Miss World 2013

Miss World 2013
Date	28 September 2013
Presenters	Myleene Klass, Kamal Ibrahim, Daniel Mananta, Amanda Zevannya, Steve Douglas
Entertainment	Blue, Matt Cardle
Venue	Nusa Dua Convention Center, Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia  Indonesia
Broadcaster	RCTI (Indonesia), E! (United States), GMA Network (Philippines), Star World (delayed telecast in Asia)
Entrants	127
Placements	20
Debuts	Cameroon, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Kosovo, Uzbekistan
Withdraws	Bonaire, Cape Verde, Israel, Macau, Malawi, Sierra Leone, Suriname, Uruguay, Zimbabwe
Returns	British Virgin Islands, Chinese Taipei, Dominica, Ghana, Haiti, Kyrgyzstan, Lesotho, Moldova, Namibia, Romania, Samoa, Switzerland, Tunisia, Zambia
Winner	Megan Young  Philippines

Miss World 2013, the 63rd edition of the Miss World pageant, was held on 28 September 2013 at the Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center in Bali, Indonesia.^[1][2] 127 contestants from all over the world competed, making the biggest turnout in the pageant's history. Yu Wenxia of China PR crowned Megan Young of the Philippines as her successor at the end of the event. This is the first time the Philippines won the title of Miss World.^[3]

Results

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Miss World 2013	Philippines - Megan Young
1st runner-up	France - Marine Lorphelin
2nd runner-up	Ghana - Carranzar Shooter
Finalists	Spain - Elena Ibarbia  Gibraltar - Maroua Kharbouch§  Brazil - Sancler Frantz
Top 10	Australia - Erin Holland  England - Kirsty Heslewood  Indonesia - Vania Larissa  Jamaica - Gina Hargitay    Nepal - Ishani Shrestha
Top 20	Aruba - Larissa Leuweu  Belgium - Noémie Happart  Canada - Camille Munro  Dominican Republic - Joely Bernat  India - Navneet Kaur Dhillon  Italy - Sarah Baderna  Netherlands - Jacqualine Steenbeek  Slovakia - Karolína Chomisteková  Ukraine - Anna Zayachkivska  United States - Olivia Jordan

§ People's Choice Winner
Note: After the announcement of the top five, the contestant who had won the people's choice was revealed. If the winner of the public vote had not already been selected as one of the five finalists, she would be added as a sixth finalist. The people's choice winner was Gibraltar, who had not been selected as one of the judges top twenty.^[4]

Semi-final scores

     Winner

     First runner-up

     Second runner-up

     Finalist

     Semi-Finalist

Delegate	Pre Final	Semi Final		Final		Total
Philippines	328 (1)	90 (2)		90 (2)		506 (1)
France	308 (4)	100 (1)		80 (3)		488 (2)
Ghana	278 (10)	80 (3)		100 (1)		453 (3)
Brazil	323 (2)	60 (5)		60 (5)		443 (4)
Spain	281 (8)	70 (4)		70 (4)		421 (5)
Australia	316 (3)	30 (8)		346 (6)
Jamaica	280 (9)	50 (6)		328 (7)
Indonesia	282 (6)	40 (7)		322 (8)
England	282 (6)	20 (9)		302 (9)
Nepal	290 (5)	10 (10)		300 (10)
Ukraine	270 (11)
India	266 (12)
Belgium	263 (13)
Netherlands	250 (14)
Aruba	247 (15)
Italy	245 (16)
Slovakia	244 (17)
Dominican Republic	243 (18)
United States	238 (19)
Canada	237 (20)

Continental Queens of Beauty

Continental Group	Contestant
Africa	Ghana - Carranzar Shooter
Americas	Brazil - Sancler Frantz
Asia	Philippines - Megan Young
Caribbean	Jamaica - Gina Hargitay
Europe	France - Marine Lorphelin
Oceania	Australia - Erin Holland

