Miss World 2016
2016 December 18
MGM Theatre, MGM National Harbor Casino Complex, Oxon Hill, Maryland USA
117 participants
Results
1 PUERTO RICO Stephanie Marie del Valle Díaz
2 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Yaritza Miguelina Reyes Ramírez (Top 10 Universe ’13, Hispanoamericana ’13)
Miss World Caribbean
3 INDONESIA Natasha Mannuela Halim (Beauty With a Purpose fast-track winner)
Miss World Asia
4 PHILIPPINES Catriona Elisa Magnayon Gray (Multimedia fast-track winner)
5 KENYA Evelyn Njambi Thungu
Miss World Africa
Top 11
BELGIUM Lenty Frans
Miss World Europe
BRAZIL Beatrice Beserra da Fontoura
CHINA Kong Jing (Top Model fast-track winner)
KOREA Wang Hyun
MONGOLIA Bayartsetseg Altangerel (International ’14, Earth ’15) (Talent fast-track winner & People’s Choice)
U.S.A. Audra Diane Mari
Miss World Americas
Top 20
AUSTRALIA Madeline Cowe
Miss World Oceania
COOK ISLANDS Natalia Asinata Simahite Short (Sports fast-track winner)
FRANCE Morgane Edvige
GHANA Antoinette Delali Kemavor
HUNGARY Tímea Gelencsér
INDIA Priyadarshini Chatterjee
JAPAN Priyanka Yoshikawa
SLOVAKIA Kristína Činčurová
THAILAND Jinnita Buddee
Remainder
ALBANIA Ëndrra Kovaçi
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA Latisha Elizabeth Greene
ARGENTINA Camila Macías Carusillo
ARUBA Lynette Fatima Agrela do Nascimento (Teenager ’10, Teen Int’l ‘0)
AUSTRIA Dragana Stankovic
BAHAMAS Ashley Bettina Hamilton
BELARUS Polina Igorevna Borodacheva
BELIZE Iris Carmen Salguero
BOLIVIA Leyda Lourdes Suárez Aldana
BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Halida Krajišnik
BOTSWANA Thata Kenosi
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS Nakisha Kadia Turnbull (Ecstasy ’08)
BULGARIA Galina Asenova Mihaylova
CANADA Anastasia Lin Ye-Fan
CAYMAN ISLANDS Monyque Roshel Brooks
CHILE Antonia Cristal Figueroa Alvarado
COLOMBIA Shirley Viviana Atehortúa Ríos
COSTA RICA Jessica Melania González Monge (United Continents ’14, Café ’15, International ’15, WMU ’16)
COTE D’IVOIRE Esther Emmanuelle Mémel
CROATIA Angelica Zacchigna
CURACAO Sabrina Namias de Crasto
CYPRUS Maria Morarou
CZECH REPUBLIC Natálie Kotková
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO Andréa Moloto
DENMARK Helena Heuser
ECUADOR Mirka Paola Cabrera Mazzini
EGYPT Nadeen Osama El Sayed
EL SALVADOR Ana Miriam Cortez Durán
ENGLAND Elizabeth Joyce Grant
EQUATORIAL GUINEA Anunciación Onguene Esono
FIJI Pooja Priyanka
FINLAND Heta Katri Sallinen
GEORGIA Viktoria Kocherova
GERMANY Selina Kriechbaum (Café ’16)
GIBRALTAR Kayley Louise Mifsud
GUADELOUPE Magalie Magasine Adelson
GUAM Phoebe Denight Palisoc
GUATEMALA Melanie Jeanett Espina Luna (Teenager ’13)
GUINEA Safiatou Baldé
GUINEA-BISSAU Sandra Marisa Araújo Monteiro
GUYANA Nuriyyih Kamal Gerrard
HAITI Suzana Sampeur (Banano ’16)
HONDURAS Kerelyne Isell Campigotti Webster (Teen Mundial ’15)
ICELAND Anna Lára Sigurðardóttir Orlowska
