Miss World 2021/2022 – 16 March 2022
Coca Cola Music Hall – San Juan – Puerto Rico
Miss World 2021 – Poland – Karolina Bielawska
1st Runner-up – United States – Shree Saini
2nd Runner-up – Côte d’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Top 6
Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules
Mexico – Karolina Vidales
Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch
Top 13
Colombia – Andrea Aguilera
Czech Republic – Karolína Kopíncová
France – April Benayoum
India – Manasa Varanasi
Philippines – Tracy Perez
Somalia – Khadija Omar
Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà – Digital Media Challenge Winner
Top 40
Argentina – Amira Hidalgo
Bahamas – Sienna Evans
Botswana – Palesa Mofele
Brazil – Caroline Teixeira
Cameroon – Audrey Monkam
Canada – Svetlana Mamaeva
Chile – Carol Drpic
China – Jiang Siqi
Dominican Republic – Emmy Peña
Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco
England – Rehema Muthamia
Guinea – Nene Bah
Hungary – Lili Tótpeti
Iceland – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir
Ireland – Pamela Uba
Kenya – Sharon Obara
Madagascar – Nellie Anjaratiana
Malaysia – Lavanya Sivaji
Mongolia – Burte-Ujin Anu
Nepal – Namrata Shrestha
Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios
Paraguay – Bethania Borba
Puerto Rico – Aryam Díaz
South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida
Sri Lanka – Sadé Greenwood
Trinidad and Tobago – Jeanine Brandt
Venezuela – Alejandra Conde
Continental Queens of Beauty
Africa – Cote D’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Americas – United States – Shree Saini
Asia-Pacific – Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules
Caribbean – Dominican Republic – Emmy Peña
Europe – Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch
Head-to-Head Challenge
The contestants were officially assigned to their grouping via Miss World YouTube Channel on 24 November 2021. The winner of each group will compete at the head-to-head final in the Capitol of Puerto Rico on 9 December.
The eight semi-finalists who won at the second round will automatically be part of the Top 40:
Botswana – Palesa Molefe
Cameroon – Audrey Monkam
Cote D’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Nepal – Namrata Shrestha
Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios
Paraguay – Bethania Borba
Philippines – Tracy Perez
Venezuela – Alejandra Conde
Talent
Winner – Mongolia – Burte-Ujin Anu
1st Runner-Up – Norway – Amine Storrød
2nd Runner-Up – Japan – Tamaki Hoshi
3rd Runner-up – Chile – Carol Drpic
4th Runner-up – Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch
Top 27
Albania – Amela Agastra
Botswana – Palesa Molefe
Bulgaria – Eva Dobreva
Cote d’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco
England – Rehema Muthamia
Gibraltar – Janice Sampere
India – Manasa Varanasi
Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules
Ireland – Pamela Uba
Jamaica – Khalia Hall
Kenya – Sharon Obara
South Korea – Tara Hong
Mauritius – Angélique Sanson
Scotland – Claudia Todd
Singapore – Khai Ling Ho
Slovenia – Maja Colic
South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida
Tunisia – Amani Layouni
United States – Shree Saini
Uruguay – Valentina Camejo
Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà
Top Model
Top Model finals was held on 6 December 2021
Miss Côte d’Ivoire, Olivia Yacé, won Top Model Competition and become the first quarter-finalist of Miss World 2021.
1st Runner-Up – Cameroon – Audrey Monkam
2nd Runner-Up – Puerto Rico – Aryam Díaz
Top 13
Bahamas – Sienna Evans
Czech Republic – Karolína Kopíncová
Dominican Republic – Emmy Pena
France – April Benayoum
Kenya – Sharon Obara
Mexico – Karolina Vidales
Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios
Poland – Karolina Bielawska
Venezuela – Alejandra Conde
Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà
Designer Dress
Best Designer Dress Award was given to Korea during the Top Model finals of Miss World 2021.
1st Runner-Up – Cote D’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
2nd Runner-Up – Iraq – Maria Farhad
Sports
Sports event was initially held on 1 December 2021. Miss Norway, Amine Storrød, had an asthma attack during the event which had to delay the rest of the competition.The winners were officially announced via Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021.
Winner – Mexico – Karolina Vidales
1st Runner-Up – Iceland – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir
2nd Runner-Up (tie) – Guinea-Bissau – Itchacénia Da Costa
Ireland – Pamela Uba
Team (Top 32) Blue Team in Blue Attire
Guinea-Bissau – Itchacénia Da Costa
Malta – Naomi Dingli
Mauritius – Angélique Sanson
Nigeria – Oluchi Madubuike
Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch
Serbia – Andrijana Savic
Sweden – Gabriella Lomm Mann
Tunisia – Amani Layouni
Green Team in Orange Attire
Armenia – Mirna Bzdigian
Brazil – Caroline Teixeira
Gibraltar – Janice Sampere
Iceland – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir
Italy – Claudia Motta
Luxembourg – Emilie Boland
Mexico – Karolina Vidales
Peru – Paula Montes
Red Team in Purple Attire
Botswana – Palesa Molefe
Canada – Svetlana Mamaeva
Jamaica – Khalia Hall
Japan – Tamaki Hoshi
South Korea – Tara Hong
Norway – Amine Storrød
Scotland – Claudia Todd
Sint Maarten – Lara Mateo
Yellow Team in Yellow Attire
Argentina – Amira Hidalgo
Estonia – Karolin Kippasto
Finland – Emilia Lepomäki
Hungary – Lili Tótpeti
Ireland – Pamela Uba
Kenya – Sharon Obara
Slovakia – Leona Novoberdaliu
Slovenia – Maja Colic
Multimedia
The winner were officially announced via Miss World Facebook page on 21 January 2022.
