Showing posts with label Miss World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Miss World. Show all posts

Saturday, March 9, 2024

The 71st Miss World 2023


 
Pageant Venue: Jio World Convention Centre
Pageant Location: Mumbai, India
Pageant Date: 9th March 2024
Pageant Edition: 71st Edition
Number of Candidates: 112 Candidates


Winners
  • 71st Miss World 2023: Krystyna Pyszková (Czech Republic)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Yasmina Zaytoun (Lebanon)
 
Top 4 & Continental Queens
  • MW America & Caribbean: Aché Abrahams (Trinidad & Tobago)
  • MW Asia & Oceania: Yasmina Zaytoun (Lebanon)
  • MW Africa: Lesego Chombo (Botswana)
  • MW Europe: Jessica Gagen (England)
 
Top 8  
  • Leticía Frota (Brazil)
  • Sini Shetty (India)
  • Hannah Tumukunde (Uganda)
 
 

 
In Top 12
  • Kristen Wright (Australia)
  • María Victoria Bayo (Dominican Republic)
  • Liza Gundowry (Mauritius)
  • Paula Pérez (Spain)


In Top 40
  • Kedist Deltour (Belgium) 
  • Elise-Gayonne Vernon (Belize)
  • Julia Samantha Edima (Cameroon)
  • Jaime Vandenberg (Canada)
  • Lucija Begić (Croatia)
  • Clémence Botino (France)
  • Faith Torres (Gibraltar)
  • Audrey Vanessa Susilo(Indonesia)
  • Rebecca Arnone (Italy)
  • Chantou Kwamboka (Kenya)
  • Antsaly Rajoelina (Madagascar)
  • Wenanita Angang (Malaysia)
  • Axelle René (Martinique)
  • Priyanka Rani Joshi (Nepal)
  • Navjot Kaur (New Zealand)
  • Ada Eme (Nigeria)
  • Lucía Arellano (Peru)
  • Elena Rivera (Puerto Rico)
  • Bahja Mohamoud (Somalia)
  • Claude Mashego (South Africa)
  • Arek Abraham Albino (South Sudan)
  • Halima Kopwe (Tanzania)
  • Imen Mehrzi (Tunisia)
  • Nursena Say (Turkey)
  • Sofia Shamia (Ukraine)
  • Huỳnh Nguyễn Mai Phương (Vietnam)
  • Darcey Corria (Wales)
  • Nokutenda Marumbwa (Zimbabwe)


 
Challenge Event Winners
  • Beauty With A Purpose
Winner: Leticía Frota (Brazil)
 
In Top 4: Hannah Tumukunde (Uganda), Priyanka Rani Joshi (Nepal) & Sofia Shamia (Ukraine)
 
In Top 10; Lesego Chombo (Botswana), Halima Kopwe (Tanzania), Aché Abrahams (Trinidad & Tobago), Audrey Vanessa (Indonesia), Nursena Say (Turkey) & Krystyna Pyszková (Czech Republic)
 
 
  • Head-To-Head Challenge
 
Winners: Lesego Chombo (Botswana), Jessica Gagen (England), Yasmina Zaytoun (Lebanon), Ada Eme (Nigeria) &  Nokutenda Marumbwa (Zimbabwe)
 
In Top 25: Kristen Wright (Australia); Kedist Deltour (Belgium); Leticía Frota (Brazil); Sini Shetty (India), Audrey Vanessa (Indonesia), Ivanna McMahon (Ireland), Chantou Kwamboka (Kenya), Antsaly Rajoelina (Madagascar), Wenanita Angang (Malaysia), Priyanka Rani Joshi (Nepal), Kaitlyn Clarke (Northern Ireland), Gwendolyne Fourniol (Philippines), Elena Rivera (Puerto Rico), Claude Mashego (South Africa), Paula Pérez (Spain), Tharina Botes (Thailand), Aché Abrahams (Trinidad & Tobago), Victoria DiSorbo (United States), Huỳnh Nguyễn Mai Phương (Vietnam) & Darcey Corria (Wales)
 
 

  • Sports Challenge
Winner: Lucija Begić (Croatia)
 
1st Runner-Up: Ámbar Zenteno (Chile)
 
2nd Runner-Up: Lucía Arellano (Peru)
 
In Top 32: 
 
(From Africa) Lesego Chombo (Botswana);Miriam Xorlasi (Ghana); Chantou Kwamboka (Kenya); Antsaly Rajoelina (Madagascar); Sonia Aït Mansour (Morocco); Leone van Jaarsveld (Namibia); Claude Mashego (South Africa) & Arek Abraham Albino (South Sudan)

(From Americas) Jaime Vandenberg (Canada); Marie Hatchi (Guadeloupe); Marcela Miranda (Guatemala); Mariela Cerros (Nicaragua); Kathleen Pérez (Panama) & Tatiana Luna (Uruguay)
 