Special awards

Spectacular Evening Wear

Final results	Contestant
Winner	France - Marine Lorphelin

Order of announcements

Top 20

1. Netherlands 2. Nepal 3. Jamaica 4. Dominican Republic 5. India

6. Australia 7. Spain 8. United States 9. Italy 10. Canada

11. Ghana 12. Philippines 13. England 14. Belgium 15. Aruba

16. Brazil 17. France 18. Ukraine 19. Indonesia 20. Slovakia

Top 10 1. Ghana 2. Jamaica 3. Spain 4. Indonesia 5. England

6. Nepal 7. France 8. Australia 9. Brazil 10. Philippines

Top 6 1. France 2. Philippines 3. Ghana 4. Brazil 5. Spain 6. Gibraltar

Challenge Events

Balinese Beach Fabric (Beach Fashion)

The Miss World 2013 competition did not have a "Beach Fashion" bikini swimsuit event, replacing it with a "Balinese Beach Fabric" sarong cloth event.^[5]

Final results[6]	Contestant
Winner	Brazil - Sancler Frantz
1st runner-up	France - Marine Lorphelin
2nd runner-up	Ghana - Carranzar Shooter
3rd runner-up	Jamaica - Gina Hargitay
4th runner-up	Philippines - Megan Young
Top 11	China PR - Yu Weiwei  Indonesia - Vania Larissa  Italy - Sarah Baderna  Moldova - Valeriya Tsurkan  Spain - Elena Ibarbia  Ukraine - Anna Zayachkivska
Top 32	Albania - Ersela Kurti  Aruba - Larissa Leeuwe  Bahamas - De'Andra Bannister  Bulgaria - Nansi Karaboycheva  Chile - Camila Andrade  Côte d'Ivoire - Aïssata Ezzedine  Curaçao - Xafira Urselita  Czech Republic - Lucie Kovandova  Denmark - Malene Sorensen  Ecuador - Laritza Párraga  England - Kirsty Heslewood  Ethiopia - Genet Tsegay  Guyana - Ruqayyah Boyer  Japan - Michiko Tanaka  Kyrgyzstan - Zhibek Nukeeva  Martinique - Julie Lebrasseur  Russia - Elmira Abdrazakova  Slovakia - Karolína Chomisteková  South Sudan - Manuela Matong  U.S. Virgin Islands - Petra Cabrera-Badia  Venezuela - Karen Soto

Sport Challenge

Final result	Contestant
Winner	Netherlands - Jacqueline Steenbeek
1st runner-up	Spain - Elena Ibarbia
2nd runner-up	Northern Ireland - Meagan Green
3rd runner-up	Paraguay - Coral Ruiz
4th runner-up	El Salvador - Paola Ayala
Top 20	Aruba - Larissa Leeuwe  Belgium - Noemie Happart  Bulgaria - Nansi Karaboycheva  Cyprus - Kristi-Mari Agapiou  Dominican Republic - Joely Bernat  England - Kirsty Heslewood  Hungary - Rakosi Annamaria  Italy - Sarah Baderna  Montenegro - Ivana Milojko  New Zealand - Ella Langsford  Nicaragua - Luz Decena  Panama - Virginia Hernández  Peru - Elba Fahsbender  Scotland - Jamey Bowers  Slovakia - Karolína Chomisteková

Talent Competition

Final result	Contestant
Winner	Indonesia - Vania Larissa
1st runner-up	Australia - Erin Holland
2nd runner-up	Ukraine - Anna Zayachkivska
3rd runner-up	British Virgin Islands - Kirtis Malone
4th runner-up	Canada - Camille Munro
Top 12	Cameroon - Denise Valerie Ayena  Dominica - Leslassa Armour-Shillingford  Hong Kong - Jacqueline Wong  Panama - Virginia Hernández  Slovakia - Karolina Chomistekova  Trinidad & Tobago - Sherrece Villafana  Wales - Gabrielle Shaw