IRELAND Niamh Kennedy
ISRAEL Karin Alia
ITALY Giada Tropea
JAMAICA Ashlie Victoria White Barrett
KAZAKHSTAN Aliya Aytugovnovna Mergenbaeva
KYRGYZSTAN Perizat Rasulbek Kyzy
LATVIA Linda Kinca
LEBANON Sandy Tabet
LESOTHO Rethabile Anacletta Tšosane
MALAYSIA Tatiana Nandha Kumar
MALTA Anthea Zammit
MAURITIUS Véronique Allas
MEXICO Ana Girault Contreras
MOLDOVA Daniela Marin
MONTENEGRO Katarina Keković
MYANMAR Myat Thiri Lwin
NEPAL Asmi Shrestha
NETHERLANDS Rachelle Christina Lamberta Reijnders
NEW ZEALAND Karla de Beer (MTQI ’15)
NICARAGUA María Laura Ramírez Castillo (Café ’16)
NIGERIA Deborah Chinah ‘Debbie’ Ugochukwu Collins (Universe ’15)
NORTHERN IRELAND Emma Carswell
PANAMA Alessandra Camila Bueno Fontaine
PARAGUAY Simone Patricia Freitag Krutzman (Freedom ’15)
PERU Pierina Sue Wong Mori (Pacífico ’10)
POLAND Kaja Klimkiewicz
PORTUGAL Cristiana Sofia Ferreira Viana
ROMANIA Diana Codruta Dinu
RUSSIA Yana Denisovna Dobrovolskaya
RWANDA Jolly Mutesi
SCOTLAND Lucy Kerr
SERBIA Katarina Šulkić
SEYCHELLES Christine Barbier
SIERRA LEONE Aminata Adialin Bangura
SINGAPORE Bhaama Padmanathan
SLOVENIA Maja Taradi
SOUTH AFRICA Ntandoyenkosi Kunene
SOUTH SUDAN Akuany Ayuen Jongkuch
SPAIN Raquel Tejedor Meléndez
SRI LANKA Amritaa De Silva
ST. LUCIA La Toya Moffat
SWEDEN Emma Marie Josefin Harvisalo Strandberg
TANZANIA Diana Edward Lukumai
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Daniella Olivia Marie Walcott
TUNISIA Meriem Hammami
TURKEY Buse İskenderoğlu
U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS Kyrelle Thomas
UGANDA Leah Kagaza
UKRAINE Oleksandra Kucherenko
URUGUAY María Romina Trotto Morales
VENEZUELA Diana Macarena Victoria de la Coromoto Croce García
VIETNAM Trương Thị Diệu Ngọc
WALES Ffion Georgina Moyle
Did not compete
CAMEROON Julie Frankline Cheugeu Nguimfack
ETHIOPIA Soliyana Assefa
MADAGASCAR Samantha Rodriguez Todivelo
Awards
Sports Challenge 1) Cook Islands, 2) Croatia, 3) Malta
Sports finalists
Red Group: Australia, Cayman Islands, England, Gibraltar, Scotland & United States
White Group: Austria, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Latvia, New Zealand, Panama & Singapore
Blue Group: Aruba, Bulgaria, Denmark, Honduras, Hungary, Montenegro, Spain & Uruguay
Talent Mongolia
Talent Top 10 finalists Canada, Chile, Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, Malta, Philippines, Poland, Ukraine
Top Model 1) China 2) Indonesia 3) Dominican Republic
Top Model Top 5 France & Kenya
Multimedia Philippines
Beauty With A Purpose Indonesia
Beauty With a Purpose Top 5 India, Philippines, Nepal, Kenya
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Miss World 2017
2017 November 18
Sanya City Arena, Sanya CHN
118 entries
Top 40 consist of:
20 Challenge winners (1 from each of 20 groups advanced)
5 winners of fast track events (Multimedia, Talent, Top Model, Sports & Beauty with a Purpose)
15 from judging panel.
