Miss Universe 2019
 Zozibini Tunzi (2019) | |||
| Data | 9 grudnia 2019 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Miejsce | Tyler Perry Studios, Atlanta | ||
| Prowadzenie | Steve Harvey, Olivia Culpo, Vanessa Lachey | ||
| Występy | Ally Brooke | ||
| Stacja telewizyjna | Fox, Telemundo | ||
| Liczba uczestników | 90 | ||
| Państwa debiutujące | Bangladesz, Gwinea Równikowa | ||
| Państwa wycofane | Ghana, Grecja, Gwatemala, Kirgistan, Liban, Rosja Sri Lanka, Szwajcaria Węgry, Zambia | ||
| Państwa powracające | Litwa, Rumunia, Sierra Leone, Tanzania | ||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Miss Universe | Zozibini Tunzi Południowa Afryka | ||
| I Wicemiss | Madison Anderson Portoryko | ||
| II Wicemiss | Sofía Aragón Meksyk | ||
| Nawigacja | |||
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Miss Universe 2019 – 68. wybory Miss Universe. Gala finałowa odbyła się 8 grudnia 2019 w Tyler Perry Studios w Atlancie, Stany Zjednoczone[1].
Miss Universe została reprezentantka Południowej Afryki Zozibini Tunzi[2]. Po raz pierwszy w historii Miss Universe została uhonorowana koroną Power of Unity stworzoną przez firmę jubilerską Mouawad[3].
Rezultaty
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Universe 2019 | Południowa Afryka – Zozibini Tunzi |
| I Wicemiss | Portoryko – Madison Anderson |
| II Wicemiss | Meksyk – Sofía Aragón |
| Top 5 | |
| Top 10 |
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| Top 20 |
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Nagrody specjalne
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Koleżeńskości |  Polska – Olga Buława |
| Najlepszy kostium narodowy |  Filipiny – Gazini Ganados |
Lista kandydatek
| Państwo | Kandydatka | Wiek | Wzrost | Miasto rodzinne |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Albania | Cindy Marina | 21 | 178 cm | Szkodra |
 Angola | Salett Miguel | 20 | 180 cm | Cuanza |
 Argentyna | Mariana Varela | 23 | 178 cm | Avellaneda |
 Armenia | Dayana Davtyan | 20 | 176 cm | Erywań |
 Aruba | Danna García | 20 | 183 cm | Oranjestad |
 Australia | Priya Serrao | 27 | 170 cm | Melbourne |
 Bahamy | Tarea Sturrup | 24 | 179 cm | Grand Bahama |
 Bangladesz | Shirin Akter Shela | 23 | 180 cm | Thakurgaon |
 Barbados | Shanel Ifill | 20 | 184 cm | Bridgetown |
 Belgia | Angeline Flor Pua | 24 | 168 cm | Antwerpia |
 Belize | Destinee Arnold | 26 | 170 cm | Roaring Creek |
 Boliwia | Fabiana Hurtado | 21 | 173 cm | Santa Cruz |
 Brazylia | Júlia Horta | 25 | 175 cm | Juiz de Fora |
 Brytyjskie Wyspy Dziewicze | Bria Smith | 25 | 173 cm | Tortola |
 Bułgaria | Lora Asenova | 25 | 170 cm | Bjała Słatina |
 Chile | Geraldine González | 19 | 177 cm | Conchalí |
 Chiny | Rosie Zhu Xin | 26 | 179 cm | Hebei |
 Chorwacja | Mia Rkman | 22 | 169 cm | Korčula |
 Curaçao | Kyrsha Attaf | 25 | 172 cm | Willemstad |
 Czechy | Barbora Hodačová | 23 | 180 cm | Teplice |
 Dania | Katja Stokholm | 23 | 170 cm | Odense |
 Dominikana | Clauvid Dály | 18 | 180 cm | Punta Cana |
 Egipt | Diana Hamed | 24 | 173 cm | Kair |
 Ekwador | Cristina Hidalgo | 22 | 178 cm | Guayaquil |
| Filipiny | Gazini Ganados | 24 | 173 cm | Talisay |
 Finlandia | Anni Harjunpää | 23 | 179 cm | Sastamala |
 Francja | Maëva Coucke | 25 | 176 cm | Fougères |
 Gruzja | Tako Adamia | 24 | 182 cm | Tbilisi |
 Guam | Sissie Luo | 18 | 172 cm | Tamuning |
 Gwinea Równikowa | Serafina Eyene | 20 | 171 cm | Niefang |
 Kolumbia | Gabriela Tafur | 24 | 170 cm | Cali |
 Hiszpania | Natalie Ortega | 19 | 178 cm | Barcelona |
 Holandia | Sharon Pieksma | 24 | 181 cm | Rotterdam |
 Honduras | Rosemary Arauz | 26 | 178 cm | San Pedro Sula |
 Indie | Vartika Singh | 26 | 171 cm | Lucknow |