Top Model

Final result	Contestant
Winner	Philippines - Megan Young
1st runner-up	United States - Olivia Jordan
2nd runner-up	France - Marine Lorphelin
3rd runner-up	Ukraine - Anna Zayachkivska
4th runner-up	Brazil - Sancler Frantz
Top 10	Cameroon - Denise Valerie Ayena  Cyprus - Kristi-Mari Agapiou  England - Kirsty Heslewood  Italy - Sarah Baderna  South Sudan - Modong Manuela

Beauty with a Purpose

Final result[6]	Contestant
Winner	Nepal - Ishani Shrestha
1st runner-up	Australia - Erin Holland
2nd runner-up	Tanzania - Brigitte Lyimo
3rd runner-up	Belgium - Noemie Happart
4th runner-up	Brazil - Sancler Frantz
Top 10	France - Marine Lorphelin  Ghana - Carranzar Shooter  England - Kirsty Heslewood  India - Navneet Dhillon  Aruba - Larissa Leeuwe

Multimedia Award

Final result[6]	Contestant
Winner	India - Navneet Dhillon
1st runner-up	Thailand - Natalie Kanyapak Phoksomboon
2nd runner-up	Nepal - Ishani Shrestha
3rd runner-up	Philippines - Megan Young
4th runner-up	Malaysia - Melinder Bhullar

Interview Scores

Final result	Contestant
Winner	France - Marine Lorphelin  Ghana - Carranzar Naa Okailey Shooter  Jamaica - Gina Hargitay
Top 5	Philippines - Megan Young  Brazil - Sancler Frantz
Top 11	England - Kirsty Heslewood  Indonesia - Vania Larissa  Australia - Erin Holland  Spain - Elena Ibarbia  Ireland - Aoife Walsh  Puerto Rico - Nadyalee Torres
Top 20	Hong Kong - Jacqualine Wong  Dominican Republic - Joely Bernat  Canada - Camille Munro  Belarus - Maryia Vialichka  India - Navneet Kaur Dhillon  Nicaragua - Luz Mery Decena Rivera  Peru - Elba Fahsbender  South Africa - Marilyn Ramos  Netherlands - Jacqualine Steenbeek

Dances of the World

Dances of the World 2013

Contestant

China PR - Wei Wei Yu  Chile - Camila Andrade    Nepal - Ishani Shrestha  Namibia - Paulina Malulu  Philippines - Megan Young  Slovakia - Karolína Chomisteková  US Virgin Islands - Petra Cabrera-Badia  Dominican Republic - Joely Bernat  Ireland - Aoife Walsh  Venezuela - Karen Soto  Indonesia - Vania Larissa

Controversies

After protests from hard-line Muslim groups threatened to force the pageant out of Indonesia, the national government announced that the finals would be moved from a venue near the capital city, to a venue on the predominately Hindu island of Bali.^[7] Furthermore, Miss World Organization Chairperson Julia Morley replaced the "Beach Fashion" bikini swimsuit event, with a "Balinese Beach Fabric" sarong cloth event.^[5]

Judges

• Julia Morley - Chairperson of Miss World Organization
• Donna Derby
• Derek Wheeler
• Mike Dixon
• Andrew Minarik
• Vineet Jain
• Azra Akin - Miss World 2002 from Turkey
• Maurice Montgomery Haughton-James
• Ken Warwick
• Liliana Tanoesoedibjo
• Liestyana Irman Gusman
• Silvia Agung Laksono

