Miss World 2012
| Data | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Miejsce | Dongsheng Fitness Center Stadium, Ordos | ||
| Prowadzenie | Jason Cook, Myleene Klass, Steve Douglas | ||
| Liczba uczestników | 116 | ||
| Państwa debiutujące | |||
| Państwa wycofane | Egipt, Eswatini, Ghana, Kajmany, Liberia, Namibia, Rumunia, Saint-Barthélemy | ||
| Państwa powracające | Angola, Etiopia, Fidżi, Gujana, Lesotho, Makau, Malawi, Saint Kitts i Nevis, Seszele, Surinam, Zambia | ||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Miss World | |||
| I Wicemiss | Sophie Moulds | ||
| II Wicemiss | Jessica Kahawaty | ||
| III Wicemiss | Atong Demach | ||
| IV Wicemiss | Mariana Notarangelo | ||
| V Wicemiss | Deanna Robins | ||
| VI Wicemiss | Vanya Mishra | ||
| Nawigacja | |||
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Miss World 2012 – 62. wybory Miss World. Gala finałowa odbyła się 18 sierpnia 2012 w Dongsheng Fitness Center Stadium w Ordos, Chiny. Miss World została reprezentantka Chin Yu Wenxia.
Polskę reprezentowała Weronika Szmajdzińska.
Rezultaty
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss World 2012 |  Chiny – Yu Wenxia |
| I Wicemiss |  Walia – Sophie Moulds |
| II Wicemiss |  Australia – Jessica Kahawaty |
| III Wicemiss |  Sudan Południowy – Atong Demach |
| IV Wicemiss |  Brazylia – Mariana Notarangelo |
| V Wicemiss |  Jamajka – Deanna Robins |
| VI Wicemiss |  Indie – Vanya Mishra |
| Top 15 |
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| Top 30 |
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Kontynentalne Królowe Piękności
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Afryki | Sudan Południowy – Atong Demach |
| Miss Ameryki | Brazylia – Mariana Notarangelo |
| Miss Azji i Oceanii | Chiny – Yu Wenxia |
| Miss Europy | Walia – Sophie Moulds |
| Miss Karaibów | Jamajka – Deanna Robins |
Nagrody specjalne
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Plaży | Walia – Sophie Moulds |
| Miss Top Model | Sudan Południowy – Atong Demach |
| Miss Sportu |  Szwecja – Sanna Jinnedal |
| Miss Talent | Chiny – Yu Wenxia |
| Miss Piękna z Przesłaniem | Indie – Vanya Mishra |
| Miss Internetu | Indie – Vanya Mishra |
Lista kandydatek
| Państwo | Kandydatka | Wiek | Miasto rodzinne |
|---|---|---|---|
 Albania | Floriana Garo | 25 | Durrës |
 Anglia | Charlotte Holmes | 23 | Plymouth |
 Angola | Edmilza dos Santos | 21 | Malanje |
 Argentyna | Josefina Herrero | 18 | Mercedes |
 Aruba | Lucianette Verhoeks | 19 | Oranjestad |
| Australia | Jessica Kahawaty | 23 | Sydney |
 Austria | Amina Dagi | 17 | Bregencja |
 Bahamy | Daronique Young | 22 | Nassau |
 Barbados | Marielle Wilkie | 21 | Bridgetown |
 Belgia | Laura Beyne | 19 | Bruksela |
 Belize | Chantae Chanice Guy | 20 | Belmopan |
 Bermudy | Rochelle Minors | 22 | Hamilton |
 Białoruś | Julia Skalkovich | 20 | Baranowicze |
 Boliwia | Mariana García | 23 | La Paz |
 Bonaire | Ana Gisel Maciel | 19 | Kralendijk |
 Bośnia i Hercegowina | Fikreta Husić | 22 | Brczko |
 Botswana | Tapiwa Anna-Marie Preston | 19 | Gaborone |
| Brazylia | Mariana Notarangelo | 22 | Duque de Caxias |
 Bułgaria | Gabriela Vasileva | 20 | Bjała Słatina |
 Chile | Camila Recabarren | 21 | La Serena |
| Chiny | Yu Wenxia | 23 | Shangzhi |
 Chorwacja | Maja Nikolić | 21 | Zagrzeb |
 Curaçao | Stephanie Rose Chang | 20 | Willemstad |
 Cypr | Georgia Georgiou | 21 | Limassol |
 Czarnogóra | Nikolina Lončar | 19 | Pljevlja |
 Czechy | Linda Bartošová | 19 | Vysoké Mýto |
 Dania | Iris Thomsen | 25 | Østerbro |
 Dominikana | Sally Aponte Tejada | 21 | Salcedo |
 Ekwador | Cipriana Correia | 21 | Esmeraldas |
 Etiopia | Melkam Endale | 21 | Addis Abeba |
 Fidżi | Koini Elesi Vakaloloma | 24 | Lautoka |
 Filipiny | Queneerich Rehman | 24 | Las Piñas |
 Finlandia | Sabina Särkkä | 23 | Helsinki |
 Francja | Delphine Wespiser | 20 | Magstatt-le-Bas |
 Gabon | Marie-Noëlle Ada | 22 | Mouila |
 Gibraltar | Jessica Baldachino | 24 | Gibraltar |
