Miss World 2019
| Data | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Miejsce | |||
| Prowadzenie | Peter André, Megan Young, Fernando Allyende, Stephanie Del Valle | ||
| Występy | Peter André, Lulu | ||
| Stacja telewizyjna | E!, London Live, Univision | ||
| Liczba uczestników | 111 | ||
| Państwa wycofane | Austria, Belize, Cypr, Egipt, Guam, Kamerun, Liban, Lesotho, Łotwa, Madagaskar, Martynika, Niemcy, Norwegia, Serbia, Zambia, Zimbabwe | ||
| Państwa powracające | Antigua i Barbuda, Kambodża, Kirgistan Kostaryka, Makau, Samoa, Szwecja, Tunezja, Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | ||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Miss World | Toni-Ann Singh | ||
| I Wicemiss | Ophély Mézino | ||
| II Wicemiss | Suman Rao | ||
| Nawigacja | |||
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Miss World 2019 – 69. wybory Miss World. Gala finałowa odbyła się 14 grudnia 2019 w ExCeL w Londynie, Wielka Brytania. Miss World została reprezentantka Jamajki Toni-Ann Singh[1].
Polskę reprezentowała Miss Polonia 2018 Milena Sadowska.
Rezultaty
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss World 2019 |  Jamajka – Toni-Ann Singh |
| I Wicemiss |  Francja – Ophély Mézino |
| II Wicemiss |  Indie – Suman Rao |
| Top 5 | |
| Top 12 |
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| Top 40 |
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Kontynentalne Królowe Piękności
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Afryki |  Nigeria – Nyekachi Douglas |
| Miss Ameryki |  Brazylia – Elís Miele Coelho |
| Miss Azji i Oceanii | Indie – Suman Rao |
| Miss Europy | Francja – Ophély Mézino |
| Miss Karaibów |  Gujana – Joylyn Conway |
| Miss Oceanii |  Wyspy Cooka – Tajiya Eikura Sahay |
Nagrody specjalne
| Tytuł | Laureatka |
|---|---|
| Miss Multimediów |  Nepal – Anushka Shrestha |
| Miss Top Model | Nigeria – Nyekachi Douglas |
| Miss Sportu |  Brytyjskie Wyspy Dziewicze – Rikkiya Brathwaite |
| Miss Talent | Jamajka – Toni-An Singh |
| Miss Piękna z Przesłaniem | Nepal – Anushka Shrestha |
Lista kandydatek
| Państwo | Kandydatka | Wiek | Miasto rodzinne |
|---|---|---|---|
 Albania | Atalanta Kercyku | 20 | Tirana |
 Anglia | Bhasha Mukherjee | 23 | Derby |
 Angola | Brezana Da Costa | 24 | Luanda |
 Antigua i Barbuda | Taqiyyah Francis | 25 | Saint John’s |
 Argentyna | Judit Grnja | 18 | Villa Ángela |
 Armenia | Liana Voskerchyan | 20 | Erywań |
 Aruba | Ghislaine Mejia | 20 | Oranjestad |
 Australia | Sarah Marschke | 20 | Sydney |
 Bahamy | Nyah Bandelier | 18 | Eleuthera |
 Bangladesz | Rafah Nanjeba Torsa | 21 | Chittagong |
 Barbados | Che Amor Greenidge | 25 | Bridgetown |
 Belgia | Elena Castro Suarez | 19 | Antwerpia |
 Białoruś | Anastasia Laurynchuk | 18 | Mińsk |
 Boliwia | Iciar Díaz Camacho | 20 | Santa Cruz |
 Bośnia i Hercegowina | Ivana Ladan | 20 | Jajce |
 Botswana | Oweditse Phirinyane Gofaone | 25 | Gaborone |
| Brazylia | Elís Miele Coelho | 20 | Serra |
| Brytyjskie Wyspy Dziewicze | Rikkiya Brathwaite | 22 | Tortola |
 Bułgaria | Margo Cooper | 26 | Sofia |
 Chile | Ignacia Albornoz Olmedo | 17 | Santiago |
 Chiny | Li Peishan | 20 | Pekin |
 Chorwacja | Katarina Mamić | 22 | Żupania licko-seńska |
 Curaçao | Sharon Meyer | 22 | Willemstad |
 Czarnogóra | Mirjana Muratović | 19 | Podgorica |
 Czechy | Denisa Spergerová | 18 | Czeskie Budziejowice |
 Dania | Natasja Kunde | 18 | Kopenhaga |
 Dominikana | Alba Marie Blair | 21 | Jarabacoa |
 Ekwador | María Auxiliadora Idrovo | 18 | Guayaquil |
 Etiopia | Feven Gebreslassie | 22 | Addis Ababa |
 Filipiny | Michelle Dee | 23 | Makati |
 Finlandia | Dana Mononen | 19 | Helsinki |
| Francja | Ophély Mézino | 20 | Morne-à-l'Eau |
 Ghana | Rebecca Kwabi | 26 | Accra |
 Gibraltar | Celine Bolaños | 22 | Gibraltar |
 Grecja | Rafaela Plastira | 20 | Trikala |