Background musics and performances

• Blue
• Matt Cardle

Contestants

Country/Territory	Contestant	Age	Hometown
Albania	Ersela Kurti[8]	22	Tirana
Angola	Maria Castelo[9]	23	Uíge
Argentina	Teresa Kuster[10]	24	Buenos Aires
Aruba	Larisa Leeuwe[11]	22	Oranjestad
Australia	Erin Holland[12]	24	Sydney
Austria	Ena Kadic[13]	23	Innsbruck
Bahamas	De'Andra Bannister[14]	24	Nassau
Barbados	Regina Ramjit[15]	19	Bridgetown
Belarus	Maryia Vialichka[16]	22	Vitebsk
Belgium	Noemie Happart[17]	20	Liege
Belize	Idolly Louise Saldivar[18]	22	Belmopan
Bermuda	Katherine Arnfield[19]	18	Hamilton
Bolivia	Alejandra Castillo[20]	20	Tarija
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Sanda Gutić[21]	19	Sarajevo
Botswana	Rosemary Keofitlhetse[22]	20	Gaborone
Brazil	Sancler Frantz[23]	21	Arroio do Tigre
British Virgin Islands	Kirtis Malone[24]	21	Tortola
Bulgaria	Nansi Karaboycheva[25]	20	Pazardzhik
Cameroon	Denise Valerie Ayena[26]	22	Yaoundé
Canada	Camille Munro[27]	22	Regina
Chile	Camila Andrade[28]	22	Concepcion
China PR	Yu Weiwei[29]	25	Ankang
Chinese Taipei	Cinzia Chang[30]	21	Taipei
Colombia	Daniela Ocoro[31]	23	Cali
Costa Rica	Yarley Marín[32]	23	Puntarenas
Côte d'Ivoire	Aïssata Dia[33]	21	Aboisso
Croatia	Lana Grzetic[34]	18	Rijeka
Curaçao	Xafira Urselita[35]	18	Willemstad
Cyprus	Kristi-Mari Agapiou[36]	20	Nicosia
Czech Republic	Lucie Kovandova[37]	19	Dolní Kounice
Denmark	Malene Riis Sorensen[38]	20	Haderslev
Dominica	Leslassa Armour-Shillingford[39]	19	Roseau
Dominican Republic	Joely Bernat[40]	24	Bronx
Ecuador	Laritza Párraga[41]	19	Santo Domingo
El Salvador	Paola Ayala[42]	18	San Salvador
England	Kirsty Heslewood[43]	24	London
Equatorial Guinea	Restituta Mifumu Nguema[44]	19	Micomeseng
Ethiopia	Genet Tsegay[45]	22	Mekele
Fiji	Caireen Erbsleben[46]	21	Suva
Finland	Maija Kerisalmi[47]	20	Nokia
France	Marine Lorphelin[48]	20	Mâcon
Gabon	Brunilla Moussadingou[49]	19	Lambarene
Georgia	Tamar Shedania[50]	21	Zugdidi
Germany	Amina Sabbah[51]	18	Jena
Ghana	Carranzar Naa Okailey Shooter[52]	22	Accra
Gibraltar	Maroua Kharbouch[53]	22	Gibraltar
Greece	Athina Pikraki[54]	21	Athens
Guadeloupe	Sheryna van der Koelen[55]	21	Saint-François
Guam	Camarin Mendiola[56]	17	Agana Heights
Guatemala	Karla Loraine Quinto[57]	25	Guatemala City
Guinea	Mariama Diallo[58]	22	Conakry
Guinea-Bissau	Heny Tavares[59]	21	Bafatá
Guyana	Ruqayyah Boyer[60]	23	Georgetown
Haiti	Ketsia Iciena Lioudy[61]	19	Cap-Haïtien
Honduras	Mónica Elwin[62]	19	Roatan
Hong Kong	Jacqueline Wong[63]	24	Hong Kong
Hungary	Annamaria Rakosi[64]	21	Debrecen
Iceland	Sigríður Dagbjört Ásgeirsdóttir[65]	22	Reykjavík
India	Navneet Dhillon[66]	20	Patiala
Indonesia	Vania Larissa[67]	17	Pontianak
Ireland	Aoife Walsh[68]	23	Clonmel
Italy	Sarah Baderna[69]	22	Castell'Arquato