(From Asia) Kristen Wright (Australia); Audrey Vanessa (Indonesia); Kana Yamaguchi (Japan); Bolor Bat-Erdene (Mongolia); Priyanka Rani Joshi (Nepal), Navjot Kaur (New Zealand); Gwendolyne Fourniol (Philippines); Lijin Kim (South Korea)
 
(From Europe) Johanne Grundt Hansen (Denmark); Jessica Gagen (England); Samantha Misovic (Greece); Boglárka Hacsi (Hungary); Sophia Hrivňáková (Slovakia) ; Stina Nordlander (Sweden) & Darcey Corria (Wales)
 
 
  • Talent Challenge 
Winner: Imen Mehrzi (Tunisia)
 
1st Runner-Up: Kaitlyn Clarke (Northern Ireland)
 
2nd Runner-Up: Audrey Vanessa (Indonesia
 
In Top 14: Lesego Chombo (Botswana); Adriana Mass (Estonia); Faith Torres (Gibraltar); Marcela Miranda (Guatemala); Boglárka Hacsi (Hungary); Sini Shetty (India); Ivanna McMahon (Ireland); Bolor Bat-Erdene (Mongolia); Amber Koelewijn (Netherlands); Catarina Ferreira (Portugal) & Darcey Corria (Wales)


  • Top Model Competition
Winner: Axelle René (Martinique)  
 
1st Runner-Up:  Nursena Say (Turkey)
 
Finalists: Lesego Chombo (Botswana) & Sophia Hrivňáková (Slovakia)
 
Americas: Leticía Frota (Brazil), Jaime Vandenberg (Canada), María Victoria Bayo (Dominican 
Republic) & Lucía Arellano (Peru)
 
Africa: Miriam Xorlasi (Ghana), Ada Eme (Nigeria), Claude Mashego (South Africa) & Chimène Moladja (Togo)

Asia: Sini Shetty (India), Audrey Vanessa (Indonesia), Yasmina Zaytoun (Lebanon) & Gwendolyne Fourniol (Philippines)
 
Europe: Kedist Deltour (Belgium), Krystyna Pyszková (Czech Republic), Clémence Botino (France) & Chelsie Allison (Scotland)
 
 
  • World Fashion Designer Award
Americas: Victoria DiSorbo (United States)
Africa: Rgat Afewerki Ybrah (Ethiopia)
Europe: Krystyna Pyszková (Czech Republic)
Asia & Oceania: Sini Shetty (India)
 
 
2024 Candidates


All Photos used are credited to its rightful owners via Facebook Fan Page of Miss World & pageant official website. 

The 71st Miss World 2023 - COY Computation

Below are the computed scores of the 71st MISS WORLD that will be added to the scores of "2024 Country of the Year" (COY). The representative from Czech Republic who won the pageant last March 9, 2024 in Mumbai, India garnered 211 points.

For more details about the procedures for determining the "Country of the Year", go to our RULES menu tab or click here. 


 
 
 

Friday, March 8, 2024

Official Format for the 71st Miss World Festival


The 71st Miss World will be crowned on March 9th, at the @jioworldconventioncentre , 7:30 PM (2 PM GMT). The event will be live-streamed by @sonylivindia
 
The event will be hosted by @karanjohar and @meganbata .
 
Special music performances by @nehakakkar @singer_shaan and @tonykakkar .
 
The 71st Miss World Festival is being produced by @endemolshineind .  
 
 

Tuesday, February 13, 2024

The World is Ready in India!

📷 Miss World Official Facebook Fan Page

Miss World Pageant recently had their press conference held at the Aurika Mumbai Hotel in Mumbai, India. At the event, Julia Morley was joined by Miss World winners, Karolina Bielawska, Toni-Ann Singh, Vanessa Ponce de Leon, and Stephanie del Valle.
 
Mumbai will host the finale of the 71st edition of Miss World, to be held at the spectacular Jio World Convention Center, on March 9th, 7 PM local time (GMT 1:30 PM). This is the second time that the Miss World pageant has been held in India. More than 100 delegates are expected to compete in this year's pageant.
 
The Miss World final will be live-streamed by Sony Liv. From February 18th to March 9th, Miss World will bring the World to India, and take Incredible India to the World. Karolina Bielawska of Poland will crown her successor at the end of the event. 
 
 

Monday, February 13, 2023

Host Country for Miss World Revealed


According to the official Facebook page of Miss World, the 71st edition of the pageant is going to be in United Arab Emirates!!! 
 
The announcement was from Julia Morley CBE – Chairman of Miss World Limited. 

Sunday, January 15, 2023

2022 Power 5 or Big 5 Pageants - Scores

 
Below are the scores and ranking of nations and territories who participated in the 2022 "Power 5 Pageants" or the "Big 5 Pageants". These scores will be used to determine the powerhouse countries. Powerhouse Ranking is annually updated after all the Big 5 pageants are held.
"Power 5 Pageants" or commonly known as the "Big Five" only includes Miss Universe, Miss Earth, Miss World, Miss International and Miss Supranational. And for the year 2022, there were 144 countries and territories who joined and competed in these Big 5 pageants.

