List of Miss World Winners (1951-2023)

Here you can check the list of Miss World winners, years and their countries.

Miss World is one of the major international beauty pageants created by the United Kingdom in 1951.

The Miss World Competition is a series of tests that contestants will go through. There are rounds including swimsuit, showing talent, questions answers and others.

The first Miss World pageant competition was in 1952. It is one of the oldest international beauty contests founded by Eric Morley. The headquarters of the Miss World organization is in London, England.

Miss World Winners is an important GK topic for various competitive exams like SSC, Bank, Railway, PSC and other state exams. There are questions designed for this topic to test the candidate’s general knowledge. We have listed here Miss World Titleholders with year and their country.

List of Miss World titleholders

Miss World winners with year and their country.

YearMiss WorldCountry
1951Kerstin HakanssonSweden
1952May-Louise FlodinSweden
1953Denise PerrierFrance
1954Antigone CostandaEgypt
1957Marita LindahlFinland
1958Penelope CoelenSouth Africa
1958Carole CrawfordJamaica
1959Corine Spier RottschaferNetherlands
1962Catharina LoddersNetherlands
1967Madeleine Hartog BelPeru
1977Mary Ann Catrin StavinSweden
1978Silvana SuarezArgentina
1984Astrid Carolina Herrera IrrazabalVenezuela
1985Holmfrlour KarlsdottirIceland
1990Gina Marie TollesonUnited States
1994Aishwarya RaiIndia
1997Diana HaydenIndia
1999Yukta MookheyIndia
2000Priyanka ChopraIndia
2001Agbani DaregoNigeria
2002Azra AkinTurkey
2003Rosanna Diane DavisonIreland
2004Maria Julia MantillaPeru
2005Unnur Birna VilhjalmsdottirIceland
2006Tatana KucharovaCzech Republic
2007Zhang ZilinChina
2008Ksenia SukhinovaRussia
2009Kaiane AldorinoGibraltar
2010Alexandria MillsUnited States
2011Ivian SarcosVenezuela
2012Yu WenxiaChina PR
2013Megan YoungPhilippines
2014
2015Mireia LalagunaSpain
2016Stephanie Del VallePuerto Rico
2017Manushi ChhillarIndia
2018Vanessa PonceMexico
2019Toni-Ann SinghJamaica
2020No competition held due to Covid 19
2021Karolina BielawskaPoland
2022No competition
2023Krystyna PyszkováCzech Republic

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