Jamaica	Gina Hargitay[70]	18	Kingston
Japan	Michiko Tanaka[71]	23	Shizuoka
Kazakhstan	Ainura Toleuova[72]	18	Taldykorgan
Kenya	Wangui Gitonga[73]	23	Mombasa
Korea	Min-ji Park[74]	24	Busan
Kosovo	Antigona Sejdiju[75]	19	Priština
Kyrgyzstan	Zhibek Nukeeva[76]	19	Bishkek
Latvia	Eva Dombrovska[77]	22	Jelgava
Lebanon	Karen Ghrawi[78]	22	Debel
Lesotho	Mamahlape Matsoso[79]	19	Maseru
Lithuania	Ruta Mazureviciute[80]	22	Garliava
Macedonia FYRO	Kristina Spasenoska[81]	21	Kičevo
Malaysia	Melinder Bhullar[82]	20	Kuala Lumpur
Malta	Donna Leyland[83]	20	Attard
Martinique	Julie Lebrasseur[84]	19	Ducos
Mauritius	Nathalie Lesage[85]	18	Grand Baie
Mexico	Marilyn Chagoya[14]	19	Poza Rica
Moldova	Valeriya Tsurkan[86]	18	Tiraspol
Mongolia	Pagmadulam Sukhbaatar[87]	23	Ulaanbaatar
Montenegro	Ivana Milojko[88]	18	Kotor
Namibia	Paulina Malulu[89]	24	Windhoek
Nepal	Ishani Shrestha[90]	21	Kathmandu
Netherlands	Jacqueline Steenbeek[91]	23	Drunen
New Zealand	Ella Langsford[92]	20	Auckland
Nicaragua	Luz Mery Decena Rivera[93]	23	Jalapa
Nigeria	Anna Banner[94]	18	Bayelsa
Northern Ireland	Meagan Green[95]	23	Lisburn
Norway	Alexandra Backstrom[96]	23	Oslo
Panama	Virginia Hernández[97]	23	Panama City
Paraguay	Coral Ruiz Reyes[98]	22	Luque
Peru	Elba Fahsbender[99]	21	Piura
Philippines	Megan Young[100]	23	Olongapo City
Poland	Katarzyna Krzeszowska[101]	22	Krynica-Zdrój
Portugal	Elisabete Rodrigues[102]	20	Porto
Puerto Rico	Nadyalee Torres[103]	25	Caguas
Romania	Andreea Chiru[104]	20	Braila
Russia	Elmira Abdrazakova[105]	18	Mezhdurechensk
Samoa	Penina Paeu[106]	21	Apia
Scotland	Jamey Bowers[107]	24	Edinburgh
Saint Kitts and Nevis	Trevicia Adams[108]	22	Basseterre
Serbia	Aleksandra Doknic[109]	18	Pozarevac
Seychelles	Agnes Gerry[110]	19	Victoria
Singapore	Maria-Anna Zenieris[111]	18	Singapore
Slovakia	Karolína Chomistekova[112]	19	Oravský Podzámok
Slovenia	Maja Cotic[113]	24	Nova Gorica
South Africa	Marilyn Ramos[114]	22	Klerksdorp
South Sudan	Modong Manuela[115]	21	Juba
Spain	Elena Ibarbia[116]	18	San Sebastián
Sri Lanka	Iresha Asanki de Silva[117]	22	Colombo
Sweden	Agneta Myhrman[118]	19	Stockholm
Switzerland	Cindy Williner[119]	18	Zurich
Tanzania	Brigitte Lyimo[120]	20	Dar-es Salaam
Thailand	Natalie Kanyapak Phoksomboon[121]	22	Udon Thani
Trinidad & Tobago	Sherrece Villafana[122]	19	San Fernando
Tunisia	Hiba Telmoudi[123]	22	Gabes
Turkey	Ruveyda Oksuz[124]	19	Istanbul
Uganda	Stellah Nantumbwe[125]	22	Kampala
Ukraine	Anna Zayachkivska[126]	21	Ivano-Frankivsk
United States	Olivia Jordan[127]	24	Tulsa
US Virgin Islands	Petra Cabrera-Badia[128]	21	Charlotte Amalie
Uzbekistan	Rakhima Ganieva[129]	18	Tashkent
Venezuela	Karen Soto[130]	21	Maracaibo
Vietnam	Thảo Lại Hương[131]	22	Quảng Ninh
Wales	Gabrielle Shaw[132]	19	Wrexham
Zambia	Christine Mwaaba[133]	24	Lusaka

