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Miss World 2026 is the 73rd Miss World pageant, scheduled to be held at the April 2nd Square in Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa, Vietnam, on 5 September 2026. The final telecast will be presented by the winner of the 2016 edition, Stephanie Del Valle and Mister World 2024 Daniel Mejía.

Date5 September 2026
Presenters
VenueApril 2nd Square, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa, Vietnam
Entrants111
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Miss World 2026
Date5 September 2026
Presenters
VenueApril 2nd Square, Nha Trang, Khánh Hòa, Vietnam
Entrants111
Placements40
Debuts
  • Eritrea
  • French Guiana
  • Maldives
  • Mozambique
  • Pakistan
Withdrawals
  • Angola
  • Armenia
  • Ecuador
  • Estonia
  • Honduras
  • Madagascar
  • Moldova
  • Romania
  • Suriname
  • Togo
  • Tunisia
Returns
  • Bahamas
  • Cook Islands
  • Guinea-Bissau
  • Kosovo
  • Laos
  • Malawi
  • Morocco
  • South Korea
  • Tanzania
 2025
2027 
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Suchata Chuangsri of Thailand will crown her successor at the end of the event. The competition began in August, featuring a number of challenge events leading up to the finals. Contestants from 111 countries are competing for the title.

Location and schedule

On 25 March 2026, the Miss World Organization announced its selection of Vietnam as the host country for the 73rd Miss World pageant.[1][2] Hoàng Nhật Nam, director of Miss World Vietnam confirmed the selection soon thereafter.[3] Four days later, during the finals of Miss World Vietnam 2025, the pageant's chairwoman Julia Morley, and incumbent titleholder Suchata Chuangsri announced that the competition will begin on 9 August 2026, with the finals taking place on 5 September.[4][5][6][7]

On 14 May 2026, the competition signed a hosting agreement with locations in Hải Phòng and Vũng Tàu.[8] Nha Trang is scheduled to host the final week of events and the final competition from 29 August to 5 September.[9]

Selection of participants

Contestants from 111 countries and territories are competing in the edition. They were formally introduced on 12 August 2026, during an opening ceremony at the Hạ Long Marina Square in Hạ Long.[10]

Replacements

Leading up to the opening ceremony, a number of national franchises replaced their delegates: Ashma Kumari of Nepal was replaced by her national successor Luna Luitel;[11][12] Lauryane Dilo of Guadeloupe was replaced by Annaëlle Ibo;[13][14] Rongfei Gan of China was also replaced by Yifei Dong;[15][16] and Marigona Musshabani of Kosovo was replaced by Blair Isufi.[17]

A number of national titleholders also withdrew from this edition and were replaced, including Soriya Khorn of Cambodia, who was replaced by Leakena In;[18][19] and Carly Wilson of Northern Ireland, who withdrew from the pageant due to health issues, being replaced by her first runner-up Amelie Moore.[20][21] Jade Glab of the United States deferred her participation to the next edition and was replaced by her first runner-up, Mary Sickler.[22][23]

Debuts, returns, and withdrawals

This edition will mark the debut of Eritrea, French Guiana, the Maldives, Mozambique and Pakistan.[24][25][26][27] Returning countries for this edition included Malawi which last took part in 2012;[28] Kosovo in 2014;[29] the Cook Islands and Laos in 2019;[30] The Bahamas in 2021; and Guinea-Bissau, Morocco, South Korea and Tanzania in 2023.[31][32][33]

Monika Harutjunjan of Armenia, Samantha Quenedit of Ecuador, and Nadiratou Afolabi of Togo withdrew from the competition.[34][35][36][37][38] Mari-Ann Rõuk of Estonia stepped down to focus on her studies and was replaced by her first runner-up, Henel Vare. However, Vare also withdrew.[39][40][41]

Madagascar withdrew from the competition due to their respective national organization failing to appoint a delegate, organize a national pageant, or retain the Miss World franchise.[42] Bhutan was also set to compete, but withdrew following the postponement of Miss Bhutan 2026.[43]

Results

Placements

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PlacementContestant
Miss World 2026
1st Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
Top 6
Top 12
Top 20
Top 40
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Pageant

