Star Hellas

Star Hellas
Formation 1929
Type Beauty Pageant
Headquarters Athens
Location
Membership
Miss Universe
Miss World
Miss International
Official language
Greek
National Director
Vassilis Prevelakis
Website Official website

Star Hellas (Greek: Σταρ Ελλάς, Μις Ελλάς, Μις Γιάνγκ) is a national Beauty pageant in Greece.

The Star Hellas, Miss Hellas, Miss Young, title is a trademark for Vassilis Prevelakis and Associates E.E.

George Prevelakis, the founder of the company was the driving force behind the Hellenic Beauty Pageant since the late 60s. From then onwards, he was closely associated with the pageant till his death in 2006. In the early 80s the then owner of the pageant, the Apogevmatini newspaper, decided to pull out of the pageant and transferred the rights to George Prevelakis. George Prevelakis later founded a company (Vassilis Prevelakis and Associates E.E.), together with his son, Vassilis, and transferred the rights to the pageant to the new company. Vassilis Prevelakis and Associates E.E. has been the legal owner of the pageant and is the national director of the well known international pageants such as Miss World, Miss Universe, etc.

Airing

Katerina Evaggelinou, Miss Hellas 2007

In the 1970s and early 1980s the pageant was aired every year from the Ellinikí Radiofonía Tileórasi. From 1990 to 2010, it was funded and aired on Greece's private network ANT1.

Because of the Greek financial crisis, ΑΝΤ1 did not fund the 2011 pageant which had the form of a low-key private casting and was not aired.[1] In 2012 the Star Hellas organizers staged a comeback by teaming with Internet site TLife which became responsible for the publicity of the event and for airing live over the Internet.[2]

Titleholders

Color key
  •      Declared as Winner
YearStar HellasNotes
1929 Aspasia Karatza
1930 Aliki Diplarakou Miss Europe 1930
1931 Chrissoula Rodi
1952 Ntaizy Mavraki
1953 Doreta Xirou
1954 Rika Diallina
1955 Sonia Zoidou
1956 Rita Gouma
1957 Lygia Karavia
1958 Marily Kalimopoulou
1959 Zoitsa Kouroukli
1960 Magda Pasaloglou
1961 Ria Deloutsi
1962 Christina Apostolou
1963 Despina Orgeta
1964 Corinna Tsopei Miss Universe 1964
1965 Aspa Theologitou
1966 Katia Balafouta
1967 Elya Kalogeraki
1968 Miranda Zafeiropoulou
1969 Elena Alexopoulou
1970 Vivi Alexopoulou
1971 Gogo Atzoletaki
1972 Nancy Kapetanaki
1973 Vana Papadaki
1975 Afroditi Katsouli
1976 Christiana Kavroudaki
1977 Maria Spantidaki
1978 Marieta Kountouraki
1979 Katia Koukidou
1980 Roula Kanellopoulou
1981 Maria Nikoúli
1982 Tina Roussou
1983 Plousia Farfaraki
1984 Peggy Dogani
1985 Sabina Damianidou
1986 Vasileia Mantaki
1987 Xenia Pantazi
1988 Tereza Liakou
1989 Christiana Latani
1990 Tzeni Balatsinou
1991 Marina Poupou
1992 Marina Tsintikidou Miss Europe 1992
1993 Christina Manousi
1994 Rea Toutounzi
1995 Eleni Papaioannou
1996 Nina Georgala
1997 Elina Zisi
1998 Dimitra Eginiti
1999 Sofia Rapti
2000 Nancy Tzoulaki
2001 Evelina Papantoniou
2002 Lena Paparigopoulou
2003 Marietta Chrousala
2004 Valia Kakouti
2005 Evagelia Aravani
2006 Olympia Chopsonidou
2007 Doukissa Nomikou
2008 Dionysia Koukiou
2009 Viviana Kampanile
2010 Anna Prelevic
2011 Iliana Papageorgiou[3]
2012 Vasiliki Tsirogianni[4]
2013 Anastasia Sidiropoulou
2014 Ismini Dafopoulou
2015 Mikaela Fotiadis
2016 TBA

Star Hellas at International pageants

Color key
  •      Declared as Winner
  •      Ended as runner-up
  •      Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists

The winner of Star Hellas represents her country at the Miss Universe. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. Between 2011, 2013 and 2014 due to economic issues, Star Hellas Organization had selected the delegates to the Miss Universe and Miss World while it absent at the Miss International.