 Gruzja | Nini Gogichaishvili | 24 | Tbilisi |
| Gujana | Joylyn Conway | 20 | Georgetown |
 Gwadelupa | Anaïs Lacalmontie | 22 | Basse-Terre |
 Gwatemala | Dulce María Ramos García | 22 | Cuilapa |
 Gwinea Bissau | Laila Samati | 21 | Bissau |
 Gwinea Równikowa | Silvia Adjomo Ndong | 20 | Malabo |
 Haiti | Alysha Morency | 25 | Port-au-Prince |
 Holandia | Brenda Felicia Muste | 22 | Arnhem |
 Honduras | Ana Grisel Romero | 20 | Olanchito |
 Hongkong | Lila Lam | 26 | Hongkong |
| Indie | Suman Rao | 21 | Udaipur |
 Indonezja | Princess Megonondo | 19 | Jambi |
 Irlandia | Chelsea Farrell | 19 | Louth |
 Irlandia Północna | Lauren Eve Leckey | 20 | Stoneyford |
 Islandia | Kolfinna Mist Austfjörð | 23 | Reykjavík |
| Jamajka | Toni-Ann Singh | 23 | Saint Thomas |
 Japonia | Marika Sera | 17 | Prefektura Kanagawa |
 Kajmany | Jaci Patrick | 24 | West Bay |
 Kambodża | Vy Sreyvin | 20 | Phnom Penh |
 Kanada | Naomi Colford | 19 | Sydney |
 Kazachstan | Madina Batyk | 20 | Pawłodar |
 Kenia | Maria Wavinya | 18 | Nyandarua |
 Kirgistan | Ekaterina Zabolotnova | 24 | Biszkek |
 Kolumbia | Sara Arteaga Franco | 25 | Medellín |
 Korea Południowa | Lim Ji-yeon | 20 | Seul |
 Kostaryka | Jessica Jiménez | 25 | San José |
 Laos | Nelamith Xaypannha | 20 | Vientiane |
 Luksemburg | Melanie Heynsbroek | 19 | Luksemburg |
 Makau | Yu Yanan | 20 | Makau |
 Malezja | Alexis SueAnn Seow | 24 | Kuala Lumpur |
 Malta | Nicole Vella | 20 | Valletta |
 Mauritius | Urvashi Gooriah | 19 | Port Louis |
 Meksyk | Ashley Alvídrez | 20 | Ciudad Juárez |
 Mjanma | Khit Lin Latt Yoon | 22 | Rangun |
 Mołdawia | Elizaveta Kuznitova | 19 | Tyraspol |
 Mongolia | Tsevelmaa Mandakh | 22 | Ułan Bator |
| Nepal | Anushka Shrestha | 22 | Katmandu |
| Nigeria | Nyekachi Douglas | 20 | Calabar |
 Nikaragua | María Teresa Cortéz | 18 | Carazo |
 Nowa Zelandia | Lucy Brock | 24 | Auckland |
 Panama | Agustina Ruiz Arrechea | 25 | Chitré |
 Paragwaj | Araceli Bobadilla | 20 | Asunción |
 Peru | Angella Escudero | 23 | Sullana |
 Polska | Milena Sadowska | 20 | Oświęcim |
 Południowa Afryka | Mariah Joseph Maget | 22 | Juba |
 Portoryko | Daniella Rodríguez | 22 | Bayamón |
 Portugalia | Inês Brusselmans | 24 | Oeiras |
 Rosja | Alina Sanko | 20 | Azow |
 Rwanda | Meghan Nimwiza | 20 | Kigali |
 Salwador | Fatima Mangandi | 27 | Santa Tecla |
 Samoa | Alalamalae Lata | 20 | Apia |
 Senegal | Alberta Diatta | 19 | Ziguinchor |
 Sierra Leone | Enid Jones-Boston | 20 | Freetown |
 Singapur | Sheen Cher | 20 | Singapur |
 Słowacja | Frederika Kurtulíková | 24 | Bratysława |
 Słowenia | Špela Alič | 20 | Lublana |
 Sri Lanka | Dewmi Thathsarani | 20 | Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte |
 Stany Zjednoczone | Emmy Cuvelier | 23 | Pierre |
 Sudan Południowy | Mariah Joseph Maget | 22 | Juba |
 Szkocja | Keryn Matthew | 24 | Edynburg |
 Szwecja | Daniella Lundqvist | 20 | Kalmar |
 Tajlandia | Narintorn Chadapattarawalrachoat | 22 | Pathum Thani |
 Tanzania | Sylvia Sebastian | 19 | Mwanza |
 Trynidad i Tobago | Tya Janè Ramey | 21 | Port of Spain |
 Tunezja | Sabrine Mansour | 23 | Mahdia |
 Turcja | Simay Rasimoğlu | 22 | Stambuł |
 Uganda | Oliver Nakakande | 24 | Bombo |
 Ukraina | Marharyta Pasha | 24 | Charków |
 Walia | Gabriella Jukes | 22 | Port Talbot |
 Wenezuela | Isabella Rodríguez | 26 | Petare |
 Węgry | Krisztina Nagypál | 22 | Budapeszt |
 Wietnam | Lương Thùy Linh | 19 | Cao Bằng |
 Włochy | Adele Sammartino | 24 | Pompeje |
| Wyspy Cooka | Tajiya Eikura Sahay | 26 | Avarua |
 Wyspy Dziewicze Stanów Zjednoczonych | A’yana Keshelle Phillips | 24 | Saint Thomas |
Przypisy
- ↑ Nikita Coetzee: Jamaica's Toni-Ann Singh crowned Miss World 2019 (ang.). channel24.co.za, 2019-12-14. [dostęp 2019-12-14]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2019-12-14)].
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