Results
1 INDIA Manushi Chhillar
2 MEXICO Alma Andrea Meza Carmona
Queen of Americas
3 ENGLAND Stephanie Jayne Hill
Queen of Europe
Top 5
FRANCE Aurore Andrée Raphaëlle Kichenin
KENYA Magline Jeruto
Queen of Africa
Top 10
INDONESIA Achintya Holte Nilsen
JAMAICA Solange Johnson Sinclair
Queen of Caribbean
KOREA Kim Ha-eun
Queen of Asia
RUSSIA Polina Alekseyevna Popova
SOUTH AFRICA Adè Van Heerden
Top 15
EL SALVADOR Fátima Molina Cuéllar
JAPAN Haruka Yamashita
MACAU Chloe Lan Wan-Ling
MONGOLIA Enkhjin Tseveendash (Friendship ’10, Supermodel Int’l ’12)
NIGERIA Ugochi Michelle Ihezue
Top 40
ARGENTINA Avril Marco de Cicco (Teenager ’16)
BANGLADESH Jessia Islam Maisha
BOTSWANA Nicole Lisa Gaelebale (Global International ’12, Earth ’14)
BRAZIL Gabrielle Vilela de Souza (Ganadería ’13)
CHINA Guan Siyu
COLOMBIA María Beatriz Daza Núñez
CROATIA Tea Mlinaric
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Aletxa Marie Mueses Santana
GUATEMALA Virginia Alejandra Argueta Hernández (Universe ’16)
ITALY Concetta “Conny” Notarstefano (Top Model ’15)
KAZAKHSTAN Gul’banu Ganievna Azimkhanova
LEBANON Perla El Helou
LIBERIA Wokie Kou Dolo (Africa ’17)
MALTA Michaela Galea (Queen of the World ’11)
MOLDOVA Ana Badaneu
NEPAL Nikita Chandak Maheshwari
NEW ZEALAND Annie Diana Evans
Queen of Oceania
PERU Cynthia Pamela Sanchez Silva
PHILIPPINES Laura Victoria Lehmann
POLAND Magdalena Bieńkowska (Top 15 Internatonal ’16)
SWEDEN Hanna-Louise Haag Tuvér
UKRAINE Polina Tkach
USA Clarissa Miriam Bowers
VENEZUELA Ana Carolina Ugarte-Pelayo Campos
VIETNAM Đỗ Mỹ Linh
Remainder
ALBANIA Joanna Grabolli
ANGOLA Judélsia Diemba Bache
ARMENIA Liana Kroskeva Sargsyan
ARUBA Anouk Stephanie Helen Eman
AUSTRALIA Esma Voloder (Supranational ’13, Globe International ’14)
AUSTRIA Sarah Chvala
BAHAMAS Geena Alyssa Thompson
BELGIUM Romanie Marleen Schotte
BELIZE Renae Sherese Martinez
BOLIVIA Yasmin Pinto Solar
BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA Aida Karamehmedovic
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS Helina Auriel Gerda Hilda Hewlett
BULGARIA Veronika Velinova Stefanova (Motors ’11, Yacht ’11, Iriental Toursm ’12, Tourism Planet ’15, All Nations ’15)
CAMEROON Michèle Ange Sandra Akomo Minkata (Naïades ’16)
CANADA Cynthia Menard
CAPE VERDE Cristilene dos Santos Pimenta (CPLP ’17)
CAYMAN ISLANDS Kristin Ondena Amaya
CHILE Victoria Elizabeth Stein Muñoz
COOK ISLANDS Alanna Matamaru Matenga Smith
COTE D’IVOIRE Mandjalia Maguy Gbané (MMOTW ’16)
CURACAO Vanity Chrystal Girigori
CYPRUS Élena Tselepí
DENMARK Amanda Maria Petri
ECUADOR Romina Zeballos Avellan
EGYPT Farah Ahmed Shabaan Mostafa
EQUATORIAL GUINEA Catalina Mangue Ondo Biye
ETHIOPIA Kisanet Haile Gbereslasie
FIJI Nanise Noel Regarau Rainima (Pacific Islands ’14)
FINLAND Adriana Gerxhilja
GEORGIA Ketino Shekelashvili
GERMANY Dalila Jabri
GHANA Afua Asieduwaa Akrofi (Naïades ’16)
GIBRALTAR Jodie Amy Garcia
GREECE Maria Psilou
GUADELOUPE Audrey Carla Berville
GUAM Destiny Camarin Paulino Cruz
GUINEA Asmaou Diallo
GUYANA Vena Mookram
HONDURAS Celia María Perdomo Monterossa (United Continents ’15)
HONG KONG Emily Wong Wai-Kei
HUNGARY Virag Koroknyai
ICELAND Ólafía Ósk Finnsdóttir
IRELAND Lauren Siobhan McDonagh
ISRAEL Rotem Rabi
LAOS Tonkham Phonchanghueang
LESOTHO Mpoi Crescentia Mahao
MADAGASCAR Felana Marie Jeanne Odile Tirindraza
MAURITIUS Bessika Bucktawor
MONTENEGRO Tea Babić
MYANMAR Ei Kyawt Khaing
NETHERLANDS Philisantha van Deuren
NICARAGUA América Montserrath Allen Rojas
NORTHERN IRELAND Anna Therese Henry