Colombia emerged as the best performing country in the Big 5 pageants followed by the United States and Venezuela. India who was the best performing country in 2021 dropped its ranking to 11th place while the Philippines who ranked second last year placed 7th for year 2022.

 


Thursday, March 17, 2022

MISS WORLD 2021




 
Pageant Venue: Coca-Cola Music Hall
Pageant Location:
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Pageant Date: 16th March 2022
Pageant Edition: 70th Edition
Number of Candidates: 97 Candidates


Winners


  • MISS WORLD 2021: Karolina Bielawska (Poland)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Shree Saini (United States)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Olivia Yacé (Cote d'Ivoire)
 
 
 
In Top 6
  • Carla Yules (Indonesia)
  • Karolina Vidales (Mexico)
  • Anna Leitch (Northern Ireland) 
 
 
 
In Top 13
  • Andrea Aguilera (Colombia)
  • Karolína Kopíncová (Czech Republic)
  • April Benayoum (France) 
  • Manasa Varanasi (India)  
  • Tracy Perez (Philippines)
  • Khadija Omar (Somalia) 
  • Đỗ Thị Hà (Vietnam) - Digital Media Challenge Winner
 
 
 
 
In Top 40
 
Amira Hidalgo (Argentina), Sienna Evans (Bahamas), Palesa Molefe (Botswana), Caroline Teixeira (Brazil), Audrey Monkam (Cameroon), Svetlana Mamaeva (Canada), Carol Drpic (Chile), Jiang Siqi (China), Emmy Peña (Dominican Republic), Ámar Pacheco (Ecuador), Rehema Muthamia (England), Nene Bah (Guinea), Lili Tótpeti (Hungary), Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir (Iceland), Pamela Uba (Ireland), Sharon Obara (Kenya), Nellie Anjaratiana (Madagascar), Lavanya Sivaji (Malaysia), Burte-Ujin Anu (Mongolia), Namrata Shrestha (Nepal),  Sheynnis Palacios (Nicaragua), Bethania Borba (Paraguay), Aryam Díaz (Puerto Rico), Shudufhadzo Musida (South Africa), Sadé Greenwood (Sri Lanka), Jeanine Brandt (Trinidad & Tobago), Alejandra Conde (Venezuela)


Challenge Events
 
Beauty With A Purpose
 
Winner: Shree Saini (United States)
 
 In Top 5: Rehema Muthamia (England), Manasa Varanasi (India), Sharon Obara (Kenya), Tracy Perez (Philippines), Shudufhadzo Musida (South Africa).
 
In Top 10:  Karolína Kopíncová (Czech Republic), Nellie Anjaratiana (Madagascar), Namrata Shrestha (Nepal) & Sadé Greenwood (Sri Lanka)
 
Head-To-Head
 
Top 8 Winners: Palesa Molefe (Botswana), Audrey Monkam (Cameroon), Olivia Yacé (Cote d'Ivoire), (Nepal), Sheynnis Palacios (Nicaragua), Bethania Borba (Paraguay), Tracy Perez (Philippines), Alejandra Conde (Venezuela)
 
In Top 16: (Cayman Islands), Andrea Aguilera (Colombia), Erlande Berger (Haiti), Carla Yules (Indonesia), Karolina Vidales (Mexico), Burte-Ujin Anu (Mongolia), Jeanine Brandt (Trinidad & Tobago) & Đỗ Thị Hà (Vietnam)

Top Model
  • 1st: Olivia Yacé (Cote d'Ivoire)
  • 2nd: Audrey Monkam (Cameroon)
  • 3rd: Aryam Díaz (Puerto Rico)
  • In Top 13:  Sienna Evans (Bahamas); Karolína Kopíncová (Czech Republic); Emmy Pena (Dominican Republic); April Benayoum (France); Sharon Obara (Kenya); Karolina Vidales (Mexico); Sheynnis Palacios (Nicaragua); Karolina Bielawska (Poland); Alejandra Conde (Venezuela) & Đỗ Thị Hà (Vietnam)
Designer Dress
  • 1st - Tara Hong (Korea)
  • 2nd - Olivia Yacé (Cote d'Ivoire)
  •  3rd - Maria Farhad (Iraq)
Sports
 
Winner: Karolina Vidales (Mexico)
  
In Top 32: Amira Hidalgo (Argentina); Mirna Bzdigian (Armenia); Palesa Molefe (Botswana); Caroline Teixeira (Brazil); Svetlana Mamaeva (Canada); Karolin Kippasto (Estonia); Emilia Lepomäki (Finland); Janice Sampere (Gibraltar); Itchacénia Da Costa (Guinea-Bissau); Lili Tótpeti (Hungary); Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir (Iceland); Claudia Motta (Italy); Pamela Uba (Ireland); Khalia Hall (Jamaica); Tamaki Hoshi (Japan); Tara Hong (Korea); Sharon Obara (Kenya); Emilie Boland (Luxembourg); Naomi Dingli (Malta); Angélique Sanson (Mauritius); Karolina Vidales (Mexico); Oluchi Madubuike (Nigeria); Anna Leitch (Northern Ireland); Amine Storrød (Norway); Paula Montes (Peru); Claudia Todd (Scotland); Andrijana Savic (Serbia); Lara Mateo (Sint Maarten); Gabriella Lomm Mann (Sweden); Amani Layouni (Tunisia); Leona Novoberdaliu (Slovakia) & Maja Colic (Slovenia)

