The annual final of Miss World Australia will take place tonight and Sportsbet is tipping the crown will be heavily contested.
The Instagram accounts of the finalists are littered with similar advertisements and promotional posts, as well as a plethora of photos posing in the competition’s official sash.
In a bid to determine which beauty will emerge victorious, Sportsbet have released the odds for the top five, which include a Mauritius born globe trotter and a stereotype-smashing stunner from Western Sydney.
New South Wales native Emily Said is the $4 favourite to take the title, but Indigenous model Jenayah Elliott from northern Western Australia is close behind at $4.50.
FEMAIL delved into their backgrounds and social media accounts to find out what each girl has to offer.
The theatrically talented beauty tipped to take the top spot is 22-year-old Emily Isabel Said (pictured)
EMILY SAID
Hailing from Wagga Wagga in New South Wales, $4 favourite Emily Isabel Said is a 22-year-old actress.
Ms Said graduated from university with a diploma in Arts Acting, and has taken professional singing lessons for the past six years.
While the hot favourite has dabbled in the world of modelling, her twin sisters chose a very different career path and both work as veterinarians.
The beautiful brunette likes to show her philanthropic side on social media, regularly posting about fundraising for Variety Children’s Charity.
Ms Said graduated from university with a diploma in Arts Acting, and has taken professional singing lessons for the past six years
The beautiful brunette likes to show her philanthropic side on social media
JENAYAH ELLIOTT
Demonstrating the growing diversity of the Miss World competition, second favourite Jenayah Elliott is an Indigenous Australian who spent her early years in a remote Aboriginal community in Western Australian.
The academically gifted model finished her secondary schooling in the top 10 per cent of her state, and went on to rank in the top 5 per cent for Politics, Law and Technological Studies at third level.
Currently based in Perth, Ms Elliott holds three scholarships at her university and has four middle names.
Jenayah Elliott is an Indigenous Australian who spent her early years in a remote Aboriginal community
The gifted model finished her secondary schooling in the top 10 per cent of her state
ELICE CRAIG
Bringing true individuality to the contest is stunning finalist Elice Craig, self-titled as ‘the girl with two different eyes’.
Bullied throughout school and blind in her left eye, the remarkable 20-year-old from Western Sydney is on a mission to reshape social stereotypes.
Tipped for third place at $6, Ms Craig was born with a cyst which led to numerous surgeries as a child in attempts to fix it.
‘Going blind in my left eye at the age of seven made me who I am today,’ she told the Daily Telegraph.
‘It became my purpose in life – I want to inspire other young women to be comfortable in their own skin.’
Ms Craig refuses to get a prosthetic eye because she believes flaws are what makes people beautiful.
A triple threat, she undertook dancing, singing and piano lessons from an early age.
Beautiful inside and out, Ms Craig works full time to support her ailing father and mother who acts as his carer.
Bringing true individuality to the contest is stunning finalist Elice Craig, self-titled as ‘the girl with two different eyes’
Ms Craig was born with a cyst which led to numerous surgeries as a child in attempts to fix it
Beautiful inside and out: Ms Craig works full time to support her ailing father and mother who acts as his carer
HELENA SAUZIER
Born and raised in Mauritius, Helena Sauzier adds an international dimension to the contest and speaks fluent French.
The gorgeous globe trotter previously worked in London for two years, and claims to have read more than 1,000 novels.
Her Instagram is awash with jet setting shots from European destinations including Croatia and Rome and even far flung nations like South Africa.
Ms Sauzier is tipped to take fourth place at $6.50, and currently studies Health and Wellness Coaching.
Mauritius born Helena Sauzier adds an international dimension to the contest and speaks fluent French
Her Instagram is awash with jet setting shots from European destinations including Croatia
Full of wanderlust as well as wow-factor, Brisbane babe Christy Taylor is a travel addict
She is passionate about instilling confidence in young girls and regularly travels across Australia and New Zealand conducting workshops
CHRISTY TAYLOR
Full of wanderlust as well as wow-factor, Brisbane babe Christy Taylor is a travel addict and previously backpacked across Europe for five months.
Rounding out the top five at $8, she is passionate about instilling confidence in young girls and regularly travels across both Australia and New Zealand conducting workshops.
The multi-faceted stunner played the drums for five years and is an avid musical theatre fan.
This is not Ms Taylor’s first foray into the world of pageantry, having placed as third runner-up in Miss Tourism Queen of The Year International 2016 and 2017.