NORWAY Celine Herregården
PANAMA Julianne Britton
PARAGUAY Paola Oberladstatter Arce
PORTUGAL Filipa Alexandra Ramalho Barroso
ROMANIA Mihaela Boșca (Exclusive ’15)
RWANDA Elsa Iradukunda
SCOTLAND Romy Elysia McCahill (Earth ’14)
SENEGAL Nar Codou Diouf (Heritage Global ’17)
SERBIA Anđelija Rogić
SEYCHELLES Hilary Michelle Joubert
SINGAPORE Laanya Ezra Asogan Mudaliar
SLOVAK REPUBLIC Hanka Zavodna
SLOVENIA Maja Zupan
SOUTH SUDAN Christine Arual Cyerdit Longar
SPAIN María Elisabeth “Elisa” Tulián Marín
SRI LANKA Dusheni Miyurangi de Silva
TANZANIA Julieta Kokumanya Kabete
THAILAND Patlada Kulphakthanapat
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Chandini Chanka
TUNISIA Emna Abdelhedi
TURKEY Asli Sumen
URUGUAY Melina Carballo Fagúndez (Grand ’16)
WALES Hannah Elizabeth Williams
ZAMBIA Mary Kapya Chibula
ZIMBABWE Chiedza Lorraine Mhosva
Did not compete
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA Pageant cancelled due to hurricane
BARBADOS No pageant
BELARUS Ekaterina Savchuk
COSTA RICA No pageant
CUBA No selection
CZECH REPUBLIC No pageant
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF ThE CONGO No pageant
GUINEA-BISSAU Laila Francisca Elawar da Costa (West Africa ’14) [Chinese visa denied]
HAITI No pageant
IRAQ Masty Hama Adel
KYRGYZSTAN Begimai Karybekova (Top Model ’16, Intercontinental ’16) [Chinese visa denied]
LATVIA No pageant
MALAYSIA No titleholder selected
MARTINIQUE No pageant
PUERTO RICO Pageant cancelled due to hurricanes
SAMOA No pageant
SIERRA LEONE No pageant
ST LUCIA No pageant
UGANDA No pageant
Awards
Multimedia Challenge : Mongolia
Top 20 Head to Head Challenges : Argentina, Bangladesh, Colombia, France, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Italy, Kazakhstan, Lebanon, Liberia, Macau, Mexico, Moldova, Mongolia, Nepal, Peru, Philippines, Venezuela, Vietnam
Top 5 Beauty with a Purpose : (all of them were declared winners) India, Indonesia, Philippines, South Africa, Vietnam
Top 20 Beauty with a Purpose : Australia, British Virgin Islands, Brazil, Cook Islands, England, Fiji, France, Mongolia, Nepal, New Zealand, Russia, Slovakia, Tanzania, Thailand, Zimbabwe
Sports Challenge : 1) Dominican Republic 2) Cook Islands 3) British Virgin Islands
Top Model Challenge : 1) Nigeria 2) Thailand 3) Croatia 4) China
Top 30 Model Challenge (according to Kaleidoscope of Beauty) : Bosnia & Herzegovina, Brazil, Colombia, Cote d’Ivoire, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, France, Guadeloupe, Guinea, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Israel, Kenya, Korea, Mexico, Mongolia, Montenegro, Nepal, Panama, Poland, Russia, Slovenia, Spain, Ukraine, Venezuela
World Designer Award : Indonesia (not a fast-track category)
Talent : Malta
Top 5 Talent : England, Fiji, Italy, Mexico
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MISS WORLD 2018
2018 December 8
Sanya City Arena, Sanya CHN
118 participants
NOTE 116 were in Sanya or enroute November 13
NOTE Wing Wong was crowned Miss Hong Kong on Nov. 13
NOTE Angola departed for Sanya Nov. 14
NOTE Top 12 were chosen this way: 3 Asians, 2 Africans, 2 Americas, 2 Caribbean, 3 Europe
Results
1 MEXICO – Silvia Vanessa Ponce de León Sánchez
2 THAILAND – Nicolene Pichapa Limsnukan
Miss World Asia
Top 5
BELARUS – Mariya Vasilevna Vasilevich
Miss World Europe
JAMAICA – Kadijah Robinson
Miss World Caribbean
UGANDA – Quiin Abenakyo
Miss World Africa
Top 6
PANAMA – Solaris de la Luna Barba Cañizales
