inspire a new generation of future beautiful Queens. To take the torch of female empowerment.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What is your on stage strategy to win the judges over?
To win the judges over was to be my authentic self, smile, and radiate joy.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: How did you prepare for your competition?
How I prepared is by eating right, exercise regularly, getting enough sleep, keeping stress down. But most importantly gearing my mind for pageant competition.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What are your tips for learning better pageant walk?
Tips for learning better pageant walks is practice, practice, practice. There great videos on YouTube and social media that have great pageant walks.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What are your tips for choosing right pageant dress?
The right color. The color needs to compliment your skin tone and overall appearance. The fit must be on point to accent the curves in your body.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What are your tips for winning interview?
Stay calm, stay true to yourself, this will help you to stay focused and come across confident in your expressions.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What is one mistake that you've done during competing you wish you could redo and fix it?
One mistake I've done is choreography. I wish I can redo some of the choreography because I missed a few steps.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What other mistakes are made by girls during the contest?
Mistakes the girls made during the contest was a lot girls over think the Pageant. They needed to relax and have fun. Over thinking it can cause stress.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: Any modeling or acting experience?
I did have modeling experience. Hopefully more doors will open to the opportunity and I look forward to that.
World Class American Royalty Magazine: What are your plans for 2023 as a Queen? My plan now is to give every woman the dream of becoming the woman is always wanted to be. To serve my community as a true queen, helping others and inspire their goals and dreams. World Class American Royalty Magazine: What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind? My legacy would be one of inspiration, class, and love. A legacy of true sincerity and grace, as a queen who served others. Not just herself. Photographer: Mo's photography
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Antoinette Liles Mrs. California Classique 2023, World Class American Royalty Magazine, Photo by Mo's photography
Interview by Derek Tokarzewski
Owner/Editor in Chief
Mr WorldClass 2023
Mr United Nations 2018
Platform: Women Empowerment
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