Notes

Debuts

•  Cameroon
•  Guinea
•  Guinea-Bissau
•  Kosovo
•  Uzbekistan

Returning countries and territories

Last competed in 1975:  Haiti Last competed in 1978:  Dominica  Tunisia Last competed in 1988:  Samoa

Last competed in 2001:  British Virgin Islands Last competed in 2005:   Switzerland Last competed in 2008:  Chinese Taipei Last competed in 2010:  Lesotho  Zambia

Last competed in 2011:  Ghana  Kyrgyzstan  Moldova  Namibia  Romania[134]

Withdraws

•  Bonaire - Due to lack of Sponsorships
•  Cape Verde - Christina Spencer has financial problem with the organization.
•  Israel - Political reasons, specifically since host Indonesia did not recognize Israel as independent state
•  Macau - No contest held
•  Malawi - Due to lack of Sponsorships
•  Sierra Leone - Due to lack of Sponsorships
•  Suriname - Rachel De La Fuente has financial problem with the organization.
•  Uruguay - Mercedes Bissio Del Puerto did not get visa and had a problem with the organization.
•  Zimbabwe - Due to lack of Sponsorships

Replacements

•  Hong Kong - The reigning Miss Hong Kong Carat Cheung was replaced by her 1st runner-up Jacqueline Wong due to being over-age.
•  Serbia - Nikolina Bojić was replaced by Aleksandra Doknic the 1st runner-up of Miss Serbia 2012, after being withdrawn because of her marriage to Canadian tennis player Frank Dancević.

Designations

•  Belarus - Maryia Vialichka was appointed to represent Belarus, after no national pageant was held because the Miss Belarus pageant is a bi-annual event. It was last time held in 2012. Maria won the title of Miss Charity at the Miss Belarus 2012 pageant.
•  British Virgin Islands - Kirtis Kassandra Malone was appointed as Miss World British Virgin Islands 2013. The Miss World British Virgin Islands Committee acquired the franchise license from the Miss World organization this year.
•  Cyprus - Kristy Marie Agapiou was appointed to represent Cyprus, she was the 1st runner-up at the Star Cyprus 2011 pageant.
•  Guyana - Ruqayyah Boyer was appointed Miss Guyana 2013 after Natasha Martindale became the new national director in Guyana.
•  Iceland - Sigríður Dagbjört Ásgeirsdóttir was appointed to represent Iceland, she was the 2nd runner-up at the Ungfrú Island 2011 pageant.
•  Kazakhstan - Aynur Toleuova was appointed to represent Kazakhstan. She was previously Miss Kazakhstan 2011.
•  Korea - Park Min-ji was appointed to represent Korea. She was the 2nd runner-up at the Miss World Korea 2011 pageant.
•  Mongolia - Pagmadulam Sukhbaatar was appointed as Miss World Mongolia 2013 after a casting call took place.
•  Nicaragua - Luz Decena was appointed as Miss Mundo Nicaragua 2013 by Denis Davila, national director of Miss World in Nicaragua.
•  Norway - Alexandra Backström was appointed as Miss World Norway 2013 after a casting call took place.^[96]
•  Saint Kitts and Nevis - Trevicia Adams was appointed as Miss World St. Kitts & Nevis 2013 by Eversley Liburd & Joan Millard, national directors of Miss World in St. Kitts & Nevis.^[108]
•  United States - Olivia Jordan was appointed to represent United States. She was the 1st runner-up at the Miss California USA 2013 pageant.
•  Vietnam - Thảo Lại Hương was appointed to represent Vietnam. The permission was granted by the Ministry of Culture of Vietnam, which authorizes the international representation of the nation in events of any kind.
•  Zambia - Christine Mwaaba was appointed to represent Zambia, she was the 2nd runner-up at the Miss Zambia 2010 pageant.

