Mireia Lalaguna from Spain is Miss World 2015

Mireia Lalaguna is chosen as Miss World 2015. She represented Spain in the pageant. The finals were held in Crown of beauty Theatre in Sanya, China. The show was presented by Tim Vincent, Megan Young and Angela Chow. 114 contestants competed for the title. Mereia Lalaguna was crowned by the outgoing queen Rolene Strauss of South Africa as the new Miss World. The show was judged by Julia Morley, Chairwoman of the Miss World Organization, Ken Warwick, Emmy award winner and executive producer and director, Mike Dixon, Miss World Musical Director, Andrew Minarik, Head of the Miss World Hair & Beauty team, Donna Walsh, professional dancer and director, Linda Pétursdóttir, Miss World 1988 from Iceland, Agbani Darego, Miss World 2001 from Nigeria, Azra Akin, Miss World 2002 from Turkey, Zhang Zilin, Miss World 2007 from China PR, Ksenia Sukhinova, Miss World 2008 from Russia and Yu Wenxia – Miss World 2012 from China PR.

Mireia Lalaguna was also declared as the Continental Queen of Europe, Indonesia was declared as Continental Queen of Asia, Australia was declared as Continental Queen of Oceania,  Jamaica was declared as the Continental Queen of Caribbean and Brazil was crowned as the Continental Queen of America. This is the first time ever that Spain has won the crown of Miss World.

Miss World 2015 Results

Winner: Mireia Lalaguna, Spain

1st Runner-up: Sofia Nikitchuk, Russia

2nd Runner-up: Maria Harfanti, Indonesia

Top 5

Lebanon, Jamaica

Top 10

Russia

Philippines

Guyana

South Africa

Australia

France

Vietnam

Top 20

Netherlands

Brazil

Kazaksthan

Poland

New Zealand

People’s Republic of China

South Sudan

Scotland

Ecuador

Northern Ireland

Sub-Award/Fast-Track Winners at Miss World 2015

Dress Designer’s Award: Vietnam

Miss Multimedia: Philippines (Remaining girls in Top 5: India, New Zealand, Guyana, Jamaica)

Top Model: Spain (Remaining girls in Top 5: France, Italy, Puerto Rico, Russia)

Sports Winner: Namibia

Talent Winner: Guyana

Beauty with a Purpose Winner: Indonesia (Remaining finalists Nicaragua, Ecuador, El Salvador, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, Guyana, Russia, Nepal, Samoa)

People’s Choice: Vietnam

Leader-board Updates

Interview Top Scorer: Lebanon

Finale Leaderboard Topper: Russia

Credits: Miss World