The 66th Miss World will be crowned on December 18 at the MGM Grand Hotel in Maryland, USA. 117 young women will compete for the title of Miss World 2016. The winner will be crowned by outgoing Miss World. Mireia Lalaguna from Spain. Who will be Miss World? Here are our thoughts about this year's group and their chances.
****** Might be the next Miss World
***** Might make it to the top 5 or win a continental title
**** Could reach the top 10
*** Could reach the top 20
** Solid competitor but will probably miss the cut
* Likely to miss the first cut
****** Might be the next Miss World
***** Might make it to the top 5 or win a continental title
**** Could reach the top 10
*** Could reach the top 20
** Solid competitor but will probably miss the cut
* Likely to miss the first cut
Kazakhstan – Aliya Mergembayera ***
Isn’t she just gorgeous. In
my opinion, she has one of the most gorgeous face of the competition. I hope
she does not go unnoticed. At one point, it seemed like she might be able to
take it all. But Miss World is so unpredictable that I won’t be surprised to
see her miss the cut altogether.
Kenya – Evelyn Njami *****
Evelyn is my African queen.
I love her. She’s gorgeous, tall, statuesque and she seems to have a lovely
personality. I was starting to doubt her chances, but after the her top 5
finish in the Top Model event and top 5 in BWAP, she must be considered the
front-runner from Africa.
Korea – Hyun Wang ***
The Asian group is so strong
and Hyun is one of the Asian beauties who could definitely place in the top 20.
She spent a lot of time in the States, so I wonder if that will work in her
favor. She is definitely on my radar.
Kyrgyzstan – Perizat Rasulbekkyzy *
Perizat is cute, but that’s
not always good enough in a major beauty pageant like Miss World. Especially
when you are competing in a group that’s really strong.
Latvia – Linda Kinca ***
Latvia is getting more
attention at Miss World than they have in a long time. Linda is a natural beauty
and despite not being the most gorgeous of the bunch, she’s well-rounded.
Having made the top 10 in talent and top 24 in sports, she’s certainly one to
watch.
Lebanon – Sandy Tabet **
Lebanon was the fan favorite
last year and everyone was hoping that their delegate would take home the
crown. Sandy had a tough act to follow, but she held her own. At times, I
thought she was quite inconsistent, but she definitely is a pretty girl. I
doubt that Lebanon will achieve the same result they did last year.
Lesotho – Rethabile Tsosane **
The small mountain kingdom
of Lesotho is one of the tiniest nations competing at Miss World and they
rarely get much attention. This year, I must say that Rethabile is a nice
surprise and much stronger than the initial winner who resigned. I think she
did her best.
Malaysia – Tatiana Kumar **
Tatiana is a beautiful girl,
but I feel she is still too young and inexperienced. Maybe in a year or two she
would have been more prepared and ready to fight for a top place in the
competition. Somehow, I wish her runner-up had rather competed this year and
that they had saved this lovely young woman for another year.
Malta – Anthea Zammit ***
This is a strong year for
Malta too. She has done well in talent and sports. The organization has
definitely noticed her and wouldn’t it be nice to see Malta do well for a
change. It might not happen again soon.
Mauritius – Veronique Allas **
I think Veronique is really
sweet and pretty and a good representative for the tiny island nation of
Mauritius. She’s up against stiff competition though, but it was nice to see
Mauritius sending a credible contestant.
Mexico – Ana Girault ****
You will love her or dislike
her, but you are going to talk about her. Ana has been making waves at Miss
World – not only because of her gorgeous looks, but because of her other
weapon… her extremely outgoing personality. Some might feel it was too much for
the Miss World Pageant, but in a year like this year, we do feel that it
brought life to a very boring party.
Moldova – Daniela Marin **
Another pretty girl that got
lost in this group of beauties. It’s too bad.
Mongolia – Bayartsetseg Altangerel *****
Well, it’s no secret that
Bayartsetseg is a seasoned competitor, having competed in Miss International
and Miss Earth before this. She has been able to make an impact again and has
huge support and it seems that she is truly well-liked by the other
contestants. As the winner of the Miss World Talent fast-track, she is
guaranteed a spot in the top 10 and isn’t it nice to see talent not going to a
singer.
Montenegro – Katarina Kekovic **
It’s the same story again.
Pretty girl got lost in the crowd.
Myanmar – Myat Thiri Lwin **
Myat is super cute, but the
Asian girls have come super prepared and ready to fight. Her only hope would be
the public voted.
Nepal – Asmi Shrestha **
I would not say that she is
one of the standouts of the group, but as usual Nepal has gained attention
where it matters – Beauty With A Purpose. Asmi’s project has been selected as
one of the top 5 projects. The winner will be announced during the finals.
Netherlands – Rachelle Reijnders **
It’s a brand new franchise
for the Netherlands after the Miss World Organization decided to give their
brand to another organization in that country. They staged a last minute
pageant and Rachelle was the winner. She did well despite having very little
time to prepare. Kudos to her.
New Zealand – Karla de Beer ***
Karla is very pretty and
very likeable. I expect her to do well in her interview. She gave it her all
and competed strongly, but this year is super unpredictable. It could go either
way for her at this point.
Nicaragua – Maria Laura Ramirez *
When you have to wonder if
they competed this year, it’s not a good sign. She seems like a pretty girl,
but I just didn’t take any notice of her during the competition.
Nigeria – Debbie Collins *
Debbie competed at Miss
Universe last year and wasn’t among the frontrunners there. This year, she
didn’t make as much of a splash as some of her fellow competitors from the
African region.
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