Her day job is a million miles away from the glamour of the fashion world, but scrap yard worker Kelly Rowland is hoping to make it on the world's catwalks. The 24-year-old, from Wales, plans to quit her job in a bid to become Miss Universe. Kelly swaps her daytime dirty overalls for tiaras and ballgowns in the evenings, and has already been crowned Miss Carmarthenshire and was a runner up in the Miss Wales competition. Kelly Rowland may spend her days at the junk yard, but she hopes to scoop this year's Miss Universe crown . She is set to represent Great Britain at the international battle of the babes . She will now swap the wreckers yard for the catwalk at an international battle of the babes. Kelly hopes to wow American billionaire Donald Trump to win the sash in the hotly contested competition. She said: 'It's a world away from the mud and twisted metal of the scrap yard. 'I just enjoy the excuse to get on stage and wear a pretty dress.' Rowland admits she loves dressing up in pretty dresses and hopes to win Miss Universe . The scrap yard worker was crowned Miss Carmarthenshire, right, and was a runner up in  Miss Wales . At night, she swaps noise and smells of the junk yard for ball gowns and pageants . Kelly spends her days surrounded by the noise and smells of her family's scrap metal business in Ammanford, South Wales. But at night she swaps the scrap heap for the catwalk and gets dolled up to compete against other beauties. She is set to represent great Britain at the Miss Universe competition organised by real estate mogul Donald Trump. But she hasn't quit her job working in the office at Ammanford Metals just yet. Kelly said: 'Miss Universe is one of the biggest pageants in the world and I think it's going to be a huge adventure as well as a lot of fun. But she hasn't quit her job working in the office at Ammanford Metals just yet . 'The UK has never won Miss Universe but I think that this year could be our year' - Paula Abbandonato, the national director of Miss Universe Great Britain hopes that Kelly could be Great Britain's hope . 'I will be doing all I can in the next few months to prepare.' Paula Abbandonato, the national director of Miss Universe Great Britain, wished Kelly and all the other competitors 'the very best of luck'. She said: 'The UK has never won Miss Universe but I think that this year could be our year.'
Kelly Rowland is set to represent Great Britain at the international contest . Already crowned Miss Carmarthenshire and was a Miss Wales runner up . She currently works in the office of Ammanford Recycling Metals, Wales .