Format

For the competition, the 111 contestants are divided into four continental groups: Africa, Americas and Caribbean, Asia and Oceania, and Europe.[50] Together, the fast-track challenges and selection committee select ten delegates from each group to advance to the Top 40 quarterfinals. Five delegates from each group, including fast-track winners and finalists, then advance to the Top 20. Afterward, they are trimmed down to 12, composed of the top two finalists per continental group, Beauty With a Purpose, and People's Choice. The Top 6 finalists will be composed of the top performing candidates per continental group and the winners of the latter two events, at which point the winner and her two runners-up will be named.[50]

Broadcast

The finals will be broadcast live on YouTube.[50]

Challenge Events

Beauty With a Purpose

On 31 August, the Beauty with Purpose presentations spotlighted social service projects led by contestants. Four continental winners will be named and advance to the Top 40 of the competition. However, the Top 2 for this challenge will eventually advance into the Top 12, with the overall winner fast tracking to the Top 6.[51]

  •   Advanced to the Top 6 via the Winner of Beauty With a Purpose.
  •   Advanced to the Top 12 via the Top 2 in Beauty With a Purpose.
  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via Beauty With a Purpose.
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PlacementContinentContestant
Winner
Runner-Up
Top 4
(Continental Winners)
Africa
Americas and Caribbean
Asia and Oceania
Europe
Top 24[51]
(Continental Qualifiers)
Africa
  •  Ghana – Rumzia Sule
  •  Kenya – Trizah Muhenje Akala
  •  Malawi – Ireen Navicha
  •  Sierra Leone – Maryam Lorba Konneh
  •  Uganda – Elle Muhoza
  •  Zimbabwe – Brunette Makanyiso
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Belize – Faith Edgar
  •  French Guiana – Audrey Ho-Wen-Tsaï
  •  Guatemala – Andrea Ortiz
  •  Haiti – Marie Kemlyne Félix
  •  Paraguay – Ayelén Pérez
  •  VenezuelaMística Núñez
Asia and Oceania
Europe
  •  Croatia – Ema Helena Vičar
  •  Denmark – Josephine Bøttger
  •  FranceIndira Ampiot
  •  Portugal – Vitória Babinetchi
  •  Spain – Elisabeth Reynés
  •  UkraineValeriia Lisovska
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Head-to-Head Challenge

Nha Trang hosted the Head-to-Head Challenge at the Khanh Hoa Children’s Palace on 22 and 24 August 2026, during which all contestants introduced themselves and gave speeches about their projects. Five shortlisted contestants from each continental group competed in the second round, from which the four continental winners will be determined, and will automatically advance to the Top 40.[52] The four continental winners will then competed in the final round, from which the overall challenge winner is determined, and will automatically advance to the Top 20.[48]

  •   Advanced to the Top 20 via Winner of the Head-to-Head Challenge.
  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via Head-to-Head Challenge.
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PlacementContinentContestant
Winner
Top 4
(Continental Winners)
Africa
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Trinidad and Tobago – Georgia-Lee Gill[48]
Asia and Oceania
Europe
  •  Germany – Julia Kühnle[48]
Top 20
(Continental Qualifiers)[48]
Africa
  •  Eritrea – Snit Tewoldemedhin
  •  Kenya – Trizah Muhenje Akala
  •  Nigeria – Tamunosoye Karibi-George
  •  Zambia – Adah Mushibi
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Bahamas – Marechan Burrows
  •  Bolivia – Vanessa Kraljevic
  •  Martinique – Laurence Fibleuil
  •  United States – Mary Sickler
Asia and Oceania
  •  Cook Islands – Tiarē Henry-Anguna
  •  Maldives – Mariyam Eema Mohamed
  •  South Korea – Min-seo Cha
  •  VietnamBảo Ngọc Lê Nguyễn
Europe
  •  Gibraltar – Julia Horne
  •  Scotland – Eilidh MacDonald
  •  Spain – Elisabeth Reynés
  •  Wales – Helena Hawke
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Multimedia Challenge

The Multimedia Challenge was done via the official Miss World app where the contestants engaged with viewers worldwide to showcase their creativity in documenting their pageant journeys. 20 finalists were announced via the Miss World social media channels last September 1 with four continental winners advancing to the Top 40 competition and the overall winner advancing to the Top 20.[53][47]

