Miss Earth 2002
| Data: | 29 października 2002 |
|---|---|
| Kraj: |  Filipiny |
| Miasto: | Pasay |
| Gala finałowa: | Folk Arts Theater |
| Liczba uczestniczek: | 53 |
| Zwyciężczyni: | Winfred Omwakwe  Kenia |
| Poprzedniczka: | Catharina Svensson  Dania |
| Następczyni: | Dania Prince  Honduras |
Miss Earth 2002 – drugi konkurs Miss Earth. Odbył się on 29 października 2002 roku w Folk Arts Theater, w Pasay na Filipinach. W konkursie wzięły udział 53 uczestniczki. Dzięki temu konkurs Miss Earth stał się 3. na świecie pod względem liczby uczestniczek. Tytuł Miss Earth 2002 zdobyła reprezentantka Bośni i Hercegowiny. Jednak 28 maja 2003 r. z powodu niewywiązywania się z postanowień kontraktu jej obowiązki przejęła 1. wicemiss - Winfred Omwakwe, reprezentantka Kenii[1][2]. Winfred Omwakwe została oficjalnie koronowana na Miss Earth 2002 7 sierpnia 2003 r. w Carousel Gardens, w Mandaluyong City na Filipinach[3][4]. Wśród 23 debiutujących w konkursie państw znalazła się Polska, którą reprezentowała Agnieszka Portka.
Rezultat finałowy
| Wyniki finału | Uczestniczka |
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| Miss Earth 2002 |
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| Miss Powietrza (1. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Wody (2. wicemiss) |
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| Miss Ognia (3. wicemiss) |
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| Półfinalistki |
Nagrody specjalne
| Nagroda specjalna | Uczestniczka |
|---|---|
| Miss Fotogeniczności | Filipiny - April Rose Lim Perez |
| Najlepszy Kostium Narodowy |  Korea - Lee Jin-ah |
| Miss Przyjaźni |  Gibraltar - Charlene Gaiviso |
| Miss Talentu |  Bośnia i Hercegowina - Džejla Glavović |
| Najładniejsza w stroju kąpielowym |  Kolumbia - Diana Patricia Botero |
| Najładniejsza w sukni wieczorowej |  Peru - Claudia Ortiz |
Uczestniczki
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Przypisy
- ↑ Ricardo F. Lo, Vanzi, Sol Jose: Kenyan is Miss Earth. Philippine Headline News Online/Philippine Star, 11 sierpnia 2003. [dostęp 2010-07-25]. (ang.).
- ↑ Emma Cowing: Green Godesses. The Scotsman, Scotland, 13 maja 2008. [dostęp 2010-07-25]. (ang.).
- ↑ Giovanni Paolo J. Yazon: Miss Kenya is now Miss Earth. Manila Standard Today, 14 sierpnia 2003. [dostęp 2010-07-25]. (ang.).
- ↑ Ricardo F. Lo: A Gallery of Black Beauty Queens. The Philippine Star, 10 grudnia 2008. [dostęp 2010-07-25]. (ang.).
Linki zewnętrzne
- Strona oficjalna Miss Earth. (ang.).
- Oficjalne wyniki Miss Earth 2002. (ang.).
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