Talent
 
Winner: Burte-Ujin Anu (Mongolia) 
 
In Top 5: Carol Drpic (Chile); Tamaki Hoshi (Japan); Anna Leitch (Northern Ireland) & Amine Storrød (Norway)
 
In Top 27: Amela Agastra (Albania); Palesa Molefe (Botswana); Eva Dobreva (Bulgaria);  Olivia Yacé (Cote d'Ivoire); Ámar Pacheco (Ecuador); Rehema Muthamia (England); Janice Sampere (Gibraltar); Manasa Varanasi (India); Carla Yules (Indonesia); Pamela Uba (Ireland); Khalia Hall (Jamaica); Sharon Obara (Kenya); Tara Hong (Korea); Angélique Sanson (Mauritius); Claudia Todd (Scotland); Khai Ling Ho (Singapore); Maja Colic (Slovenia); Shudufhadzo Musida (South Africa); Amani Layouni (Tunisia); Shree Saini (United States); Valentina Camejo (Uruguay) & Đỗ Thị Hà (Vietnam)
 
2021 Candidates
 

 


All Photos used are credited to its rightful owners via Facebook Fan Page of Miss World & pageant official website. 

Miss World 2021 - COY Computation

Below are the computed scores of Miss World 2021 that will be added to the scores for "2022 Country of the Year" (COY). The representative from Poland who won the pageant last March 17, 2022 in San Juan, Puerto Rico garnered 171.75 points.

For more details about the procedures for determining the "Country of the Year", go to our RULES menu tab or click here.
 

 
 

Monday, August 31, 2020

Big & Major Pageants Cancelled for Year 2020


Due to COVID pandemic, two major pageants are cancelled.

Last month, it was announced that the 70th edition of Miss World will be held in the latter part of 2021 and host country will be confirmed soon.

Prior to that, Miss International also cancelled this year's 60th edition which was originally scheduled on October 29.

With the cancellation of the 2020 Miss International pageant, 2019 winner Sireethorn Leearamwat will become the longest-reigning titleholder in history. She is the first Thai woman to win the crown.

Meanwhile, Miss Earth is reportedly to hold its first ever virtual pageant this year after a successful 2020 Miss Earth Philippines virtual pageant which was held last July 5. Miss Earth will celebrate its 20th edition.

Miss Universe on the other hand has not yet schedule its pageant for this year and there are no report of pageant cancellation.



Sunday, December 15, 2019

MISS WORLD 2019


Pageant Venue: ExCel London
Pageant Location: London, United Kingdom
Pageant Date: 14th December 2019
Pageant Edition: 69th Edition
Number of Candidates: 111 Candidates


Winners
  • Miss World 2019: Toni-Ann Singh (Jamaica)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Ophély Mézino (France)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Suman Rao (India)
In Top 5
  • Elís Miele Coelho (Brazil) 
  • Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria)

In Top 12
 
  • Tajiya Eikura Sahay (Cook Islands)
  • Maria Wavinya (Kenya)
  • Ashley Alvídrez (Mexico) 
  • Anushka Shrestha (Nepal) 
  • Michelle Dee (Philippines)
  • Alina Sanko (Russia) 
  • Lương Thùy Linh (Vietnam)
In Top 40
  • Taqiyyah Francis (Antigua and Barbuda)
  • Sarah Marschke (Australia)
  • Rikkiya Brathwaite (British Virgin Islands)
  • Li Peishan (China)
  • Natasja Kunde (Denmark)
  • Bhasha Mukherjee (England)
  • Joylyn Conway (Guyana)
  • Lila Lam (Hong Kong)
  • Princess Megonondo (Indonesia)
  • Alexis SueAnn Seow (Malaysia)
  • Elizaveta Kuznitova (Moldova)
  • Tsevelmaa Mandakh (Mongolia)
  • Lucy Brock (New Zealand)
  • Araceli Bobadilla (Paraguay)
  • Milena Sadowska (Poland)
  • Inês Brusselmans (Portugal)
  • Daniella Rodríguez (Puerto Rico)
  • Keryn Matthew (Scotland)
  • Sasha-Lee Olivier (South Africa)
  • María del Mar Aguilera (Spain)
  • Narintorn Chadapattarawalrachoat (Thailand)
  • Tya Janè Ramey (Trinidad & Tobago)
  • Sabrine Mansour (Tunisia)
  • Oliver Nakakande (Uganda)
  • Marharyta Pasha (Ukraine)
  • Emmy Cuvelier (United States)
  • Isabella Rodríguez (Venezuela)
  • Gabriella Jukes (Wales)
Continental Queens
  • Africa: Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria)
  • Americas: Elís Miele Coelho (Brazil)
  • Asia: Suman Rao (India)
  • Caribbean: Tya Janè Ramey (Trinidad and Tobago)
  • Europe: Ophély Mézino (France)
  • Oceania: Tajiya Eikura Sahay (Cook Islands Cook Islands)