  •   Advanced to the Top 20 via Winner of the Multimedia Challenge.
  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via Multimedia Challenge.
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PlacementContinentContestant
Winner
Top 4
(Continental Winners)
Africa
  •  Zambia – Adah Mushibi[47]
Americas and Caribbean
  •  French Guiana – Audrey Ho-Wen-Tsaï[47]
Asia and Oceania
Europe
  •  Germany – Julia Kühnle[47]
Top 20
(Continental Qualifiers)[47]
Africa
  •  Kenya – Trizah Muhenje Akala
  •  Namibia – Elly Aron
  •  Tanzania – Latricia Ian Sawe
  •  Uganda – Elle Muhoza
Americas and Caribbean
Asia and Oceania
Europe
  •  Belgium – Olga Lombardo
  •  Gibraltar – Julia Horne
  •  Scotland – Eilidh MacDonald
  •  Spain – Elisabeth Reynés
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People's Choice Award

The People’s Choice Award is a public voting challenge at the Miss World 2026 competition. In the first round, contestants compete within four continental regions: Africa, Americas and Caribbean, Asia and Oceania, and Europe. The contestant receiving the highest number of votes in each region becomes the continental winner and advances directly to the Top 40. In the second round, votes from the first round are carried forward and voting continues on a worldwide basis. The two contestants with the highest combined vote totals, regardless of their region, advance directly to the Top 12. The overall winner of the People’s Choice Award is then determined and advances directly to the Top 6. Voting is conducted through Eventista, the official voting platform for the competition.[44]

  •   Advanced to the Top 6 via the Winner of People's Choice Award.
  •   Advanced to the Top 12 via the Top 2 in People's Choice Award.
  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via the Continental Winners of People's Choice Award.
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PlacementContinentContestant
Winner
Runner-Up
Continental Winners Africa
  •  Eritrea – Snit Tewoldemedhin[44]
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Canada – Angelina Fan[44]
Asia and Oceania
Europe
  •  Gibraltar – Julia Horne[44]
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Sports Challenge

Haiphong hosted the Sports Challenge at the Dream Dragon Resort on 19 August 2026.[54] The winner automatically advanced to the Top 40.[49]

  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via Sports Challenge.
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PlacementContestant
Winner
  •  Puerto Rico – Suil Pagán[49]
2nd place
  •  Northern Ireland – Amelie Moore[49]
3rd place
  •  Australia – Olivija Spanovskis[49]
Top 24[49]
  •  Albania – Alba Tirtja
  •  Belgium – Olga Lombardo
  •  Botswana – Ruth Thomas
  •  Curaçao – Lishantely Jennie
  •  El Salvador – Adriana Rivas
  •  EnglandGrace Richardson
  •  Equatorial Guinea – María de los Ángeles Ndong
  •  Finland – Kiia Huutoniemi
  •  Germany – Julia Kühnle
  •  Ireland – Caoimhe Kenny
  •  Kenya – Trizah Muhenje Akala
  •  Mexico – Cassandra García
  •  Netherlands – Charlotte Boonstra
  •  North Macedonia – Eva Velichkovska
  •  Panama – Madeline Miller
  •  Paraguay – Ayelén Pérez
  •  PhilippinesAsia Rose Simpson
  •  Portugal – Vitória Babinetchi
  •  Slovenia – Amadea Zupan
  •  Spain – Elisabeth Reynés
  •  Sri Lanka – Prathibha Liyanarachchi
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Talent Challenge

In the Talent Challenge, continental qualifier contestants will showcase their skills in music, dance, and art. The winner of the segment will advance to the overall Top 10 of her respective continental group.[55][46]

