Miss World 1995

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The 45th Miss World Pageant was held for the fourth straight year at the Sun City Entertainment Centre in Sun City, South Africa on 18 November 1995. The 1995 pageant attracted 84 delegates. The pageant was hosted by Richard Steinmetz and Bobbie Eakes and was also particiapted by Supermodels Linda Evangelista and Beverly Johnson who acted as presenters. Aside from Sun City; Dubai, United Arab Emirates and the Comoros hosted some segments of the show.

Contents 1 Miss World 1995 Results 2 Special Awards 3 Continental Queens 4 85 contestants 5 Trivia 6 External links

[edit] Miss World 1995 Results

Miss World 1995: Jacqueline Maria Aguilera Marcano - Venezuela

First Runner-up: Anica Martinovic - Croatia

Second Runner-up: Michelle Kahn - Trinidad and Tobago

Finalist:

Miri Bohanda - Israel

Yoon-young Choi - Korea

Semi-finalist:

Melissa Porter - Australia

Carla Peña - Bolivia

Evgenia Kalkandjieva - Bulgaria

Alejandra Quintero Velasco - Mexico

Bernalee Daniel - South Africa

[edit] Special Awards

Miss Photogenic: Jacqueline Maria Aguilera Marcano - Venezuela

Best Designed National Dress: Anica Martinovic - Croatia

Miss Personality: Toyin Raji - Nigeria

[edit] Continental Queens

Africa: Bernalee Daniel - South Africa

Americas: Jacqueline Maria Aguilera Marcano - Venezuela

Asia and Oceania: Yoon-young Choi - Korea

Caribbean: Michelle Kahn - Trinidad and Tobago

Europe: Anica Martinovic - Croatia

[edit] 85 contestants

American Virgin Islands Roshini Nibbs Argentina Maria Lorena Jensen Aruba Tessa Pieterz Australia Melissa Porter SEMI-FINALIST Austria Elizabeth Unfried Bahamas Loleta Smith Bangladesh Yasmin Bilkis Sathi Barbados Rashi Holder Belgium Veronique de Kock Bermuda Renita Minors Bolivia Carla Patricia Moron Peňa SEMI-FINALIST Botswana Monica Somolekae Brazil Elessandra Cristina Dantora British Virgin Islands Chandi Trott Bulgaria Evgenia Kalkandjieva SEMI-FINALIST Canada Alissa Lehinki Cayman Islands Tasha Ebanks Chile Tonka Tomicic Petric China, Republic of Hsu Chun-Chun Colombia Diana Maria Figueroa Castellanos Costa Rica Shasling Navarro Aguilar Croatia Anica Martinovic 1st RUNNER-UP Curaçao Danique Regales Cyprus Isabella Giorgallou Czech Republic Katerina Kasalova Denmark Tine Knudsen Dominican Republic Patricia Bayonet Robles Ecuador Ana Fabiola Trujillo Parker

Estonia Mari-Lin Poom Finland Terhi Koivisto France Helene Lantoine Germany Isabell Brauer Ghana Manuela Medie Gibraltar Monique Chiara Greece Maria Boziki Guam Joylyn Muňoz Guatemala Sara Elizabeth Sandoval Villatoro Holland Didi Schackmann Hong Kong Shirley Chau Yuet-Yee Hungary Ildiko Veinbergen India Preeti Mankotia Ireland Joanne Black Israel Miri Bohadana TOP 5 FINALIST Italy Rosanna Santoli Jamaica Imani Duncan Japan Mari Kubo Korea Yun-young Choe TOP 5 FINALIST Latvia Ieva Melina Lebanon Julia Syriani Lithuania Gabriele Bartkuite Macau Geraldina Madeira da Silva Pedruco Malaysia Trincy Low Ee Bing Mexico Alejandra Quintero Velasco SEMI-FINALIST New Zealand Sarah Brady Nigeria Toyin Enitan Raji Norway Inger Lise Ebeltoft Panama Marisela Moreno Montero

Paraguay Patricia Serafini Geoghegan Peru Paola Dellepiane Gianotti Philippines Reham Snow Tago Poland Ewa Jzabella Tylecka Portugal Suzana Leitao Robalo Puerto Rico Swanni Quiňones Laracuerte Romania Dana Delia Pintilie Russia Yelena Bazina Seychelles Shirley Low-Meng Singapore Jacqueline Chew Slovakia Zuzana Spatinova Slovenia Teja Boskin South Africa Bernelee Daniell SEMI-FINALIST Spain Candelaria Rodriguez Pacheco Swaziland Mandy Saulus Sweden Jeanette Mona Hassel Switzerland Stephanie Berger Tahiti Timeri Baudry Tanzania Emily Adolf Fred Thailand Yasumin Leaudmornwattana Trinidad & Tobago Michelle Khan 2nd RUNNER-UP Turkey Demet Sener Ukraine Nataliya Shvachiy United Kingdom Shauna Marie Gunn United States Jill Ankuda Venezuela Jacqueline Maria Aguilera Marcano MISS WORLD 1995 Zambia Miryana Bujisic Zimbabwe Dionne Best

[edit] Trivia

• Jacqueline Maria Aguilera Marcano was the fifth Venezuelan to win the Miss World title.

• Trinidad & Tobago, who placed 3rd in Miss World, failed to put her through to the semi-finals in Miss Universe 1996 in Las Vegas.

• Malaysia competed in Miss Universe 1997, while Guam competed in Miss Universe 1998.

• Bulgaria made into the semi-finals in Miss World for the first time.

• Zambia and Zimbabwe sent their first white delegates to Miss World. Zambia, Miryana Bujisic, was half-Yugoslavian.

• Barbados and Bermuda returned to Miss World after a long-year hiatus.

• This is the first time that the awards for Best Evening Wear and Best Swimwear were given. Ghana won the Best Evening Wear award, while Israel won the Best Swimwear Award.

• Preliminaries in Miss World 1995 were held in Sun City, South Africa, in Comoros, and in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

[edit] External links

• Pageantopolis

• Jimmy's Pageant Page

• Miss World 1995 Delegates Gallery

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