Challenge Events
1. Top Model
  • Winner: Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Lương Thùy Linh (Vietnam)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Suman Rao (India)
  • 3rd Runner-Up: Ophély Mézino (France)
  • 4th Runner-Up: Oliver Nakakande (Uganda)
  • In Top 10: Elis Miele Coelho (Brazil), Denisa Spergerova (Czech Republic), Lila Lam (Hong Kong), Madina Batyk (Kazakhstan) & Tya Janè Ramey (Trinidad and Tobago) 
  • In Top 40: Taqiyyah Francis (Antigua and Barbuda), Judit Grnja (Argentina), Sarah Marschke (Australia), Che Amor Greenidge (Barbados), Ivana Ladan (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Li Peishan (China), Katarina Mamić (Croatia), Natasja Kunde (Denmark), Alba Marie Blair (Dominican Republic), Dana Mononen (Finland), Alysha Morency (Haiti), Krisztina Nagypál (Hungary), Princess Megonondo (Indonesia), Adele Sammartino (Italy), Toni-Ann Singh (Jamaica), Maria Wavinya (Kenya), Yu Yanan (Macau), Ashley Alvídrez (Mexico), Elizaveta Kuznitova (Moldova), Mirjana Muratović (Montenegro), Michelle Dee (Philippines), Milena Sadowska (Poland), Daniella Rodríguez (Puerto Rico), Alina Sanko (Russia), Frederika Kurtulíková (Slovakia), Mariah Joseph Maget (South Sudan), Turkey – Simay Rasimoğlu, Marharyta Pasha (Ukraine), Isabella Rodríguez (Venezuela) & Gabriella Jukes (Wales)
2. Talent
  • Winner: Toni-Ann Singh (Jamaica)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Rikkiya Brathwaite (British Virgin Islands)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Naomi Colford (Canada)
  • In Top 5:  Liana Voskerchyan (Armenia) & Nicole Vella (Malta)
  • In Top 27: Sarah Marschke (Australia), Che Amor Greenidge (Barbados),Iciar Diaz Camacho (Bolivia), Li Peishan (China), Tajiya Eikura Sahay (Cook Islands), Natasja Kunde (Denmark), Celine Bolaños (Gibraltar), Kolfinna Mist Austfjörð (Iceland), Suman Rao (India), Marika Sera (Japan), Melanie Heynsbroek (Luxembourg), Alexis SueAnn Seow (Malaysia), Tsevelmaa Mandakh (Mongolia), Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria), Agustina Ruiz Arrechea (Panama), Araceli Bobadilla (Paraguay), Frederika Kurtulíková (Slovakia), Sylvia Sebastian (Tanzania), Marharyta Pasha (Ukraine), Emmy Cuvelier (United States), A’yana Keshelle Phillips (US Virgin Islands), Gabriella Jukes (Wales)
 3. Beauty With A Purpose
  • Winner: Anushka Shrestha (Nepal)
  • In Top 10: Ophély Mézino (France), Suman Rao (India), Princess Megonondo (Indonesia), Alexis SueAnn Seow (Malaysia), Tsevelmaa Mandakh (Mongolia), Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria), Sabrine Mansour (Tunisia), Isabella Rodríguez (Venezuela) & Lương Thùy Linh (Vietnam)
4. Sports
  • Winner: Rikkiya Brathwaite (British Virgin Islands)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Tya Janè Ramey (Trinidad & Tobago)
  • In Top 32: Ana Grisel Romero (Honduras), Lucy Brock (New Zealand), María Teresa Cortéz (Nicaragua), Lauren Eve Leckey (Northern Ireland), Inês Brusselmans (Portugal), Keryn Matthew (Scotland), María del Mar Aguilera (Spain), Oliver Nakakande (Uganda), Naomi Colford (Canada), Bhasha Mukherjee (England), Ophély Mézino (France), Marika Sera (Japan), Nyekachi Douglas (Nigeria), Enid Jones-Boston (Sierra Leone), Ghislaine Mejia (Aruba), Anastasia Laurynchuk (Belarus), Jessica Jiménez (Costa Rica), Nini Gogichaishvili (Georgia), Maria Wavinya (Kenya), Ekaterina Zabolotnova (Kyrgyzstan), Marharyta Pasha (Ukraine), Emmy Cuvelier (United States), Brezana Da Costa (Angola), Tajiya Eikura Sahay (Cook Islands), Janet Ortiz Oyono (Equatorial Guinea), Anaïs Lacalmontie (Guadeloupe), Alysha Morency (Haiti), Melanie Heynsbroek (Luxembourg), Elizaveta Kuznitova (Moldova) & Agustina Ruiz Arrechea (Panama)

2019 Candidates



All Photos used are credited to its rightful owners via Facebook Fan Page of Miss World & pageant official website.

