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> ><center><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://imageshack.us"><img >src="http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/8596/00lsmu1987 >dm5.jpg" border="0" alt="Image Hosted by >ImageShack.us"/></a></center> ><center>1987 SEMI-FINALISTS AND THEIR LITTLE >SISTERS</center> > > ><center><font color="violet" size="4"><b>Miss Universe >1987 </b><font></center> > > <center><font color="gold">*1987* Surprising >Singapore was the venue. The scene for the evening >gown competition was an Oriental moon gate surrounded >by the Singaporean Little Sisters. Bob Barker (in his >last year as emcee) introduced this year's sisters by >proclaiming one of them may grow up to become Miss >Universe 2000. A star WAS born that night: the Little >Sisters anthem, "You Are My Star", which became such a >long-standing tradition until 1994. Years later, >almost anyone who has heard this strikingly poignant >melody will instantly recognize it as the song lauding >the 'celestial' qualities of Miss Universe >contestants.<font></center> > > <center><font color="red">The gowns this year >were so 1980's funky/psychedelic. Wearing a >glove-fitting "Chinese red" tunic, Miss Italy was the >first semi-finalist to pass through the moon gate. The >exotic lady who followed in a raven-black strapless >with black opera gloves was Miss Philippines. Miss >Venezuela and Miss Sweden imitated each other by >modeling high-necked pink gowns with overstated pink >ruffles at the bottom. Miss Peru 'took the cake' with >a strapless which seemed to be molded out of a >teal-colored aluminum foil!! Miss USA's selection was >a traditional princess gown in violet. The host >delegate, Miss Singapore, also wore a princess gown in >a scarlet color, and the bust was enveloped by a >trellis of black lacework. Miss Chile's white >strapless was beautiful with a long, flowing train. >The Universal crown, which would soon sit on her head, >could have been effortlessly substituted by a bridal >veil. To end on a completely bridal note, the flowers >at the 1987 contest were bouquets of purple, pink, and >fuchsia orchids.<font></center> > >Courtesy of Critical Beauty

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