  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via Talent Challenge.
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Placement Contestant
Winner
2nd place
  •  Guadeloupe – Annaëlle Ibo[46]
3rd place
Top 23[55]
  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina – Lana Jahić
  •  ChileIgnacia Fernández
  •  China – Yifei Dong
  •  Colombia – Andrea Romero
  •  Cook Islands – Tiarē Henry-Anguna
  •  Denmark – Josephine Bøttger
  •  Eritrea – Snit Tewoldemedhin
  •  Ethiopia – Ruth Yirgalem
  •  Gibraltar – Julia Horne
  •  Guatemala – Andrea Ortiz
  •  Ireland – Caoimhe Kenny
  •    NepalLuna Luitel
  •  Nigeria – Tamunosoye Karibi-George
  •  Northern Ireland – Amelie Moore
  •  Paraguay – Ayelén Pérez
  •  PolandMaja Todd
  •  Portugal – Vitória Babinetchi
  •  Sri Lanka – Prathibha Liyanarachchi
  •  VietnamBảo Ngọc Lê Nguyễn
  •  Zambia – Adah Mushibi
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Top Model Challenge

Dragon Beach Square in Haiphong hosted the Vietnam Beauty Fashion Fest XVI on 18 August, with the event incorporating the first round of the Top Model Challenge.[54] From the first round, sixty contestants will participate in the second round of the Top Model Challenge, which took place on 27 August in Nha Trang. The top 60 finalists then competed in two rounds, wearing designs by local brands.[56] From these sixty contestants, four continental winners will be named, who will automatically advance to the Top 40. In the live final, the overall winner from this challenge will advance into the Top 20.[57][58][45]

  •   Advanced to the Top 20 via Winner of the Top Model Challenge.
  •   Advanced to the Top 40 via Top Model Challenge.
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PlacementContinentContestant
Winner
Top 4
(Continental Winners)
Africa
  •  Nigeria – Tamunosoye Karibi-George[45]
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Dominican Republic – Joheirry Mola[45]
Asia and Oceania
Europe
Top 21
(Continental Finalists)
Africa
  •  Botswana – Ruth Thomas
  •  Equatorial Guinea – María de los Ángeles Ndong
  •  Kenya – Trizah Muhenje Akala
  •  South AfricaRomanda Hombir
  •  Zimbabwe – Brunette Makanyiso
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Colombia – Andrea Romero
  •  French Guiana – Audrey Ho-Wen-Tsaï
  •  United States – Mary Sickler
  •  VenezuelaMística Núñez
Asia and Oceania
Europe
Top 60
(Continental Qualifiers)[59]
Africa
  •  Cameroon – Noura Njikam
  •  Côte d'Ivoire – Fatima Koné
  •  Ghana – Rumzia Sule
  •  Guinea – Saran Keita
  •  Mauritius – Shreeya Bokhoree
  •  Mozambique – Arcénia Quehá
  •  Senegal – Fatoumata Diop
  •  Somalia – Foziya Abdullahi Garad
  •  Tanzania – Latricia Ian Sawe
Americas and Caribbean
  •  ArgentinaAlina Akselrad
  •  Bahamas – Marechan Burrows
  •  Bolivia – Vanessa Kraljevic
  •  Brazil – Gabriela Botelho
  •  Canada – Angelina Fan
  •  Cayman Islands – Kristianna Gordon
  •  ChileIgnacia Fernández
  •  Curaçao – Lishantely Jennie
  •  Martinique – Laurence Fibleuil
  •  Panama – Madeline Miller
  •  Peru – Josiane Sciotti
  •  Trinidad and Tobago – Georgia-Lee Gill
Asia and Oceania
  •  Australia – Olivija Spanovskis
  •  IndonesiaAudrey Bianca Callista
  •  Japan – Yui Kawana
  •  Laos – Mongkoutphet Harnsana
  •  MalaysiaTaanusiya Chetty
  •  Myanmar – Han Theint Theint Aung
  •  PhilippinesAsia Rose Simpson
  •  Sri Lanka – Prathibha Liyanarachchi
  •  Turkey – Sıla Saraydemir
Europe
  •  Denmark – Josephine Bøttger
  •  Gibraltar – Julia Horne
  •  Italy – Lucrezia Mangilli
  •  Malta – Nicole Spiteri
  •  Montenegro – Maša Vukićević
  •  Netherlands – Charlotte Boonstra
  •  PolandMaja Todd
  •  Portugal – Vitória Babinetchi
  •  Spain – Elisabeth Reynés
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World Designer Awards

The World Designer Awards took place on 27 August in Nha Trang. All 111 delegates participated in the event, showcasing designs from their respective countries. Four continental winners were announced at the conclusion of the event, followed by two rounds of the Top Model Challenge, in which the previously announced Top 60 contestants competed.[60]

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ContinentContestant
Africa
  •  Mauritius – Shreeya Bokhoree[60]
Americas and Caribbean
  •  Canada – Angelina Fan[60]
Asia and Oceania
  •  China – Yifei Dong[60]
Europe
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Contestants

A total of 111 delegates are competing for the title.