 Grecja | Maria Tsagkaraki | 23 | Kreta |
 Gruzja | Salome Khomeriki | 20 | Tbilisi |
 Gujana | Arti Cameron | 23 | Georgetown |
 Guam | Jeneva Bosko | 19 | Chalan Pago |
 Gwadelupa | Brigitte Golabkan | 18 | Le Moule |
 Gwatemala | Monique Aparicio | 21 | Quetzaltenango |
 Gwinea Równikowa | Jennifer Riveiro Ilende | 20 | Malabo |
 Hiszpania | Aránzazu Estévez | 23 | Las Palmas |
 Holandia | Nathalie den Dekker | 22 | Amsterdam |
 Honduras | Jennifer Valle | 17 | Santa Rosa de Copan |
 Hongkong | Kelly Cheung | 21 | Hongkong |
| Indie | Vanya Mishra | 20 | Dźalandhar |
 Indonezja | Ines Putri Chandra | 22 | Denpasar |
 Irlandia | Rebecca Maguire | 20 | Dublin |
 Irlandia Północna | Tiffany Brien | 21 | Belfast |
 Islandia | Iris Telma Jónsdóttir | 21 | Reykjavík |
 Izrael | Shani Hazan | 19 | Kirjat Atta |
| Jamajka | Deanna Robins | 21 | Kingston |
 Japonia | Nozomi Igarashi | 24 | Yamagata |
 Kanada | Tara Teng | 23 | Fort Langley |
 Kazachstan | Evgeniya Klishina | 25 | Astana |
 Kenia | Shamim Nabil | 18 | Mombasa |
 Kolumbia | Barbara Turbay | 19 | Bogota |
 Korea Południowa | Kim Sung-min | 23 | Seul |
 Kostaryka | Silvana Sánchez | 23 | Palmares |
 Liban | Sonia-Lynn Gabriel | 20 | Dżabal Lubnan |
 Litwa | Rasa Vereniūtė | 20 | Wilno |
 Łotwa | Anastasija Skibunova | 23 | Ryga |
 Macedonia Północna | Aneta Stojkoska | 19 | Gostivar |
 Makau | Winnie Sin | 25 | Makau |
 Malawi | Susan Mtegha | 24 | Mzuzu |
 Malta | Daniela Darmanin | 21 | Mġarr |
 Malezja | Yvonne Lee | 23 | Kuala Lumpur |
 Martynika | Andy Govindin | 23 | Fort-de-France |
 Mauritius | Shalini Panchoo | 23 | Saint Pierre |
 Meksyk | Mariana Berumen | 20 | Guadalajara |
 Mongolia | Bayarmaa Huselbaatar | 20 | Ułan Bator |
 Nepal | Shristi Shrestha | 23 | Bharatpur |
 Niemcy | Martina Ivezaj | 23 | Monachium |
 Nigeria | Damiete Charles-Granville | 23 | Port Harcourt |
 Nikaragua | Lauren Lawson | 24 | Granada |
 Norwegia | Karoline Olsen | 21 | Klo |
 Nowa Zelandia | Collette Lochore | 18 | Auckland |
 Panama | Maricely González | 24 | Panama |
 Paragwaj | Fiorella Migliore | 23 | Asunción |
 Peru | Giuliana Zevallos | 23 | Lima |
 Polska | Weronika Szmajdzińska | 18 | Szczecin |
 Portugalia | Melanie Vicente | 21 | Torres Vedras |
 Portoryko | Janelee Chaparro | 20 | Barceloneta |
 Południowa Afryka | Remona Moodley | 23 | Kapsztad |
 Rosja | Elizaveta Golovanova | 19 | Safonowo |
 Saint Kitts i Nevis | Markysa O’Loughlin | 20 | Basseterre |
 Salwador | Maria Luisa Vicuña | 18 | Sonsonate |
 Serbia | Bojana Lecic | 22 | Nova Varoš |
 Seszele | Sherlyn Ferneau | 21 | Victoria |
 Sierra Leone | Vanessa Williams | 22 | Freetown |
 Singapur | Karisa Sukamto | 19 | Singapur |
 Słowenia | Nives Orešnik | 20 | Maribor |
 Słowacja | Kristína Krajčírová | 20 | Bratysława |
 Sri Lanka | Sumudu Prasadini | 23 | Kurunegala |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Claudine Book | 20 | Kalifornia |
| Sudan Południowy | Atong Demach | 24 | Dżuba |
 Surinam | Stefanie Grace Gentle | 22 | Nieuw Nickerie |
 Szkocja | Nicole Treacy | 23 | Paisley |
| Szwecja | Sanna Jinnedal | 19 | Borås |
 Tajlandia | Vanessa Herrmann | 21 | Phuket |
 Tanzania | Lisa Jensen | 24 | Dar es Salaam |
 Trynidad i Tobago | Athaliah Samuel | 24 | Port-of-Spain |
 Turcja | Açalya Samyeli Danoğlu | 20 | Stambuł |
 Uganda | Phiona Bizzu | 19 | Lira |
 Ukraina | Karina Zhyronkina | 20 | Charków |
 Urugwaj | Valentina Henderson | 18 | Salto |
| Walia | Sophie Moulds | 19 | Ferndale |
 Wenezuela | Gabriella Ferrari | 21 | Valencia |
 Węgry | Tamara Cserháti | 20 | Győr |
 Wietnam | Vũ Thị Hoàng My | 23 | Đồng Nai |
 Włochy | Jessica Bellinghieri | 23 | Messina |
 Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej | Hélène-Valerie Djouka | 18 | Divo |
 Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | Taiesa Lashley | 24 | Saint Thomas |
 Zimbabwe | Bongani Dlakama | 24 | Bulawayo |
Notatki dot. państw uczestniczących
Powracające państwa i terytoria
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