Miss Supranational 2019
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| Miejsce | |||
| Prowadzenie | Anita Jones, Damian Kordas | ||
| Występy | |||
| Stacja telewizyjna | |||
| Liczba uczestników | 77 | ||
| Państwa debiutujące | |||
| Państwa wycofane | Chiny, Czarnogóra, Dania, Grecja, Gwadelupa, Kosowo, Liban, Malezja, Mołdawia, Pakistan, Salwador, Słowenia, Szwajcaria, Szwecja, Togo, Włochy | ||
| Państwa powracające | Chile, Etiopia, Honduras, Irlandia, Irlandia Północna, Islandia, Kamerun, Litwa, Makau, Niemcy, Peru, Sri Lanka, Szkocja, Trynidad i Tobago, Walia, Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej, Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | ||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Miss Supranational | Anntonia Porsild | ||
| I Wicemiss | Yana Haenisch | ||
| II Wicemiss | |||
| III Wicemiss | Janick Maceta | ||
| IV Wicemiss | Gabriela De La Cruz | ||
| Nawigacja | |||
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Miss Supranational 2019 – 11. wybory Miss Supranational. Gala finałowa odbyła się 6 grudnia 2019 w Międzynarodowym Centrum Kongresowym w Katowicach. Miss Supranational została reprezentantka Tajlandii Anntonia Porsild[1].
Rezultaty
| Tytuł | Laureautka |
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| Miss Supranational 2019 |  Tajlandia – Anntonia Porsild |
| I Wicemiss |  Namibia – Yana Haenisch |
| II Wicemiss |  Indonezja – Jesica Fitriana Martasari |
| III Wicemiss |  Peru – Janick Maceta |
| IV Wicemiss |  Wenezuela – Gabriela De La Cruz |
| Top 10 |
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| Top 25 |
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Po finale ujawniono szczegółowe TOP 30 konkursu:
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Kontynentalne Królowe Piękności
| Kontynent | Laureautka |
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| Afryka |  Kamerun – Angèle Kossinda |
| Ameryki |  Stany Zjednoczone – Regina Gray |
| Azja |  Wietnam – Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Châu |
| Karaiby |  Dominikana – Yaliza Burgos |
| Europa |  Czechy – Hana Vágnerová |
| Oceania |  Nowa Zelandia – Eva Louise Wilson |
Nagrody specjalne
| Tytuł | Laureautka |
|---|---|
| Miss Fotogeniczności |  Finlandia – Viivi Altonen |
| Miss Koleżenskości |  Szkocja – Aimee Mcgarvie |
| Miss Elegancji |  Holandia – Nathalie Yasmin Mogbelzada |
| Najlepszy kostium narodowy |  Meksyk – Dariana Urista |
| Miss Talent |  Singapur – Naomi Huth |
| Best Influencer | Holandia – Nathalie Yasmin Mogbelzada |
| Fan Vote | Indonezja – Jesica Fitriana Martasari |
Supra Model of the Year 2019
| Kontynent | Laureautka |
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| Afryka |  Gwinea Równikowa – Alba Isabel Obama |
| Ameryka |  Kolumbia – Yaiselle Tous |
| Azja |  Makau – Christina Zheng |
| Europa |  Islandia – Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir |
| Karaiby |  Portoryko – Shaleyka Vélez |
| Oceania |  Australia – Alexandra Wallace |
Lista uczestniczek
77 kandydatki konkursu Miss Supranational 2019:
| Państwo | Kandydatka | Wiek | Wzrost | Miasto rodzinne |
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 Albania | Arta Celaj | 18 | 177 | Tropoja |
 Anglia | Kirsty Lerchundi | 18 | 178 | Bath |
 Argentyna | Avril Marco | 20 | 172 | Santiago del Estero |
| Australia | Alexandra Wallace | 28 | 180 | Orange |
 Barbados | Stevie Miles | 23 | 178 | Nowy Jork |
 Belgia | Camilia Martinez | 20 | 174 | Liège |
 Białoruś | Karolina Borisevich | 22 | 173 | Grodno |
 Boliwia | María Elena Antelo Molina | 25 | 175 | Riberalta |
 Brazylia | Fernanda Souza | 24 | 173 | Joinville |
 Chile | Katherine Muñoz | 28 | 173 | Viña del Mar |
 Chorwacja | Helena Krnetić | 19 | 180 | Zagrzeb |
| Czechy | Hana Vágnerová | 25 | 175 | Brno |
| Dominikana | Yaliza Burgos | 26 | 170 | Samaná |
 Ekwador | Fernanda Yépez | 26 | 176 | Manta |
 Etiopia | Hanna Abate | 24 | 169 | Addis Abeba |
 Filipiny | Resham Ramirez Saeed | 25 | 173 | Buluan |
| Finlandia | Viivi Altonen | 23 | 175 | Tampere |
 Francja | Sheryna Van Der Koelen | 26 | 170 | Saint-François |
 Gwatemala | Andrea Radford | 24 | 173 | Barberena |
| Gwinea Równikowa | Alba Isabel Obama | 18 | 172 | Mbini |
 Haiti | Schneidine Mondésir | 20 | 168 | Paris |