More information Country/Territory, Contestant ...
Country/TerritoryContestantAge[a]HometownContinental GroupRef.
AlbaniaAlba Tirtja25TiranaEurope[61]
ArgentinaAlina Akselrad27CórdobaAmericas and Caribbean[62]
AustraliaOlivija Spanovskis25AdelaideAsia and Oceania[63]
BahamasMarechan Burrows27NassauAmericas and Caribbean[64]
BangladeshSamanzar Sayeed24DhakaAsia and Oceania[65]
BelgiumOlga Lombardo22LeuvenEurope[66]
BelizeFaith Edgar24San PedroAmericas and Caribbean[67]
BoliviaVanessa Kraljevic23Cochabamba[68]
Bosnia and HerzegovinaLana Jahić18TuzlaEurope[69]
BotswanaRuth Thomas24MasungaAfrica[70]
BrazilGabriela Botelho25Belo HorizonteAmericas and Caribbean[71]
BulgariaTsevetelina Lozanova26SofiaEurope[72]
CambodiaLeakena In24Phnom PenhAsia and Oceania[73]
CameroonNoura Njikam26YaoundéAfrica[74]
CanadaAngelina Fan24TorontoAmericas and Caribbean[75]
Cayman IslandsKristianna Gordon21West Bay[76]
Chile Ignacia Fernández27Las Condes[77]
ChinaYifei Dong26QiqiharAsia and Oceania[78]
ColombiaAndrea Romero19BarranquillaAmericas and Caribbean[79]
Cook IslandsTiarē Henry-Anguna23TitikavekaAsia and Oceania[30]
Côte d'IvoireFatima Koné23BouakéAfrica[80]
Croatia Ema Helena Vičar23ZagrebEurope[81]
CuraçaoLishantely Jennie18WillemstadAmericas and Caribbean[82]
Czech RepublicLinda Górecká22PragueEurope[83]
DenmarkJosephine Bøttger24Hillerød[84]
Dominican RepublicJoheirry Mola24Santo DomingoAmericas and Caribbean[85]
El SalvadorAdriana Rivas23Usulután[86]
EnglandGrace Richardson19LeicesterEurope[87]
Equatorial GuineaMaría de los Ángeles Ndong25MalaboAfrica[88]
EritreaSnit Tewoldemedhin26Asmara[89]
EthiopiaRuth Yirgalem 21Addis Ababa[90]
FinlandKiia Huutoniemi21JyväskyläEurope[91]
FranceIndira Ampiot21Basse-Terre[92]
French GuianaAudrey Ho-Wen-Tsaï20KourouAmericas and Caribbean[93]
GermanyJulia Kühnle26BerlinEurope[94]
GhanaRumzia Sule22North EastAfrica[95]
GibraltarJulia Horne26GibraltarEurope[96]
GreeceMikaela Kasari19Athens[97]
GuadeloupeAnnaëlle Ibo24MetzAmericas and Caribbean[98]
GuatemalaAndrea Ortiz20Chiquimula[99]
GuineaSaran Keita26KankanAfrica[100]
Guinea-BissauHernânia Nantote26[101]
GuyanaKelcia Nelson27LindenAmericas and Caribbean[102]
HaitiMarie Kemlyne Félix25Jérémie[103]
HungaryJanka Végvári18MosonmagyaróvárEurope[104]
IndiaNikita Porwal24UjjainAsia and Oceania[105]
IndonesiaAudrey Bianca 23Tangerang[106]
IrelandCaoimhe Kenny25DublinEurope[107]
ItalyLucrezia Mangilli26Udine[108]
JamaicaNevaeh Allen19LinsteadAmericas and Caribbean[109]
JapanYui Kawana24TokyoAsia and Oceania[110]
KazakhstanBagym Baltabaeva23Oskemen[111]
KenyaTrizah Muhenje Akala24NairobiAfrica[112]
KosovoBlair Isufi27West HartfordEurope[113]
KyrgyzstanSaadat Asylbekova26BishkekAsia and Oceania[114]
LaosMongkoutphet Harnsana24Salavan[115]
LatviaMilana Smolara27RigaEurope[116]
