Desiree Lowry

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Desiree Lowry
Beauty pageant titleholder
Born Desiree Lowry Rodríguez
(1972-06-25) June 25, 1972
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Height 5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)
Hair color Red
Eye color Brown
Title(s) Miss Corozal 1995
Miss Puerto Rico 1995
Miss Puerto Rico International Queen of Coffee 1995
Major
competition(s)
Miss Puerto Rico 1995
(Winner)
International Queen of Coffee 1995
(3rd Runner-Up)
Miss Universe 1995
(4th Runner-Up)
Official website

Desiree Lowry Rodríguez[note 1] (born June 25, 1972 in San Juan) is a Puerto Rican beauty pageant titleholder, fashion model, TV host, radio presenter, event coordinator, beauty pageant director and model agency owner who is the national director of Miss Universe Puerto Rico (along with Luisito Vigoreaux). Lowry previously represented Puerto Rico at Miss Universe 1995.

Early life

Lowry was born on June 25, 1972 in San Juan, Puerto Rico to a Puerto Rican mother and an Irish American father from Oregon.[1] She was raised in Corozal. She speaks Spanish and English. She learned English from her father who refused to speak to her unless she spoke to him in English.[2]

Pageant participation

Miss Puerto Rico 1995

On August 6, 1994 at Teatro Yagüez, in Mayagüez, Puerto Rico, Desiree Lowry won the title of Miss Puerto Rico 1995, gaining the right to represent Puerto Rico at Miss Universe 1995. She was crowned by Miss Puerto Rico 1979 Teresa López and Miss Puerto Rico 1984 Sandra Beauchamp.

Miss Universe 1995

Desiree traveled to Windhoek, Namibia to compete in Miss Universe 1995 where she placed in the Top 6 (5th overall). The eventual winner was Chelsi Smith of the USA.

Preliminary Competition Scores:

  • Swimsuit - 8.88
  • Evening Gown - 9.58
  • Interview - 9.333

Final Scores

  • Interview - 9.65
  • Swimsuit - 9.56
  • Gown - 9.66

TV Host

  • 1995: Tu Melodía - Telemundo PR[3]
  • 1997: A Fuego - Teleonce
  • 2004: De Magazín - WAPA TV[4]
  • 2008: No Te Duermas - Telemundo PR[5]
  • 2009: Anda Pal' Cara' - Univisión Puerto Rico
  • 2009: Buscando La Más Bella - Telemundo PR [6]
  • 2010: De Magazín, Fin De Semana - Telemundo PR[7]

See also

Note

References

External links

Preceded by
Brenda Robles
Miss Puerto Rico
1995
Succeeded by
María del Rocío Arroyo
Preceded by
Brenda Robles
Miss Puerto Rico
Reina Internacional del Cafe

1995
Succeeded by
María del Rocío Arroyo
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