Isabella Rossini of Czech Republic Crowned Miss Aura International 2026

 

Rossini, a professional model, singer, and theater actress, outperformed a field of more than 40 other national delegates to secure the title. She takes over from Krishan Pauline Alerre of the Philippines, last year's titleholder.

 

The runner-up positions were closely contested among an international lineup. Barbara Wolfenson of Chile was named first runner-up, followed by Azaliya Timergalieva, representing Bashkortostan, in second, Aleksandra Kochergina of Tatarstan in third, and Melanie Portocarrero Cury of Colombia rounding out the fourth runner-up spot.

 

The Top 11 finalists also included delegates from Japan, the Philippines, Poland, Romania, Spain, and Thailand, reflecting the geographic breadth of this year's competition. The broader Top 20 pulled in representatives from Brazil, Latvia, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Russia, Sri Lanka, Türkiye, Ukraine, and the United States.

 

Rossini's path to the international crown wasn't without prior pageant credentials. Before her win in Turkey, she had already built a competitive résumé on the national stage: at Miss ?eské Republiky 2025, she was named first runner-up and also received the Miss Sympathy award, signaling that she'd long been a strong presence within the Czech pageant circuit even before claiming this year's international title.

 

With her win, Rossini becomes only the second Czech woman ever to be crowned Miss Aura International, following in the footsteps of Kristýna Malí?ová, who won the title back in 2019. The nearly seven-year gap between the Czech Republic's two victories underscores just how competitive and internationally diverse the Miss Aura International stage has become, drawing entrants from dozens of countries across multiple continents each year.

 

The pageant, staged in the resort setting of Antalya, drew heavy international media attention through FashionTV's involvement as host venue, lending the event additional visibility within the broader pageant community. For Rossini, the win adds a significant new chapter to a career that already spans modeling, music, and theater — a combination of artistic backgrounds that likely contributed to her competitive edge on the international stage.

 

As the newly crowned titleholder, Rossini now steps into a year of international representation duties, following the tradition of past Miss Aura International winners who have used the platform to build global visibility for their artistic and professional pursuits. Her win also renews attention on the Czech Republic's ongoing presence within the Miss Aura International pageant, a competition that continues to grow in scale and international participation with each passing year.