Other notes

• Australia, Brazil, England, India, Indonesia, Philippines, and Spain placed in three consecutive editions.
• Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Nepal, Netherlands, and United States placed in two consecutive editions.
• Italy and Ukraine last placed in 2011 edition.
• Canada and France last placed in 2010 edition.
• Gibraltar last placed in 2009 edition.
• Ghana last placed in 2007 edition.
• Aruba last placed in 2002 editions.
• Belgium last placed in 1996 edition.
• Slovakia made a first time placed in this edition.

Crossovers

Contestants who previously competed or will compete at other beauty pageants:

Miss Universe

• 2012:  Georgia - Tamar Shedania
• 2012:  Guyana - Ruqayyah Boyer
• 2013:  Belgium - Noémie Happart
• 2013:  Lebanon - Karen Ghrawi
• 2013:  Namibia - Paulina Malulu
• 2013:  Russia - Elmira Abdrazakova
• 2013:  South Africa - Marilyn Ramos

Miss USA

• 2015:  United States - Olivia Jordan (TBA)
  •  Oklahoma's representative

Miss International

• 2012:  Namibia - Paulina Malulu (Top 15)

Miss Earth

• 2012:  Guadeloupe - Sheryna van der Koelen
• 2014:  Namibia - Paulina Malulu
• 2014:  Peru - Elba Fahsbender

Miss Intercontinental

• 2012:  Chinese Taipei - Cinzia Chang

Miss Supranational

• 2012:  Vietnam - Thảo Lại Hương (Asia Pacific Queen)
• 2012:  Hungary - Annamaria Rakosi

Miss Tourism International

• 2010:  Costa Rica - Yarli Marín
• 2011:  Mongolia - Pagmadulam Sukhbaatar (Top 15 and Miss Talent)

Miss Globe International

• 2013:  Haiti - Ketsia Lioudy (TBA)

Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International

• 2012:  Paraguay - Coral Ruiz Reyes

World Miss University

• 2010:  Panama - Virginia Hernández (Miss Friendship)

Miss World Next Top Model

• 2011:  Venezuela - Karen Soto (Winner)

Top Model of the World

• 2012:  Puerto Rico - Nadyalee Torres (Top 15 and Miss Photogenic)

Reina Hispanoamericana

• 2012:  Dominican Republic - Joely Bernat (Miss Facebook)
  •  United States's representative
• 2012:  Peru - Elba Fahsbender

Miss Atlántico Internacional

• 2011:  Brazil - Sancler Frantz (Miss Internet)
• 2012:  Bolivia - Alejandra Castillo

Elite Model Look

• 2007:  Georgia - Tamar Shedania (Finalist)

Bride of the World

• 2012:  Romania - Andreea Chiru

Reinado Internacional del Café

• 2013:  Aruba - Larisa Leeuwe (2nd runner-up)

Reinado Panamericano de la Caña de Azúcar

• 2012:  Peru - Elba Fahsbender (2nd runner-up)

Miss Piel Dorada International

• 2011:  Belize - Idolly Louise Saldivar (Miss Congeniality)
• 2013:  Costa Rica - Yarly Marín (2nd runner-up)

Reina de la Costa Maya

• 2011:  Belize - Idolly Louise Saldivar
• 2013:  Honduras - Mónica Alexis Elwin Gough

Miss CEDEAO

• 2012:  Guinea - Mariama Diallo (Winner)

Jaycees Caribbean Queen

• 2013:  Dominica - Leslassa Shillingford (Winner)

Miss Caribbean Culture Queen

• 2013:  Dominica - Leslassa Shillingford (Winner)

International broadcasters^[135]

