Jackie Bonn said, “The first [competition] is going to be… evening wear …and then a swimwear/lingerie and the third round is the kickass round then talent portion and then question and answer.  And their fashion rounds are supposed to be not what you would typically see in a beauty pageant…just supposed to be a little more rock style/ kickass style, a little more alternative…things like that.  It’s kind of a competition to show what most people I know would be interested in actually seeing in a pageant rather than the big ball gowns and the super skin tight girls wearing little bikinis.  I just wanted something that could show girls beauty in all different forms of life.”

Candace Moser Stafford models her own design for the evening wear competition.

When the pageant was first proposed there were responses from models that were out of state and even one from out of the United Kingdom!  Unfortunately, they hadn’t realized this was a live event and the models were required to physically be at the competition.

Sairah Pruden walks through the crowd to show off her kickass style (I think she has an admirer...)

When The Voyeur asked Jeremy Allen what would make this event successful, he responded, “If we raise a lot of money for charity, a lot of people come through the door, and everyone has a good time. I would love it if Kevin Kurgis walked in and personally gave autographed photos to the winners; his autograph was one of the prizes we were REALLY wanting to say we were giving away. Short of that miracle happening, I think that if people wanted to see another Hell on Heels take place…that would be great."

Chelsey ‘Noodle’ Elliot