MISS WORLD 2019 - COY Computation

Below are the computed scores of MISS WORLD 2019 that will be added to the scores of "2019 Country of the Year" (COY). The representative from  Jamaica who was crowned last December 14, 2019 in London,United Kingdom garnered 192.21 points.
For more details about the procedures for determining the "Country of the Year", go to our RULES menu tab or click here.



Saturday, December 8, 2018

Miss World 2018


Pageant Venue: Sanya City Arena 
Pageant Location: Sanya, China
Pageant Date: 8th December 2018
Pageant Edition: 68th Edition
Number of Candidates: 118 Candidates


Winners / In Top 5
Miss World 2018 - Vanessa Ponce de Leon
  • Miss World 2018: Vanessa Ponce de Leon (Mexico)
  • 1st Runner-Up & Miss World Asia & Oceania : Nicolene Pichapa Limsnukan (Thailand)
  • Miss World Europe: Maria Vasilevich (Belarus)
  • Miss World Caribbean: Kadijah Robinson (Jamaica)
  • Miss World America: Solaris Barba (Panama)
  • Miss World Africa: Quiin Abenakyo (Uganda)


In Top 12
  • Maëva Coucke (France)
  • Larissa Segarel (Martinique) 
  • Murielle Ravina (Mauritius)
  • Shrinkhala Khatiwada (Nepal)
  • Jessica Tyson (New Zealand) 
  • Linzi McLelland (Scotland)
 
In Top 30

  • Jannatul Ferdous (Bangladesh)
  • Ashley Lashley (Barbados)
  • Angeline Flor Pua (Belgium)
  • Anahi Hormazabal (Chile)
  • Mao Peirui (China)
  • Reihana Koteka-Wiki (Cook Islands)
  • Anukreethy Vas (India)
  • Alya Nurshabrina (Indonesia)
  • Kanako Date (Japan)
  • Larissa Ping Liew (Malaysia)
  • Anita Ukah (Nigeria)
  • Katharine Walker (Northern Ireland)
  • Natalya Stroeva (Russia)
  • Vanessa Peh (Singapore)
  • Thulisa Keyi (South Africa)
  • Marisa Butler (United States)
  • Veruska Ljubisavljević (Venezuela)Trần Tiểu Vy ( Vietnam)
 
 
Challenge Events
1. Top Model
  • Winner: Maëva Coucke (France)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Peirui Mao (China)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Aissatou Filly (Senegal)
  • 3rd Runner-Up: Ah Cho (Korea)
  • 4th Runner-Up: Thulisa Keyi (South Africa)
In Top 32: Taylah Cannon (Australia), Ashley Lashley (Barbados), Maria Vasilevich (Belarus), Angeline Flor Pua ( Belgium), Jéssica Carvalho (Brazil), Anahi Hormazabal (Chile), Ivana Mudnić Dujmina (Croatia), Christine Keller (Germany), Maria Lepida (Greece),  Morgane Thérésiné (Guadeloupe), Nunzia Amato (Italy), Kanako Date (Japan), Larissa Ping Liew (Malaysia), Vanessa Ponce (Mexico), Shrinkhala Khatiwada (Nepal), Jessica Daniel Tyson (New Zealand), Anita Ukah (Nigeria), Solaris Barba (Panama), Katarina Rodriguez (Philippines), Agata Biernat (Poland), Natalya Stroeva (Russia), Ivana Trišić (Serbia), Amaia Izar (Spain), Nadia Gyi (Sri Lanka), Nicolene Pichapa Limsnukan (Thailand), Sevval Sahin (Turkey) and Trần Tiểu Vy ( Vietnam)
2. Talent
  • Winner: Kanako Date (Japan)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Mao Peirui (China)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Hanna Begovic (Canada)
  • 3rd Runner-Up: Agata Biernat (Poland)
  • 4th Runner-Up: Larissa Ping Liew (Malaysia)
  • In Top 18: Kalina Miteva (Bulgaria ), Reihana Koteka-Wiki (Cook Islands ), Ambika Ramraj (Guyana), Stephie Morency (Haiti), Anukreethy Vas (India), Alya Nurshabrina (Indonesia), Yoselin Reyes (Nicaragua), Solaris Barba (Panama), Maquenna Gaiarín (Paraguay), Dayanara Martinez (Puerto Rico), Amaia Izar (Spain), Nicolene Pichapa Limsnukan (Thailand) and Marisa Butler (United States)

3. Sports & Fitness
  • Winner: Marisa Butler (United States)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Vanessa Vargas (Bolivia)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Leonie Hesselink (Netherlands)

