Crystal Princess

International Crown Pending. Let's Go Girls! 👊🔥😎

Only 34 Days, 10 hours, and 21 mins. Till we jet off to the @swimsuitusa finals, in #DominicanRepublic at the @royaltonpuntacana . It still feels like I'm dreaming that I had such an amazing experience and I get to represent Great Britain. It really is true, the saying " One second, Can change your life." So, it's time to really get my head down for not just London Fashion Week that I'll be walking at, but so that I can make little me proud and Great Britain. This is a picture from the Miss Swimsuit UK Goddess Round, and I definitely felt like one. What are you waiting for? This is your sign to enter xx @royaltonpuntacana @swimsuitusa @amuletoculture @mouawad @wildsetfreemedia @giantpinkjeep #swimsuit #runway #model #royaltonpunacana #lfw #MSUK

Who will be crowned next!

What does the invisible crown mean to Crystal Princess

Crystal Princess was never really about a crown you could see.

The Invisible Crown represents the worth we carry even during the seasons when nobody is applauding us, choosing us or recognizing what it has taken simply to keep going.

It belongs to the person living with an invisible disability.

The woman rebuilding after trauma.

The person fighting a battle nobody else can see.

The girl who feels overlooked.

The woman getting older in a world constantly telling her that her value should be fading.

You dont have to win a crown to wear one.

A physical crown can be awarded to one person.

The Invisible Crown belongs to all of us.

It represents courage. Resilience. Kindness. Self Worth. And the decisions to keep showing up.

My own journey into pageantry unexpectedly made this message even more clearer to me.

I must stand on a stage wearing a sash, but the most important crown I will ever carry cannot be photographed.

And neither can yours.

Crystal Princess exists to remind people:

Dont wait for the world to crown you.
Recognisd the crown that was already there.

Wear your invisible Crown loud & proud.

Crystal Princess; turning invisible battles into visible strength.

ALWAYS WEAR YOUR INVISIBLE TIARA Beautiful Princesses & bake a cupcake for a beautiful cause. 😉💌💜 Cupcakes 4 Kids with Cancer

This letter is for every person who has ever chosen to take advantage of someone living with an invisible disability.

You may have seen vulnerability as weakness. You may have mistaken trust, kindness, or naivety for an invitation to exploit. It never was.

Invisible disabilities are real. The challenges we face are real. Exploiting someone because they are vulnerable is not clever, funny, or something to be proud of. It is a reflection of your own character.

Many of us spend years questioning ourselves before we realise that the problem was never our disability - it was the way we were treated.

We deserved respect, not ridicule. We deserved compassion, not manipulation. We deserved friends who protected us, not people who looked for opportunities to take advantage.

The harm caused by bullying & exploitation does not always dissapear when the bullying ends. For many, the emotional impact lasts for years.

If this letter leaves you with one question, let it be this:

How could you knowingly take advantage of someone who is already suffering a disability?

To every victim reading this: your vulnerability was never the problem. The choice to exploit it was.

From

Victims living with invisible disabilities.

Dont Wear The Crown. Be The Crown.