Miss World Americas (took over title after Mexico won the Miss World crown)
Top 12
FRANCE – Maëva Coucke
NEPAL – Shrinkhala Khatiwada
NEW ZEALAND – Jessica Elizabeth Tyson (International ’16)
Miss World Oceania
MARTINIQUE – Larissa Isabelle Segarel
MAURITIUS – Anne Murielle Ravina
SCOTLAND – Linzi McLelland
Top 30
BANGLADESH – Jannatul Ferdous Oishee
BARBADOS – Ashley Lashley
BELGIUM – Angeline Flor Pua
CHILE – Anahí Hormazabal Garay
CHINA PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC – Mao Peirui
COOK ISLANDS – Reihanna Maire Koteka-Wiki
INDIA – Anukhreethy Vas
INDONESIA – Alya Nurshabrina Samadikun
JAPAN – Kanako Date
MALAYSIA – Larissa Ping Liew
NIGERIA – Anita Ukah
NORTHERN IRELAND – Katharine Walker
RUSSIA – Natalya (“Natasha”) Vladilenovna Stroeva
SINGAPORE – Vannessa Annelise Peh Ting Ting
SOUTH AFRICA – Thulisa Keyi
U.S.A. – Marisa Paige Butler
VENEZUELA – Veruska Betania Ljubisavljevic Rodríguez
VIETNAM – Trần Tiểu Vy
Remainder
ALBANIA – Nikita Preka
ANGOLA – Nelma Tchissola Ferreira
ARGENTINA – María Victoria Soto Bianchi (Banano ’15, Culture & Peace ’15)
ARMENIA – Arsena Zeynalyan
ARUBA – Nurianne Dahlia Arias Helder
AUSTRALIA – Taylah Cannon
AUSTRIA – Izabela Ion
BAHAMAS – Brinique Gibson
BELIZE – Jalyssa Lynn Arthurs
BOLIVIA – Vanessa Vargas Gonzáles
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – Anđela Paleksić
BOTSWANA – Moitshepi Elias
BRAZIL – Jéssica Souza de Carvalho
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS – Yadali Thomas Santos (Caribbean Culture ’16)
BULGARIA – Kalina Vasileva Miteva
CAMEROON – Aimée Caroline Nseke
CANADA – Hanna Begovic (Supranational ’16)
CAYMAN ISLANDS – Kelsie Woodman-Bodden
COLOMBIA – Laura Osorio Hoyos
CROATIA – Ivana Mudnić Dujmina
CURACAO – Nazira Colastica
CYPRUS – Adriana Fiakka (European World ’17, Princess of the World ’17)
CZECH REPUBLIC – Kateřina Kasanová
DENMARK – Tara Ida Hashim Jensen
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – Denise Romero
ECUADOR – Shirley Nicol Ocles Congo
EGYPT – Mony Helal
EL SALVADOR – Metzi Gabriela Solano Jiménez (Supranational ’13)
ENGLAND – Alisha Cowie
EQUATORIAL GUINEA – Silvia Adjomo Ndong Ada
ETHIOPIA – Sollyana Abayneh Abebe (Africa ’17)
FINLAND – Jenny Julia Lappalainen
GEORGIA – Nia Tsivtsivadze
GERMANY – Christine Annabelle Keller
GHANA – Nana Ama Korkor Benson
GIBRALTAR – Star Isabel Farrugia
GREECE – Maria Lepida
GUADELOUPE – Morgane Johanna Shirley Thérésine
GUAM – Gianna Hunter Camacho Sgambelluri
GUATEMALA – Paola Elizabeth Gramajo Arreaga
GUINEA-BISSAU – Rubiato (“Ruby”) Nhamajo (Teenager ’16)
GUYANA – Ambika Gavina Ramraj
HAITI – Stephie Mona Morency
HONDURAS – Suany Dayana Sabillón Murillo
HONG KONG – Wing Heng Wong (International ’17)
HUNGARY – Andrea Szarvas
ICELAND – Erla Alexandra Ólafsdóttir
IRELAND – Aoife O’Sullivan
ITALY – Nunzia Amato
KAZAKHSTAN – Yekaterina Valerevna Dvoretskaya
KENYA – Finali Galaiya (IWW ’16)
KOREA – Bo Ah-Cho
LAOS – Kadoumphet Xaiyavong
LATVIA – Daniela Gods-Romanovska (WMU ’17)
LEBANON – Mira Al Toufaily
LESOTHO – Rethaline Gladys Thaathaa
LUXEMBOURG – Cassandra Lopes Monteiro
MADAGASCAR – Miantsa Valisoa Randriambelonoro
MALTA – Maria Ellul (Exclusive ’15, Eco International ’17)
MOLDOVA – Tamara Zareţcaia
MONGOLIA – Enkhriimaa Erdenebaatar
MONTENEGRO – Natalija Gluščevic
MYANMAR – Han Thi Thet Lwin (Supranational ’14)
NETHERLANDS – Leonie Hesselink
NICARAGUA – Yoselin Sobeyda Gómez Reyes (Café ’18)
NORWAY – Madelen Susan Michelsen
PARAGUAY – Maquenna Mayra Giarin Diaz
PERU – Clarisse Luciana Uribe Cruces
