Hello People! Let’s read together the interview of our Miss Benelux;

‘’My name is Tiziana Gosset. I am Miss Benelux for Miss Europe Continental and I am here to represent my country, Belgium.

I am a student in forensic psychology with the goal of becoming a judicial expert. Besides that, I am also an actress, model, and have been working as a model for several years. As someone of Sicilian origin, I also love spending time with my family around a good meal.

I am passionate about traveling, and my dream is to travel around the world. I believe that with each trip, our soul grows a little more.

My greatest qualities are my ability to adapt to any situation, my curiosity which drives me to keep learning throughout my life, and my determination, which allows me to never give up.

As for my flaws, I would say that I am a perfectionist, sometimes a little too much. When I set a goal, I put a lot of pressure on myself.

I can also be impatient, I like things to move quickly. But this is also what makes me give my all in everything I do.

Who inspired you in your life / career?

The person who inspires me the most is Emily Ratajkowski.

What I deeply admire about her is her ability to succeed in extremely demanding environments while staying true to herself. She started very young in a world where appearance matters a lot, and for a long time, she was reduced to just that. Many saw her only through the lens of sensuality, without considering her intelligence, vision, or creativity. Yet, she managed to turn that label into a strength. Today, she is an actress, model, writer, entrepreneur… a free, complex woman who is involved in many things — and that is exactly what inspires me.

I recognize a lot of myself in her journey.

I, too, have often been sexualized or seen only as “sensual” against my will. People have sometimes attached an image to me that did not fully represent who I am, and it took time for me to detach from it and show that I am much more than an appearance. It is not always easy to progress in these fields when people already have preconceived notions about you.

On top of that, I come from a family that is not famous, without any established network in fashion or cinema. I had to fight for my place step by step, to build myself, and let my work speak for itself. For years, I have been putting all my energy, discipline, and determination into progressing in this field — whether through acting, fashion, or runway shows, three areas that I love deeply and where I feel alive.

This is why Emily Ratajkowski inspires me so much: she shows that it is possible to be multifaceted, that you don’t have to fit into a single box, and that with willpower, hard work, and courage, you can transform an imposed image into a chosen identity. She reminds me every day that nothing is fixed, and everything is possible if you are willing to fight for what you love.

Is there in particular an event or something in your life that has marked you?

One thing that has particularly marked me in life is the day someone told me I should stop dreaming. That, coming from Belgium, I should find a “real” job, something more concrete, more reasonable.

At the time, those words hurt me, but over time, they became a huge source of motivation.

Because I find it deeply sad to think that dreaming would be a waste of time, or that some dreams are only for those who come from somewhere else.

On the contrary — it is precisely these kinds of remarks that pushed me to fight even harder, to believe in my abilities, and to carve my own path.

I refuse to limit myself to what others consider “realistic.” I want to prove that you can come from anywhere, have few resources, no contacts, and still succeed simply by being passionate, determined, and willing to work hard for what you love.

For me, dreams are not meant to be abandoned — they are meant to be lived.

What is happiness for you?

Happiness is waking up every morning feeling excited to start the day. Feeling fulfilled in your work, being surrounded by family, friends, and people who love you and lift you up.

What is the phrase or quote you will never forget? Why?

A phrase I will never forget is the biblical verse Matthew 7:7: “Ask, and it will be given to you; seek, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened to you.”

For me, it means that we must have faith in God and in ourselves, that we must follow our dreams, and that anything is possible as long as we believe strongly and give ourselves the means to achieve it.

How do you feel about being here at Miss Europe Continental?

I am happy to participate in this contest because it represents a wonderful opportunity for me — to grow in the world of fashion, to meet new people, and to live a new adventure. Passionate about challenges and new experiences, it is a pleasure for me to live these moments every day, and this year I am thrilled to do so thanks to Miss Europe Continental.

What does fashion represent for you?

For me, fashion is much more than clothing. It is a way to express yourself without speaking, to show who you are, how you feel, and what you want to communicate.

It is an art form, but also a universal language: through style, posture, or attitude, you can assert your personality, confidence, and emotions without saying a word.

Fashion has always allowed me to reconnect with myself. It is a space where I can be creative, bold, and free, without feeling judged.

It has also helped me grow personally: at one point, people only saw me through my appearance, and fashion allowed me to take back control of my image, transforming it into something that truly belongs to me.

It is a demanding world, but it is also a way of expressing power and confidence. What I love most is that there are no limits — you can be elegant, strong, gentle, rebellious… Fashion, for me, is the freedom to be all of that at the same time.

If I could make one wish come true, it would be to follow through on all my dreams, even the ones people told me to give up.

I would like to succeed in fashion and cinema, not just for myself, but for everyone who has been told that it is “unrealistic.”

I want to prove that you can come from anywhere, that you can be misunderstood, judged, or “sexualized,” and still turn it all into a strength.

My wish would be to live a life where I can do it all — act, create, walk the runway, inspire — and remain true to myself, in all my complexity.’’

Here her profile for more news: www.instagram.com/tizianagosset/