4. Multimedia
  • Winner:  Shrinkhala Khatiwada (Nepal)
  • 1st Runner-Up: Finali Galaiya (Kenya)
  • 2nd Runner-Up: Vanessa Ponce (Mexico)
5. Designer Award
  • Winners: Mao Peirui (China) & Thulisa Keyi (South Africa)
  • In Top 5: Larissa Ping Liew (Malaysia), Carla Rodrigues (Portugal) & Limsnukan (Thailand)
6. Head-to-Head Challenge
  • Top 10: Murielle Ravina (Mauritius), Veruska Ljubisavljević (Venezuela), Quiin Abenakyo (Uganda) Jannatul Ferdous Oishee (Bangladesh), Anahi Hormazabal (Chile), Larissa Ping Liew (Malaysia), Anukreethy Vas (India), Vanessa Peh (Singapore), Limsnukan (Thailand) and Vanessa Ponce (Mexico)
  • In Top 20: Victoria Soto (Argentina), Kalina Miteva (Bulgaria), Maëva Coucke (France), Morgane Thérésiné (Guadeloupe), Mira Al Toufaily (Lebanon), Han Thi (Myanmar), Shrinkhala Khatiwada (Nepal), Anita Ukah (Nigeria), Katarina Rodriguez (Philippines) and Ysabel Bisnath (Trinidad & Tobago)
7. Beauty With A Purpose
  • Winner: Shrinkhala Khatiwada (Nepal)
  • 1st Runners-Up: Alya Nurshabrina (Indonesia) &  Jessica Daniel Tyson (New Zealand)
  • 2nd Runners-Up: Vanessa Ponce (Mexico) & Trần Tiểu Vy ( Vietnam)
  • Top 12: Anahi Hormazabal (Chile), Kadijah Robinson (Jamaica), Finali Galaiya (Kenya), Mira Al Toufaily (Lebanon), Larissa Ping Liew (Malaysia), Solaris Barba (Panama) & Ysabel Bisnath (Trinidad & Tobago)
  • Top 25:  Ashley Lashley (Barbados), Jéssica Carvalho (Brazil), Mao Peirui (China), Reihana Koteka-Wiki (Cook Islands), Ambika Ramraj (Guyana), Nunzia Amato (Italy), Kanako Date (Japan), Erdenebaatar Enkhriimaa (Mongolia), Han Thi (Myanmar), Natalya Stroeva (Russia), Liliane Iradukunda (Rwanda), Linzi McLelland (Scotland) and Vanessa Peh (Singapore)


2018 Candidates


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Miss World 2018 - COY Computation

Below are the computed scores of  MISS WORLD 2018 that will be added to the scores of "2018 Country of the Year" (COY). The representative from Mexico who was crowned last December 8, 2018 in Beijing, China garnered 210.78 points.
For more details about the procedures for determining the "Country of the Year", go to our RULES menu tab or click here.


Saturday, November 18, 2017

MISS WORLD 2017


Pageant Venue:  Sanya City Arena
Pageant Location: Sanya, China
Pageant Date: 18th November 2017
Pageant Edition: 67th Edition
Number of Candidates: 118 Candidates


Winners
  • Miss World 2017: Manushi Chhillar (India)
  • 1st Runner Up: Andrea Meza (Mexico)
  • 2nd Runner Up: Stephanie Hill (England)

In Top 5
  • Magline Jeruto (Kenya) 
  • Aurore Kichenin (France)  

In Top 10
  • Achintya Holte Nilsen (Indonesia)
  • Solange Sinclair (Jamaica)
  • Ha-eun Kim (Korea)  
  • Polina Popova (Russia)
  • Adè van Heerden (South Africa)

  
In Top 15
  • Fatima Cuellar (El Salvador)
  • Haruka Yamashita (Japan) 
  • Cloe Lan Wan-Ling (Macau) 
  • Enkhjin Tseveendash (Mongolia)
  • Ugochi Ihezue (Nigeria)

2017 Miss World - Top 10




In Top 40
  • Avril Marco (Argentina) 
  • Jessia Islam (Bangladesh)
  • Nicole Gaelebale (Botswana)  
  • Gabrielle Vilela (Brazil)
  • Guan Siyu (China)
  • Maria Daza (Colombia) 
  • Tea Mlinarić (Croatia)
  • Aletxa Mueses (Dominican Republic)
  • Virginia Argueta (Guatemala)
  • Conny Notarstefano (Italy)
  • Gul'banu Azimkhan (Kazakhstan)
  • Perla Helou (Lebanon)
  • Wokie Dolo (Liberia) 
  • Cloe Lan Wan-Ling (Macau)
  • Michela Galea (Malta)
  • Ana Badaneu (Moldova)
  • Nikita Chandak (Nepal) 
  • Annie Evans (New Zealand)
  • Pamela Sánchez (Peru)
  • Laura Lehmann (Philippines) 
  • Magdalena Bieńkowska (Poland)
  • Hanna Haag (Sweden)
  • Polina Tkach (Ukraine)
  • Clarissa Bowers (United States of America)
  • Ana Carolina Ugarte (Venezuela)
  • Đỗ Mỹ Linh (Vietnam)