PHILIPPINES – Katarina Sonja Artigas Rodriguez (Intercontinental ’17)
POLAND – Agata Biernat
PORTUGAL – Carla Rumaría Rodrigues De Flaviis
PUERTO RICO – Dayanara Martínez Rosado
RWANDA – Liliane Iradukunda
SENEGAL – Aissatou (“Ashley”) Filly
SERBIA – Ivana Trišić
SIERRA LEONE – Sarah Laura Tucker
SLOVAKIA – Dominika Grecová
SLOVENIA – Lara Kalanj
SOUTH SUDAN – Florence Thompson
SPAIN – Amaia Izar Leache
SRI LANKA – Nadia Maria Gyi
TANZANIA – Queen Elizabeth William Makune (WMU ’17)
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – Ysabel Amara Samnadda Bisnath
TURKEY – Şevval Şahin
UKRAINE – Leonila Yurevna Guz
WALES – Bethany Harris
ZAMBIA – Musa Kalaluka Mukuwa
ZIMBABWE – Hajirah Belinda Potts
Replacements
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA – Ashley Nicole Boodhoo
AUSTRIA – Daniela Zivkov
DENMARK – Louise Sander Henriksen
GHANA – Margaret Derry Mwintuur
GUINEA-BISSAU – Zara Josefa Mendes
KAZAKHSTAN – Alfiya Ersayin
LUXEMBOURG – Kelly Nilles
PERU – Estefani Carolina Mauricci Gil
RUSSIA – Yuliya Polyachihina
TUNISIA – Dorsaf Zouaghi
UKRAINE – Veronika Didusenko
Did not compete
ALGERIA – Nihed Markria
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA – Taqiyyah Francis
BENIN – Zinhoué Fleur Gloria Hessou
BONAIRE – Ruthgainy Anesha Frans (No funds)
CAMBODIA – Rern Nat (Sent to Miss Universe instead)
CÔTE D’IVOIRE – Mary Danielle Suy Fatem
ISRAEL – Michal Mordov
KOSOVO – Rreze Dautaj
MALAWI – Tionge Chiuta Munthali
ROMANIA
SWEDEN – Amanda Wiberg
TUNISIA – Haifa Ghedir
Awards
Top Talent : Japan (automatic advance to Top 30)
Top Talent Top 18 : Bulgaria, Canada, China, Cook Islands, Guyana, Haiti, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Poland, Puerto Rico, Spain, Thailand, U.S.A.
Top Model : 1) France (automatic advance to Top 30) , 2) China, 3) Senegal, 4) Korea, 5) South Africa
Top Model Top 32 : Australia, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Croatia, Germany, Greece, Guadeloupe, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Nepal, New Zealand, Nigeria, Panama, Philippines, Portugal, Russia, Poland, Spain, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Vietnam
Miss World Top Designer (not a fast-track event); 1) (tied) China & South Africa; Top 5) Malaysia, Portugal & Thailand
Sports Challenge : 1) USA (automatic advance to Top 30), 2) Bolivia, 3) Netherlands
Sports Red Team Top 6 : Belarus, Bolivia, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominican Republic, Ireland. Reserves: Cook Islands & Guinea Bissau
Sports Yellow Team Top 6 : Ecuador, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland. Reserves: Finland & Moldova
Sports Blue Team Top 6 : New Zealand, Northern Ireland, Panama, Scotland, Slovenia, USA. Reserves: Mexico & Sierra Leone
Head-to-Head Challenge Top 10 & automatic inclusion in the final Top 30 : Bangladesh, Chile, India, Malaysia, Mauritius, Mexico, Singapore, Thailand, Uganda & Venezuela
Head-to-Head Challenge Top 20 : Argentina, Bulgaria, France, Guadeloupe, Lebanon, Myanmar, Nepal, Nigeria, Philippines & Trinidad and Tobago
Multimedia : 1) Nepal, 2) Mexico, 3) Kenya
Beauty with a Purpose Top 5 fast-track : 1) Nepal, 2) Indonesia & New Zealand, 4) Mexico & Vietnam (automatic advance to Top 30)
Beauty with a Purpose Top 12 : Chile, Jamaica, Kenya, Lebanon, Malaysia, Panama, Trinidad & Tobago
Beauty with a Purpose Top 25 : Barbados, Brazil, China, Cook Islands, Guyana, Italy, Japan, Mongolia, Myanmar, Russia, Rwanda, Scotland, Singapore