Winner – Cote D’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Top 10
Botswana – Palesa Molefe
Cameroon – Audrey Nabila Monkam
Colombia – Andrea Aguilera
Guinea – Nene Mariama Saran Bah
Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules
Mexico – Karolina Vidales
Nepal – Namrata Shrestha
South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida
Venezuela – Alejandra Conde
Beauty With a Purpose
The finalists were officially announced via Miss World Facebook page on 13 December 2021. The Top 6 finalists were announced as winners. The 18 other semifinalists were later announced via Miss World Facebook page through contestants’ personal profiles.
BWAP Ambassador Award
United States – Shree Saini
Winner(s)
England – Rehema Muthamia
India – Manasa Varanasi
Kenya – Sharon Obara
Philippines – Tracy Perez
South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida
United States – Shree Saini
Top 10
Czech Republic – Karolína Kopíncová
Madagascar – Nellie Anjaratiana
Nepal – Namrata Shrestha
Sri Lanka – Sadé Greenwood
Top 28
Bahamas – Sienna Evans
Brazil – Caroline Teixeira
Cameroon – Audrey Monkam
Canada – Svetlana Mamaeva
Chile – Carol Drpic
China – Jiang Siqi
Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco
Guinea – Nene Bah
Hungary – Lili Tótpeti
Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules
Ireland – Pamela Uba
Malaysia – Lavanya Sivaji
Mexico – Karolina Vidales
Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios
Paraguay – Bethania Borba
Trinidad and Tobago – Jeanine Brandt
Venezuela – Alejandra Conde
Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà
Contestants
97 contestants
Albania – Amela Agastra
Angola – Ruth Carlos
Argentina – Amira Hidalgo
Armenia – Mirna Bzdigian
The Bahamas – Sienna Evans
Belgium – Céline Van Ouytsel
Belize – Markeisha Young
Bolivia – Alondra Mercado
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Adna Biber
Botswana – Palesa Molefe
Brazil – Caroline Teixeira
Bulgaria – Eva Dobreva
Cambodia – Phum Sophorn
Cameroon – Audrey Monkam
Canada – Svetlana Mamaeva
Cayman Islands – Rashana Hydes
Chile – Carol Drpic
China – Jiang Siqi
Colombia – Andrea Aguilera
Costa Rica – Tamara Dal Maso
Côte d’Ivoire – Olivia Yacé
Curaçao – Alvinette Soliana
Czechia – Karolína Kopíncová
Dominican Republic – Emmy Peña
Ecuador – Ámar Pacheco
El Salvador – Nicole Álvarez
England – Rehema Muthamia
Equatorial Guinea – Lucila Benita
Estonia – Karolin Kippasto
Finland – Emilia Lepomäki
France – April Benayoum
Ghana – Monique Mawulawe
Gibraltar – Janice Sampere
Guadeloupe – Prescilla Larose
Guinea – Nene Bah
Guinea-Bissau – Itchacénia Da Costa
Haiti – Erlande Berger
Honduras – Dayana Bordas
Hungary – Lili Tótpeti
Iceland – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir
India – Manasa Varanasi
Indonesia – Pricilia Carla Yules
Iraq – Maria Farhad
Ireland – Pamela Uba
Italy – Claudia Motta
Jamaica – Khalia Hall
Japan – Tamaki Hoshi
Kenya – Sharon Obara
South Korea – Tara Hong
Luxembourg – Emilie Boland
Macau – Jia Ni Yuan
Madagascar – Nellie Anjaratiana
Malaysia – Lavanya Sivaji
Malta – Naomi Dingli
Mauritius – Angélique Sanson
Mexico – Karolina Vidales
Moldova – Tatiana Ovcinicova
Mongolia – Burte-Ujin Anu
Namibia – Annerie Mare
Nepal – Namrata Shrestha
Netherlands – Lizzy Dobbe
Nicaragua – Sheynnis Palacios
Nigeria – Oluchi Madubuike
Northern Ireland – Anna Leitch
Norway – Amine Storrød
Panama – Krysthelle Barretto
Paraguay – Bethania Borba
Peru – Paula Montes
Philippines – Tracy Perez
Poland – Karolina Bielawska
Portugal – Lidy Alves
Puerto Rico – Aryam Díaz
Rwanda – Grace Ingabire
Scotland – Claudia Todd
Senegal – Penda Sy
Serbia – Andrijana Savic
Singapore – Khai Ling Ho
Sint Maarten – Lara Mateo
Slovakia – Leona Novoberdaliu
Slovenia – Maja Colic
Somalia – Khadija Omar
South Africa – Shudufhadzo Musida
St. Lucia – Tyler Theophane
Spain – Ana García
Sri Lanka – Sadé Greenwood
Sweden – Gabriella Lomm Mann
Tanzania – Julianna Rugumisa
Trinidad and Tobago – Jeanine Brandt
Tunisia – Amani Layouni
Turkey – Dílara Korkmaz
Uganda – Elizabeth Bagaya
Ukraine – Aleksandra Yaremchuk
United States – Shree Saini
Uruguay – Valentina Camejo
Venezuela – Alejandra Conde
Vietnam – Đỗ Thị Hà
Wales – Olivia Harris
Source: Wikipedia
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