Year Star Hellas
Miss Universe Greece
Miss Hellas
Miss World Greece
B Star Hellas
Miss International Greece
B Miss Hellas
Miss Tourism Greece
1929 Aspasia Karatza
1930 Aliki Diplarakou
Miss Europe 1930
1931 Chrissoula Rodi
1952 Ntaizy Mavraki (2nd Runner-up) Virginia Petimezaki (2nd Runner-up)
Miss Europe 1952
Haroula Georgantza
1953 Doreta Xirou Antuaneta Rontopoulou Ermina Damaskou Alexandra Ladikou (1st Runner-up)
Miss World 1953
1954 Rika Diallina (Top 16) Efi Mela (2nd Runner-up) Efi Androulakaki Julia Stamiti
1955 Sonia Zoidou Julia Coumoundourou (2nd Runner-up)
1956 Rita Gouma (Top 16)
1957 Lygia Karavia (Top 16)
1958 Marily Kalimopoulou (Top 16)
1959 Zoitsa Kouroukli (Top 16)
1960 Magda Pasaloglou (Top 16)
1961 Ria Deloutsi (Miss Congeniality)
1962 Christina Apostolou
1963 Despina Orgeta
1964 Corinna Tsopei
Miss Universe 1964
1965 Aspa Theologitou (Top 16)
1966 Katia Balafouta
1967 Elya Kalogeraki (Top 16)
(Miss Photogenic)
1968 Miranda Zafeiropoulou (Top 16)
1969 Elena Alexopoulou
1970 Vivi Alexopoulou (4th Runner-up)
Miss Europe 1970
1971 Gogo Atzoletaki
1972 Nancy Kapetanaki
1973 Vana Papadaki (Top 12)
1975 Afroditi Katsouli
1976 Christiana Kavroudaki
1977 Maria Spantidaki
1978 Marieta Kountouraki
1979 Katia Koukidou
1980 Roula Kanellopoulou
1981 Maria Nikoúli
1982 'Tina Roussou (3rd Runner-up)
1983 Plousia Farfaraki
1984 Peggy Dogani Vana Barba Zoi Elmalioti (3rd Runner-up)
Miss Europe 1985
1985 Sabina Damianidou Epi Galanou
1986 Vasileia Mantaki Anna Kechagia
1987 Xenia Pantazi Eleni Moskiou Aphroditi Panagiotou
1988 Tereza Liakou (Did not compete) Ariadni Mylona Vassiliki Gerothodorou
1989 Christiana Latani Katerina Petropoulou Maria Doridou
1990 Tzeni Balatsinou Sofia Lafkioti Irini Stefanou
1991 Marina Poupou Myriam Panagou Dimitra Papadogianni Elina Kefi
1992 Marina Tsintikidou
Miss Europe 1992
Evgenia Paschalidi Georgia Drosou (1st Runner-up)
1993 Christina Manousi Mania Delou Eleni Zambaka
1994 Rea Toutounzi (Top 10) Evi Adam (Top 15) Christina Lekka
Miss International 1994
1995 Eleni Papaioannou Mairi Moziki Maria Pavli (Top 15)
1996 Nina Georgala Irene Skliva
Miss World 1996
Rania Lykoudi (Top 15)
1997 Elina Zisi Evgenia Limantzaki Vanessa Stavrou
1998 Dimitra Eginiti Katia Margaritoglou Eleni Pliatsika
1999 Sofia Rapti Evi Vatidou Pinelopi Lentzou
2000 Nancy Tzoulaki Eleni Skafida Alexandra Ousta Dimitra Kitsiou
2001 Evelina Papantoniou (1st Runner-up) Valentini Daskaloudi Fotini Kokari Eleftheria Pantelidaki
2002 Lena Paparigopoulou Katerina Georgiadou Stella Giaboura Georgia Micha
2003 Marietta Chrousala (Top 15) Vasiliki Tsekoura (Top 15) Lina Zaproudi Katerina Kariotou
2004 Valia Kakouti Maria Spiridaki Olga Kypriotou (Top 15) Axia Andreadaki
2005 Evagelia Aravani (Top 15) Katerina Stikoudi Potoula Perimeni Nikoletta Ralli
Miss Tourism Queen 2005
2006 Olympia Chopsonidou Irini Karra Julia Alexandratou Elena Asimakopoulou
2007 Doukissa Nomikou Katerina Evaggelinou Antonia Kallimoukou Despina Vlepaki (1st Runner-up)
Miss International 2007
2008 Dionysia Koukiou Aggeliki Kalaitzi Ria Antoniou Sofia Roditi
2009 Viviana Kampanile Alkisti Anyfanti Diana Igropoulou Margarita Papandreou
2010 Anna Prelevic Manto Gasteratou Maria Tsagaraki Eleonora Bretz
2011 Iliana Papageorgiou[5] Eleni Miariti
2012 Vasiliki Tsirogianni[6] Athina Pikraki[7] Eutixia Lazarou Christina Georgopoulou
2013 Anastasia Sidiropoulou
2014 Ismini Dafopoulou Eleni Kokkinou
2015 Mikaela Fotiadis Katerina Galiatsatou Spyridoula Valasiadou
2016 TBA TBA TBA TBA

International winners

References

  1. Τα καλλιστεία που δεν είδαμε ποτέ!
  2. Ελληνικά Καλλιστεία 2012: Ο διαγωνισμός θα μεταδοθεί αποκλειστικά από το TLIFE!
  3. "Iliana Papageorgiou, Miss Universe Greece 2011". Beauty Pageant News. July 21, 2011. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
  4. "Vasiliki Tsirogianni, Miss Universe Greece 2012". Beauty Pageant News. November 15, 2012. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
  5. "Iliana Papageorgiou, Miss Universe Greece 2011". Beauty Pageant News. July 21, 2011. Retrieved July 21, 2011.
  6. "Vasiliki Tsirogianni, Miss Universe Greece 2012". Beauty Pageant News. November 15, 2012. Retrieved November 15, 2012.
  7. "Athina Pikraki, Miss World Greece 2013". Beauty Pageant News. Retrieved November 15, 2012.

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