LebanonPerla Harb22Al-MaamriyahAsia and Oceania[117]
MalawiIreen Navicha22LilongweAfrica[118]
MalaysiaTaanusiya Chetty24Kuala LumpurAsia and Oceania[119]
MaldivesMariyam Eema Mohamed23[120]
MaltaNicole Spiteri23MarsaEurope[121]
MartiniqueLaurence Fibleuil24Le RobertAmericas and Caribbean[122]
MauritiusShreeya Bokhoree23Grand PortAfrica[123]
MexicoCassandra García23Emiliano ZapataAmericas and Caribbean[124]
MongoliaEnkhtuul Bayarsaikhan26UlaanbaatarAsia and Oceania[125]
MontenegroMaša Vukićević21CetinjeEurope[126]
MoroccoChirihan Chergui20BerkaneAfrica[127]
MozambiqueArcénia QueháSofala[26]
MyanmarHan Theint Theint Aung 20TaungooAsia and Oceania[128]
NamibiaElly Aron20OhangwenaAfrica[129]
NepalLuna Luitel27KathmanduAsia and Oceania[130]
NetherlandsCharlotte Boonstra26The HagueEurope[131]
New ZealandChloe Robinson19AucklandAsia and Oceania[132]
NicaraguaBelén Cáceres26MatagalpaAmericas and Caribbean
NigeriaTamunosoye Karibi-George26Port HarcourtAfrica[133]
North MacedoniaEva Velichkovska20SkopjeEurope[134]
Northern IrelandAmelie Moore18Ballyclare[135]
PakistanAnniqa Jamal Iqbal24LahoreAsia and Oceania[136]
PanamaMadeline Miller23Panama CityAmericas and Caribbean[137]
ParaguayAyelén Pérez27Asunción[138]
PeruJosiane Sciotti20Lima[139]
PhilippinesAsia Rose Simpson18Quezon CityAsia and Oceania[140]
PolandMaja Todd21KatowiceEurope[141]
PortugalVitória Babinetchi22Guimarães[142]
Puerto RicoSuil Pagán21San JuanAmericas and Caribbean[143]
ScotlandEilidh MacDonald27GlasgowEurope[144]
SenegalFatoumata Diop26DakarAfrica[145]
SerbiaSimona Manojlović21Novi SadEurope[146]
Sierra LeoneMariyam Konneh21PujehunAfrica[147]
SingaporeAishwarya Tan22SingaporeAsia and Oceania[148]
SloveniaAmadea Zupan26SežanaEurope[149]
SomaliaFoziya Abdullahi Garad21MogadishuAfrica[150]
South AfricaRomanda Hombir27Mbombela[151]
South KoreaMin-seo Cha20SeoulAsia and Oceania[152]
South SudanNyandeng Kerubino BolJubaAfrica[153]
SpainElisabeth Reynés22MallorcaEurope[154]
Sri LankaPrathibha Liyanarachchi27ColomboAsia and Oceania[155]
SwedenBianca Lindström22StockholmEurope[156]
TanzaniaLatricia Ian Sawe24Dar es SalaamAfrica[33]
ThailandKanteera Techaphattanakul25Mae YaoAsia and Oceania[157]
Trinidad and TobagoGeorgia-Lee Gill24ArimaAmericas and Caribbean[158]
TurkeySıla Saraydemir22IstanbulAsia and Oceania[159]
UgandaElle Muhoza22BukomansimbiAfrica[160]
UkraineValeriia Lisovska18OdesaEurope[161]
United StatesMary Sickler23HoustonAmericas and Caribbean[162]
VenezuelaMística Núñez24Punto Fijo[163]
VietnamBảo Ngọc Lê Nguyễn25Cần ThơAsia and Oceania[164]
WalesHelena Hawke20CaerleonEurope[165]
ZambiaAdah Mushibi26LusakaAfrica[166]
ZimbabweBrunette Makanyiso26Chitungwiza[167]
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Notes

  1. Ages at the time of the pageant

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