Afghanistan: Star World  Angola: TPA  Anguilla: Direct TV  Antigua and Barbuda: Direct TV  Argentina: Direct TV[136]  Armenia: Armenia TV  Aruba: Direct TV  Australia: FOXTEL-E![137]  Bahamas: ZNS[138]  Bangladesh: SRK showtime  Barbados: Direct TV  Belarus: ONT[139]  Belgium: STAR!  Belize: Channel 5[140]  Bermuda: Direct TV  Bolivia: Unitel[141]  Bonaire: Direct TV  Bosnia and Herzegovina: RTRS,[142] FTV  Botswana: BTV  Brazil: UOL[143]  British Virgin Islands: Direct TV  Brunei: Star World  Cambodia: Star World  Canada: E!  Cayman Islands: Direct TV  Chile: Canal 13[144]  China: CCTV 2[145]  Colombia: Canal 1[146]  Curacao: TDS[147]  Cyprus: Sigma TV  Denmark: STAR! & TNT[148]  Dominica: Direct TV  Dominican Republic: Direct TV  Ecuador: Direct TV[149]  Egypt: Dalycartoon  El Salvador: Canal 2[150]  England: DRG TV[151]  Estonia: STAR![148]  Fiji: Fiji Broadcast Corporation[152]  Finland: STAR![148]  France: Paris Premiere[153]  Georgia: Telemedia  Germany: E!  Ghana: GBC  Grenada: Direct TV  Guadeloupe: Paris Premiere[153]  Guatemala: Canal 11[154]  Haiti: Direct TV  Honduras: Telesistema[155]  Hong Kong: Star World  Iceland: STAR![148]  India: Zee Cafe[156]  Indonesia: RCTI[157]  Iran: Manoto1[158]  Ireland: E! Entertainment  Italy: E!  Jamaica: TVJ[159]  Japan: Star World  Kenya: Royal Media Services Ltd  South Korea: T Cast  Laos: Star World  Latvia: STAR![148]  Lebanon: LBC[160]  Lithuania: Lietuvos rytas TV[161]  Luxembourg: STAR![148]

Macau: Star World  Macedonia FYRO: Sitel[162]  Malaysia: Star World  Maldives: Star World  Montserrat: Direct TV  Martinique: Paris Premiere[153]  Mauritius: MBC  Mexico: Galavision[163]  Micronesia: Star World  Mongolia: UBS TV[164]  Mozambique: STV  Myanmar: Star World  Namibia: NBC  Nauru: Star World  Netherlands: STAR![148]  New Caledonia: Star World  Nicaragua: Canal 2[165]  Nigeria: Silverbird  New Zealand: TV2[166]  Northern Ireland: DRG TV[151]  Norway: STAR![148] Pacific Islands: Star World  Palau: Star World  Panama: Telemetro  Papua New Guinea: Star World  Paraguay: La Tele[167]  Peru: Direct TV[168]  Philippines: TV5[169]  Poland: Polsat  Portugal: Sic Internacional  Puerto Rico: Puerto Rico TV[170]  Russia: Star World  Saint Kitts and Nevis: Direct TV St. Eustasius: Direct TV  Saint Lucia: Direct TV Saint Martin: Direct TV  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: Direct TV  Saba: Direct TV  Scotland: DRG TV[151]  Seychelles: SBC[171]  Singapore: MediaCorp Channel 5[172]  Solomon Islands: Star World  South Africa: SABC 3[173]  Spain: Mediaset Espana  Swaziland: Swazi TV  Sweden: STAR![148]  Taiwan: Star World  Thailand: Channel 3[174]  Trinidad and Tobago: CTV[175]  Turkey: CNBC-e[176]  Turks & Caicos: Direct TV  Uruguay: Direct TV[177]  United States: E! Entertainment, Xbox Live (via Xfinity video on demand application)  U.S. Virgin Islands: Direct TV  Vanuatu: Star World  Venezuela: Venevision[178]  Vietnam: VTV[179]  Wales: DRG TV[151]  Zambia: ZNBC  Zimbabwe: ZBC

References

External links

• Miss World official website

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