Miss World 1997
| Miss World 1997 | |
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| Winner | Diana Hayden India |
| Personality | Tanya Suesuntisook  Thailand |
| Best National Costume | Lauralee Martinovich  New Zealand |
| Photogenic | Diana Hayden India |
Miss World 1997, the 47th edition of the
Aishwarya Rai in 1994
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Results
Placements
| Placement | Contestant |
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| Miss World 1997 | |
| 1st Runner-up |
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| 2nd Runner-up | |
| Top 5 |
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| Top 10 |
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Continental Queens of Beauty
| Continental Group | Contestant |
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| Africa | |
| Americas |
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| Asia & Oceania | |
| Caribbean |
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| Europe |
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Contestants
American Virgin Islands – Taisha Regina Gomes
Argentina – Natalia Pombo
Aruba – Michella Laclé Croes
Australia – Laura Csortan
Austria – Susanne Nagele
Bahamas – Alveta Adderley
Belgium – Sandrine Corman
Bolivia – Mitzy Suárez Saucedo
Bosnia and Herzegovina – Elma Terzić
Botswana – Mpule Kwelagobe
Brazil – Fernanda Rambo Agnes
British Virgin Islands – Zoe Jennifer Walcott
Bulgaria – Simona Velitchkova
Canada – Keri-Lynn Power
Cape Verde – Carmelinda Gonçalves
Cayman Islands – Cassandra Powell
Chile – Paulina Mladinic
Colombia – Gladys Buitrago Caicedo
Costa Rica – Rebeca Escalante Trejas
Croatia – Martina Novosel
Cyprus – Galatia Charalambidou
Czech Republic – Terezie Dobrovolná
Dominican Republic – Carolina Estrella Peña
Ecuador – Clío Olaya Frías
Egypt – Amel Shawky Soliman
Estonia – Mairit Roonsar
Finland – Minna Lehtinen
France – Laure Belleville
Germany – Katja Glawe
Ghana – Benita Sena Golomeke
Gibraltar – Rosanna Ressa
Greece – Eugenia Limantzaki
Guatemala – Lourdes Mabel Valencia Bobadilla
Holland – Sonja Aldina Silva
Honduras – Hansel Cristina Cáceres Teruel
Hong Kong – Vivian Lee Ming-Wai
Hungary – Beata Petes
India – Diana Hayden
Ireland – Andrea Roche
Israel – Mirit Greenberg
Italy – Irene Lippi
Jamaica – Michelle Moodie
Japan – Shinobu Saraie
South Korea – Kim Jin-ah
Latvia – Liga Graudumniece
Lebanon – Joëlle Behlock
Lithuania – Asta Vyšniauskaitė
Macau – Agnes Lo Vai Van
Malaysia – Arianna Teoh
Malta – Sarah Vella
Mexico – Blanca Soto
Namibia – Sheya Shipanga
Nepal – Jharana Bajracharya
New Zealand – Lauralee Martinovich
Norway – Charlotte Høiåsen
Panama – Patricia Aurora Bremner Hernández
Paraguay – Mariela Quiñónez García
Peru – Claudia María Luque Barrantas
Philippines – Kristine Rachel Florendo
Poland – Roksana Jonek
Portugal – Icilia Silva Berenguel
Puerto Rico – Aurea Isis Marrero Nieves
Russia – Liudmila Popova
Seychelles – Michelle Lane
Singapore – Jasmine Wong
Slovakia – Marietta Senčáková
Slovenia – Maja Šimec
South Africa – Jessica Motaung
Spain – Nuria Avellaneda Gallego
Swaziland – Xoliswa Mkhonta
Sweden – Sofia Joelsson
Switzerland – Tanja Gutmann
Tanzania – Saida Joy Kessys Sashays
Thailand – Tanya Suesuntisook
Taiwan – Fang Su-Ling
Trinidad & Tobago – Mandy Jagdeo
Turkey – Çağla Şıkel
Uganda – Lillian Acom
Ukraine – Kseniya Kuz'menko
United Kingdom – Vicki-Lee Walberg
United States – Sallie Toussaint
Uruguay – Ana González Kwasny
Venezuela – Christina Dieckmann Jiménez
Yugoslavia– Tamara Šaponjić
Zambia – Tukuza Tembo
Zimbabwe – Una Patel
Notes
Debuts
Returns
Withdrawals
Curaçao - Miss Curaçao World 1997, Jeameane Colastica did not compete due lack of time and preparation. She went next year inserted.[2]
Guam – No contest.
Iceland – Harpa Lind Hardardottir[2]
Nigeria – Adanma Evoh - Due to sponsorship scheduling problems and political conflict.
Kazakhstan - Jamila Bisembieva - Due to sponsorship problems.
Replacements
- South Africa - Kerishnie Naicker - Due personal problems. She went next year to Miss Universe 1998 and Miss World 1998 where become Top 5 and Queen of Africa.
Other Notes
- Australia – Laura Csortan also competed at Miss Universe in 1997, where she placed 13th to Brook Lee and it was held in Miami Beach, Florida.
- Botswana – Mpule Kwelagobe went on to compete in Miss Universe 1999 held in Chaguaramas, Trinidad and Tobago after two years and won the crown.
References
- ^ a b "New Straits Times". New Straits Times. Retrieved 26 January 2016.
- ^ a b "Yahoo | Mail, Weather, Search, Politics, News, Finance, Sports & Videos". Archived from the original on 18 October 1999.
External links
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