Miss World Challenge Events


1. Sports & Fitness
  • Winner: Aletxa Mueses (Dominican Republic)
  • 1st Runner Up: Alanna Smith (Cook Islands)
  • 2nd Runner Up: Helina Hewlett (British Virgin Islands)
Blue Team: Andrea Meza (Mexico), Annie Evans (New Zealand), Anna Henry (Northern Ireland), Magdalena Bieńkowska (Poland), Romy McCahill (Scotland), Elisa Tulian (Spain) and Ana Carolina Ugarte (Venezuela)
Red Team: Avril Marco (Argentina), Geena Thompson (Bahamas), Asmaou Diallo (Guinea), Conny Notarstefano (Italy), Solange Sinclair (Jamaica) and Adè van Heerden (South Africa)

Yellow Team: Anouk Eman (Aruba), Aida Karamehmedović (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Magline Jeruto (Kenya), Mongolia (Enkhjin Tseveendash), Philisantha van Deuren (Netherlands), Mihaela Bosca (Romania) and Laanya Ezra Asogan (Singapore)

2. Top Model
  • Winner: Ugochi Ihezue (Nigeria)
  • 1st Runner Up: Patlada Kulphakthanapat (Thailand)
  • 2nd Runner Up: Tea Mlinarić (Croatia)
  • 3rd Runner Up: Guan Siyu (China)
In Top 30: Aida Karamehmedović (Bosnia & Herzegovina), Gabrielle Vilela (Brazil), Maria Daza (Colombia), Mandjalia Gbané (Cote d'Ivoire), Aletxa Mueses (Dominican Republic), Fatima Cuellar (El Salvador), Aurore Kichenin (France), Audrey Berville (Guadeloupe), Asmaou Diallo (Guinea), Celia Monterrosa (Honduras), Manushi Chhillar (India), Achintya Holte Nilsen (Indonesia), Rotem Rabi (Israel), Magline Jeruto (Kenya), Ha-eun Kim (Korea), Andrea Meza (Mexico), Enkhjin Tseveendash (Mongolia), Tea Babić (Montenegro), Nikita Chandak (Nepal), Julianne Brittón (Panama), Magdalena Bieńkowska (Poland), Polina Popova (Russia), Maja Zupan (Slovenia), Elisa Tulian (Spain), Polina Tkach (Ukraine) and Ana Carolina Ugarte (Venezuela)

3. Talent Event
Winner: Michela Galea (Malta)

In Top 5: Stephanie Hill (England), Nanise Rainima (Fiji), Conny Notarstefano (Italy) and Andrea Meza (Mexico)

In Top 20: Akomo Minkata (Cameroon), Helena Tselepi (Cyprus), Amanda Petri (Denmark), Destiny Cruz (Guam), Virág Koroknyai (Hungary), Achintya Holte Nilsen (Indonesia), Haruka Yamashita (Japan), Philisantha van Deuren (Netherlands), Anna Henry (Northern Ireland), Paola Oberladstatter (Paraguay), Romy McCahill (Scotland), Elisa Tulian (Spain), Aslı Sümen (Turkey), Chandini Chanka (Trinidad & Tobago) and Polina Tkach (Ukraine)

4. Beauty With A Purpose
Winners: Manushi Chhillar (India), Achintya Holte Nilsen (Indonesia), Đỗ Mỹ Linh (Vietnam), Laura Lehmann (Philippines) and Adè van Heerden (South Africa)
In Top 20: Esma Voloder (Australia), Gabrielle Vilela (Brazil), Helina Hewlett (British Virgin Islands), Alanna Smith (Cook Islands), Stephanie Hill (England), Nanise Rainima (Fiji), Aurore Kichenin (France), Enkhjin Tseveendash (Mongolia), Nikita Chandak (Nepal), Annie Evans (New Zealand), Polina Popova (Russia), Hanka Závodná (Slovakia), Julitha Kabete (Tanzania), Patlada Kulphakthanapat (Thailand) and Chiedza Mhosva (Zimbabwe)

5. Multimedia Challenge
Winner: Mongolia
Top 8: Manushi Chhillar (India), Achintya Holte Nilsen (Indonesia), Stephanie Hill (England), Nikita Chandak (Nepal) , Patlada Kulphakthanapat (Thailand), Ana Carolina Ugarte (Venezuela) and Đỗ Mỹ Linh (Vietnam)

6. People's Choice
Jessia Islam (Bangladesh), Manushi Chhillar (India), Perla Helou (Lebanon), Enkhjin Tseveendash (Mongolia), Nikita Chandak (Nepal), Laura Lehmann (Philippines), Polina Popova (Russia), Patlada Kulphakthanapat (Thailand), Ana Carolina Ugarte (Venezuela) and Đỗ Mỹ Linh (Vietnam)





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