 Hiszpania | Aitana Jiménez Zedán | 19 | 175 | Santa Cruz |
| Holandia | Nathalie Yasmin Mogbelzada | 22 | 174 | Amsterdam |
 Honduras | Nicole Ponce | 25 | 172 | San Pedro Sula |
 Indie | Shefali Sood | 24 | 176 | Lucknow |
| Indonezja | Jesica Fitriana Martasari | 24 | 174 | Bogor |
 Irlandia | Jessica VanGaalen | 28 | 175 | Mesa |
 Irlandia Północna | Nicholle Hembra | 28 | 175 | Londyn |
| Islandia | Hugrún Birta Egilsdóttir | 24 | 172 | Reykjavík |
 Jamajka | Kimberly Dawkins | 25 | 175 | Kingston |
 Japonia | Natsumi Takenaka | 27 | 177 | Osaka |
| Kamerun | Angèle Kossinda | 26 | 175 | Duala |
 Kanada | Gloren Guelos | 24 | 168 | Surrey |
 Kenia | Emma Hosea | 25 | 168 | Nakuru |
| Kolumbia | Yaiselle Tous | 23 | 174 | Cartagena |
 Korea Południowa | Kwon Whee | 26 | 174 | Seul |
 Kostaryka | Lohana Aguilar | 21 | 170 | Cartago |
 Laos | Pulatda Saydonekhong | 21 | 172 | Attapu |
 Litwa | Jurate Stasiunaite | 28 | 175 | Wilno |
| Makau | Christina Zheng | 22 | 168 | Makau |
 Malta | Rebecca Pace | 21 | 171 | Birżebbuġa |
 Mauritius | Urvashi Haurheeram | 24 | 169 | Grand Baie |
| Meksyk | Dariana Urista | 20 | 175 | Culiacán |
 Mjanma | Eaint Myat Chal | 26 | 173 | Chaungzon |
| Namibia | Yana Haenisch | 23 | 170 | Walvis Bay |
 Nepal | Rose Lama | 20 | 169 | Jorpati |
 Niemcy | Derya Koc | 26 | 168 | Schwabach |
 Nigeria | Oluchi Kalu | 24 | 174 | Abbia |
| Nowa Zelandia | Eva Louise Wilson | 22 | 173 | Auckland |
 Panama | Krysthelle Barretto | 24 | 175 | David |
 Paragwaj | Katherine Masi Zárate | 18 | 170 | San Lorenzo |
| Peru | Janick Maceta | 25 | 176 | Lima |
 Polska | Kamila Świerc | 20 | 178 | Opole |
 Południowa Afryka | Leyla Van Greuning | 20 | 170 | Johannesburg |
| Portoryko | Shaleyka Vélez | 25 | 177 | Aguada |
 Portugalia | Carolina Liquito(ang.) | 23 | 170 | Lizbona |
 Rosja | Valeriya Skolota | 21 | 180 | Stawropol |
 Rumunia | Alexandra Stroe | 20 | 173 | Bukareszt |
 Rwanda | Umunyana Shanitah | 20 | 184 | Kigali |
 Sierra Leone | Esther Yeanoh Kamara | 22 | 164 | Freetown |
| Singapur | Naomi Huth | 19 | 168 | Singapur |
 Słowacja | Natália Hrušovská | 21 | 183 | Nitra |
 Sri Lanka | Wasana Gunasekara | 25 | 174 | Gampaha |
| Stany Zjednoczone | Regina Gray | 28 | 178 | Milwaukee |
 Surinam | Sri Dewi Martomamat | 22 | 170 | Paramaribo |
| Szkocja | Aimee Mcgarvie | 26 | 171 | Carlisle |
| Tajlandia | Anntonia Porsild | 22 | 173 | Bangkok |
 Trynidad i Tobago | Yia-Loren Gomez | 27 | 165 | Arima |
 Turcja | Büşra Turan | 20 | 185 | Stambuł |
 Ukraina | Ołena Łaszuk | 21 | 182 | Łuck |
 Walia | Emily Ryan | 20 | 172 | West Midlands |
| Wenezuela | Gabriela De La Cruz | 20 | 174 | San Felipe |
 Węgry | Szimonetta Fekszi | 24 | 171 | Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg |
| Wietnam | Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Châu | 25 | 174 | Tây Ninh |
 Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej | Zao Ouhonssio | 23 | 183 | Abidżan |
 Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | Destani Huffman-Jefferson | 24 | 175 | Richmond |
 Zambia | Mercy Mukwiza | 26 | 173 | Lusaka |
Pozostałe informacje
Państwa, które zadebiutowały w konkursie
Państwa, które powróciły do konkursu
Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2013: Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2015: Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2016: | Ostatni raz w konkursie w 2017: |
Kraje, które zmieniły kandydatki
Albania – Klea Bushi ► Arta Celaj
Haiti – Weslyne Paul Miyou ► Schneidine Mondésir
Sri Lanka – Romane Dananjani ► Wasana Gunasekara
Państwa, które zrezygnowały z konkursu
Kraje, które wybrały kandydatki, lecz wycofały się z konkursu
debiut
Bangladesz – Tangia Zaman Methila
powrót
Czarnogóra – Maja Vujović
Gwadelupa – Amira Mehenni
Kosowo – Monika Ndoj
rezygnacja
Dania – Monika Midjord Nolsøe
Kandydatki, które brały udział w innych konkursach piękności
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Przypisy
- ↑ Kamila Glińska: Miss Supranational 2019. Wygrała Miss Tajlandii, Anntonia Porsild! Jak poradziła sobie Polka, Kamila Świerc?. telemagazyn.pl, 2019-12-06. [dostęp 2019-12-06]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2019-12-06)]. (pol.).
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