Sanya promotional video (not a fast-track event): 1) Kenya, 2) China, 3) Nepal, 4) Puerto Rico, 5) England
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Miss World 2019
2019 December 14
ExCel Arena. London ENG
111 participants
NOTE Ethiopia arrived on November 27, Senegal on November 28
(Results)
1 – JAMAICA – Toni-Ann Singh
2 – FRANCE – Ophély Joëlle Mézino
Miss World Europe
3 – INDIA – Suman Ratansingh Rao
Miss World Asia
(Top 5)
BRAZIL – Elís Miele Ricardo Coelho
Miss World Americs
NIGERIA – Nyekachi Douglas
Miss World Africa
(Top 12)
COOK ISLANDS – Tajiya Eikura Sahay
Miss World Oceania
KENYA – Maria Nyamai Wavinya
MEXICO – Ashley Alvídrez Estrada
NEPAL – Anushka Shrestha
PHILIPPINES – Michelle Daniela Marquez Dee
RUSSIA – Alina Yegorovna Sanko
VIETNAM – Lương Thùy Linh
(Top 40)
ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA – Taqiyyah Ricardo Francis
AUSTRALIA – Sarah Marschke
BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS – Rikkiya Asharee Riyadh Brathwaite
CHINA – Li Peishan
DENMARK – Natasja Kunde
ENGLAND – Bhasha Mukherjee
GUYANA – Joylyn Anita Conway
HONG KONG – Lila Lam Lin-Yan
INDONESIA – Princess Mikhaelia Audrey Megonondo
MALAYSIA – Alexis Sue-Ann Seow Su Yin
MOLDOVA – Elizaveta Kuznețova
MONGOLIA – Tsevelmaa Mandakh
NEW ZEALAND – Lucy Rose Brock
PARAGUAY – Araceli Beatriz Bobadilla Candia
POLAND – Milena Sadowska
PORTUGAL – Inês Brusselmans Ferreira Martins (Supranational ’15, Café ’16, All Nations ’16)
PUERTO RICO – Daniella Rodríguez Laureano
SCOTLAND – Keryn Matthew
SOUTH AFRICA – Sasha-Lee Laurel Oliver
SPAIN – María del Mar Aguilera Zuheros
THAILAND – Narintorn “Grace” Chadapattarawalrachoat
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO – Tya Janè La Shon Ramey
Miss World Caribbean
TUNISIA – Sabrine Khalifa Mansour
UGANDA – Oliver Mujuzi Nakakande
UKRAINE – Marharyta “Margarita” Gennadiyivna Pasha
U.S.A. – Emmy Rose Cuvelier
VENEZUELA – Maryuris Isabel “Isabella” Rodríguez Guzmán
WALES – Gabriella Francésca Jukes
(Remainder)
ALBANIA – Atalanta Kercyku
ANGOLA – Brezana Virginia de Almeida da Costa
ARGENTINA – Judit Marianne Grña
ARMENIA – Liana Voskerchyan
ARUBA – Ghislaine Mejia
BAHAMAS – Nyah Christine Bandelier
BANGLADESH – Rafah NanjebaTorsa
BARBADOS – Ché Amor Greenidge
BELARUS – Anastasiya Romanovna Laurynchuk
BELGIUM – Elena María Carolina Castro Suárez
BOLIVIA – Iciar Díaz Camacho
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA – Ivana Ladan
BOTSWANA – Oweditse Gofaone Phirinyane (Heritage Global ’17)
BULGARIA – Margo Cooper (real name: Margarita Grigoryeva Kuprianova) (winner TMOTW ’16)
CAMBODIA – Vy Sreyvin
CANADA – Naomi Rose Colford
CAYMAN ISLANDS – Jaci Ariana Patrick
CHILE – Karla Ignacia Albornoz Olmedo
COLOMBIA – Sara Arteaga Franco
COSTA RICA – Jessica Jiménez Muñoz
CROATIA – Katarina Mamić
CURACAO – Sharon Meyer Goumaz
CZECH REPUBLIC – Denisa Spergerová
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC – Alba Marie Blair Rodríguez (Latin America ’14)
ECUADOR – María Auxiliadora Idrovo Quintana
EL SALVADOR – Fátima Yolanda Mauricio Mangandi (Teenager ’09, MTQI ’11, Mayan Coast ’13, Hispanoamericana ’16, International ’17)
EQUATORIAL GUINEA – Djanet Lucia Ortiz Oyono
ETHIOPIA – Feven Araya Gebreslassie
FINLAND – Dana Mononen
GEORGIA – Nini Gogichaishvili
GHANA – Rebecca Nana Adjowa Kwabi
GIBRALTAR – Celine Bolãnos Perera
GREECE – Rafaela Plastira (Summer World ’17, WBQ ’17)
GUADELOUPE – Anaïs Émeline Clémence Lacalmontie (Earth ’15)
GUATEMALA – Dulce Joëlle Ramos García