 Indonezja | Frederika Alexis Cull | 20 | 169 cm | Dżakarta |
 Irlandia | Fionnghuala O'Reilly | 25 | 175 cm | Dublin |
 Islandia | Birta Abiba Þórhallsdóttir | 19 | 176 cm | Mosfellsbær |
 Izrael | Sella Sharlin | 23 | 178 cm | Beit |
 Jamajka | Iana Tickle Garcia | 19 | 178 cm | Montego Bay |
 Japonia | Ako Kamo | 21 | 175 cm | Kobe |
 Kajmany | Kadejah Bodden | 23 | 183 cm | Bodden Town |
 Kambodża | Somnang Alyna | 18 | 168 cm | Phnom Penh |
 Kanada | Alyssa Boston | 24 | 170 cm | Tecumseh |
 Kazachstan | Alfïya Ersayın | 18 | 174 cm | Atyrau |
 Kenia | Stacy Michuki | 18 | 175 cm | Nairobi |
 Haiti | Gabriela Vallejo | 26 | 170 cm | Pétion-Ville |
 Korea Południowa | Lee Yeon-joo | 20 | 178 cm | Incheon |
 Kosowo | Fatbardha Hoxha | 21 | 178 cm | Rečane |
 Kostaryka | Paola Chacón | 27 | 175 cm | San José |
 Laos | Vichitta Phonevilay | 24 | 176 cm | Vientiane |
 Litwa | Paulita Baltrušaitytė | 21 | 180 cm | Wilno |
 Malezja | Shweta Sekhon | 22 | 172 cm | Kuala Lumpur |
 Malta | Teresa Ruglio | 23 | 180 cm | Sliema |
 Mauritius | Ornella LaFleche | 21 | 165 cm | Beau Bassin-Rose Hill |
| Meksyk | Sofía Aragón | 25 | 174 cm | Guadalajara |
 Mjanma | Swe Zin Htet | 20 | 178 cm | Hpa-an |
 Mongolia | Gunzaya Bat-Erdene | 24 | 174 cm | Ułan Bator |
 Namibia | Nadja Breytenbach | 24 | 175 cm | Windhoek |
 Nepal | Pradeepta Adhikari | 23 | 167 cm | Katmandu |
 Niemcy | Miriam Rautert | 23 | 165 cm | Berlin |
 Nigeria | Olutosin Araromi | 25 | 181 cm | Jalingo |
 Nikaragua | Inés López | 19 | 176 cm | Managua |
 Norwegia | Helene Abildsnes | 20 | 172 cm | Kristiansand |
 Nowa Zelandia | Diamond Langi | 27 | 177 cm | Auckland |
 Panama | Mehr Eliezer | 22 | 172 cm | Panama |
 Paragwaj | Ketlin Lottermann | 26 | 173 cm | Santa Rita |
 Peru | Kelin Rivera | 26 | 176 cm | Arequipa |
| Polska | Olga Buława | 28 | 175 cm | Świnoujście |
| Południowa Afryka | Zozibini Tunzi | 26 | 173 cm | Tsolo |
| Portoryko | Madison Anderson | 24 | 178 cm | Toa Baja |
 Portugalia | Sylvie Silva | 20 | 176 cm | Guimarães |
 Rumunia | Dorina Chihaia | 26 | 175 cm | Iași |
 Saint Lucia | Bebiana Mangal | 23 | 173 cm | Castries |
 Salwador | Zuleika Soler | 25 | 177 cm | La Unión |
 Sierra Leone | Marie Esther Bangura | 22 | 180 cm | Port Loko |
 Singapur | Mohana Prabha | 24 | 175 cm | Singapur |
 Słowacja | Laura Longauerová | 24 | 178 cm | Detva |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Cheslie Kryst | 28 | 167 cm | Charlotte |
 Szwecja | Lina Ljungberg | 22 | 174 cm | Östergötland |
 Tajlandia | Paweensuda Drouin | 26 | 182 cm | Bangkok |
 Tanzania | Shubila Stanton | 23 | 185 cm | Morogoro |
 Turcja | Bilgi Aydoğmuş | 23 | 180 cm | Stambuł |
 Ukraina | Anastasija Subbota | 26 | 180 cm | Zaporoże |
 Urugwaj | Fiona Tenuta | 21 | 177 cm | Punta del Este |
 Wenezuela | Thalía Olvino | 20 | 178 cm | Valencia |
 Wielka Brytania | Emma Jenkins | 26 | 175 cm | Llanelli |
 Wietnam | Hoàng Thùy | 27 | 179 cm | Thanh Hóa |
 Włochy | Sofia Trimarco | 20 | 183 cm | Buccino |
 Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | Andrea Piecuch | 25 | 182 cm | Charlotte Amalie |
Przypisy
- ↑ Miss Universe 2019 to be held in Atlanta, Georgia (ang.). rappler.com. [dostęp 2019-12-01]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2019-11-02)].
- ↑ Christina Maxouris: Miss South Africa crowned 2019 Miss Universe (ang.). CNN, 2019-12-09. [dostęp 2019-12-09]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2019-12-09)].
- ↑ LOOK: New Miss Universe 2019 crown unveiled (ang.). rappler.com, 2019-12-06. [dostęp 2019-12-09]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2019-12-09)].
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