GUINEA-BISSAU – Leila Samati
HAITI – Alysha Anael Altagracia Morency
HONDURAS – Ana Grisell Romero Nájera
HUNGARY – Krisztina Nagypál
ICELAND – Kolfinna Mist Austfjörd
IRELAND – Chelsea Farrell
ITALY – Adele Sammartino De Filippo
JAPAN – Marika Sera
KAZAKHSTAN – Madina Ismailovna Batyk
KOREA – Lim Ji-yeon
KYRGYZSTAN – Ekaterina Ibragimovna Zabolotnova
LAOS – Nelamith Xaypannha Soumounthong
LUXEMBOURG – Mélanie Heynsbroek
MACAU – Yu Yanan
MALTA – Nicole Vella Scerri
MAURITIUS – Urvashi Devi Gooriah
MONTENEGRO – Mirjana Muratović
MYANMAR – Than Htet San
NETHERLANDS – Brenda Felicia Muste
NICARAGUA – María Teresa Cortéz Mendieta
NORTHERN IRELAND – Lauren Eve Leckey
PANAMA – Paola Agustina Ruiz Arrechea
PERU – Angella Belén Escudero San Martín
RWANDA – Meghan Nimwiza
SAMOA – Alalamalat Gabrielle Lata Polamalu
SENEGAL – Alberta Diatta
SIERRA LEONE – Enid Jones-Boston (University Africa ’17)
SINGAPORE – Sheen Cher
SLOVAKIA – Frederika Kurtulíková
SLOVENIA – Špela Alič
SOUTH SUDAN – Mariah Nyayeina Joseph Maget
SRI LANKA – Dewmini Welikande Thathsarani Rathnyake
SWEDEN – Daniella Maja Lundqvist
TANZANIA – Sylivia Sebastian Bebwa
TURKEY – Simay Rasimoğlu
U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS – A’yana Keshelle Suchislife Phillips (Universe ’18 as BVI)
(Did not compete)
Austria – Larissa Robitschko
Belize
Cameroon
Cyprus
Egypt
Germany
Guam
Hong Kong China
Kosovo
Latvia
Lebanon
Lesotho – Palesa Makara
Madagascar – Valerie Mlle Binguira
Martinique
Norway
Serbia – Sanja Lovcevic
Suriname
Zambia
Zimbabwe
UZBEKISTAN – Aziza Tokashova
(Replacements)
FINLAND – Riikka Uusitalo
GUATEMALA – Keila Sofia Rodas Castillo (Mesoamerica ’15) (dethroned)
(Fast track competitions)
Multimedia – Nepal
Head-to-Head Challenge (Top 10 advanced to the final Top 40): Guyana, India, Mexico, Moldova, Nepal, Nigeria, Paraguay, Philippines, Trinidad & Tobago, Venezuela
Miss World Top Sportswoman – (1) British Virgin Islands, (2) Nigeria, (3) Trinidad & Tobago
Miss World Top Model – Nigeria
Miss World Top Model Top 10 – Brazil, Czech Republic, France, Hong Kong, India. Kazakhstan, Trinidad & Tobago, Uganda, Vietnam
Miss World Top Model Top 40 – Antigua & Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Barbados, Bosnia & Herzegovina, China, Croatia, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Finland, Haiti, Hungary, Indonesia, Italy, Jamaica, Kenya, Macau, Mexico, Moldova, Montenegro, Philippines, Poland, Puerto Rico, Russia, Slovakia, South Sudan, Turkey, Ukraine, Venezuela, Wales.
Miss World Talent – Jamaica
Miss World Talent Top 5: Armenia, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Malta
Beauty with a Purpose – Nepal
Beauty with a Purpose Top 10: France, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia, Nigeria, Tunisia, Venezuela, Vietnam
Source: Pageantopolis Website by Donald West
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SP
Piauí – Monalysa Alcântara
Rio Grande do Sul – Juliana Mueller
Espírito Santo – Stephany Pim
Pernambuco – Iully Thaísa
Sergipe – Saiury Carvalho
Acre – Kailane Amorim
Alagoas – Nathália Pastoura
Ceará – Aléxia Duarte
Maranhão – Ana Beatriz Nazareno
Rio Grande do Norte – Milena Balza
Amazonas – Juliana Soares 1
Bahia – Caroline Oliveira
Goiás – Jeovanca Nascimento
Mato Grosso – Aline Fontes
Paraná – Patrícia Garcia
Tocantins – Islane Machado
Amapá
Distrito Federal
Mato Grosso do Sul
Minas Gerais
Pará
Paraíba
Rio de Janeiro
Rondônia
Roraima
Santa Catarina
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