Miss International 2013 Winner is crowned..and she's Miss Philippines!
12/17/2013
ALYZ HENRICH
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BEA SANTIAGO
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NATHALIE DEN DEKKER
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Miss International 2013 winner has been crowned and she's no less than Miss Philippines Bea Rose Santiago.
The 53rd edition of Miss International was held at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Hall in Tokyo, Japan, with 67 contestants competing for the crown. Final and official results have been posted below.
Two big favorites indeed emerged as the Top 2 winners: the Philippines' Bea Rose Santiago as Miss International 2013 winner and the Netherlands Nathalie Den Dekker as 1st Runner Up, with the latter having an extra edge when it comes to beauty pageant experience.
It was Den Dekker's 5th time already to represent the Netherlands in a beauty pageant. She already won for the country the Miss Tourism International 2010 crown, and also previously joined Miss Supranational 2010, Miss Universe 2012 and Miss World 2012, where she landed in the Top 15. Santiago on one hand already wore the Philippines sash during the Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2012 and was among the Top 10 semi-finalists.
Both gorgeous and well-prepared, but it was probably Miss Philippines' very impressive, strong and heartfelt speech during the Top 5 that persuaded the judges to give her the crown.
THE FINAL RESULTS:
MISS INTERNATIONAL 2013 - Philippines, Bea Rose Santiago
1st Runner Up - Netherlands, Nathalie den Dekker
2nd Runner Up - New Zealand, Casey Radley
Top 5 Finalists:
Colombia, Lorena Hermida (Miss Colombia falls on stage at Miss International 2013 finals)
Hungary, Brigitta Ötvős
Top 15 Semi-Finalists:
Brazil, Cristina Alves Da Silva
Ecuador, Nathaly Arroba Hurtado
Gibraltar, Jamielee Randall
Iceland, Sigrún Eva Ármannsdóttir
Lithuania, Elma Segzdaviciute
Puerto Rico, Ashley Beth Pérez
Russia, Olga Gaidabura
Spain, Araceli Carrilero Martínez
Thailand, Chonticha Tiengtham
USA, Andrea Neu
Special Awards:
Best National Costume - Aruba, Erialda Croes
Miss Photogenic - Lithuania, Elma Segzdaviciute
Mis Friendship - New Zealand, Casey Radley
Miss Internet - Macau, Adela Ka-Wai Sou
As you can see, the host candidate, Miss Japan Yukiko Takahashi, failed to make it to the Top 15, as well as favorites like Miss Mexico Lucero Montemayor and Miss Venezuela Elián Herrera.
It was only the 10th time that the Japanese delegate did not reach semis of the Japan-based pageant. The last time was in 2011.
Miss Venezuela not being part of the Top 15 is a big disappointment for her country, considering that 3 other winners of Miss Venezuela 2012 pageant went on to become titleholders in the respective pageants where they competed this year and she's the only one who lost or didn't even reach semi-finals. Miss Venezuela Universe 2012 María Gabriela Isler was crowned Miss Universe 2013, Miss Venezuela Earth 2012 Alyz Henrich became Miss Earth 2013 and the 1st Runner-Up, Ivanna Vale, won Reinado Internacional del Café 2013. Even one Miss Venezuela 2012 clapper, Daniela Chalbaud, competed at Miss Intercontinental 2012 and then won.
The 53rd edition of Miss International was held at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Hall in Tokyo, Japan, with 67 contestants competing for the crown. Final and official results have been posted below.
Newly-crowned Miss International 2013 Bea Santiago from the Philippines. Behind Bea is her runner-up Nathalie Den Dekker from the Netherlands. (Screen shot from the live stream)
Two big favorites indeed emerged as the Top 2 winners: the Philippines' Bea Rose Santiago as Miss International 2013 winner and the Netherlands Nathalie Den Dekker as 1st Runner Up, with the latter having an extra edge when it comes to beauty pageant experience.
It was Den Dekker's 5th time already to represent the Netherlands in a beauty pageant. She already won for the country the Miss Tourism International 2010 crown, and also previously joined Miss Supranational 2010, Miss Universe 2012 and Miss World 2012, where she landed in the Top 15. Santiago on one hand already wore the Philippines sash during the Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2012 and was among the Top 10 semi-finalists.
Both gorgeous and well-prepared, but it was probably Miss Philippines' very impressive, strong and heartfelt speech during the Top 5 that persuaded the judges to give her the crown.
THE FINAL RESULTS:
MISS INTERNATIONAL 2013 - Philippines, Bea Rose Santiago
1st Runner Up - Netherlands, Nathalie den Dekker
2nd Runner Up - New Zealand, Casey Radley
Top 5 Finalists:
Colombia, Lorena Hermida (Miss Colombia falls on stage at Miss International 2013 finals)
Hungary, Brigitta Ötvős
Top 15 Semi-Finalists:
Brazil, Cristina Alves Da Silva
Ecuador, Nathaly Arroba Hurtado
Gibraltar, Jamielee Randall
Iceland, Sigrún Eva Ármannsdóttir
Lithuania, Elma Segzdaviciute
Puerto Rico, Ashley Beth Pérez
Russia, Olga Gaidabura
Spain, Araceli Carrilero Martínez
Thailand, Chonticha Tiengtham
USA, Andrea Neu
Special Awards:
Best National Costume - Aruba, Erialda Croes
Miss Photogenic - Lithuania, Elma Segzdaviciute
Mis Friendship - New Zealand, Casey Radley
Miss Internet - Macau, Adela Ka-Wai Sou
As you can see, the host candidate, Miss Japan Yukiko Takahashi, failed to make it to the Top 15, as well as favorites like Miss Mexico Lucero Montemayor and Miss Venezuela Elián Herrera.
It was only the 10th time that the Japanese delegate did not reach semis of the Japan-based pageant. The last time was in 2011.
Miss Venezuela not being part of the Top 15 is a big disappointment for her country, considering that 3 other winners of Miss Venezuela 2012 pageant went on to become titleholders in the respective pageants where they competed this year and she's the only one who lost or didn't even reach semi-finals. Miss Venezuela Universe 2012 María Gabriela Isler was crowned Miss Universe 2013, Miss Venezuela Earth 2012 Alyz Henrich became Miss Earth 2013 and the 1st Runner-Up, Ivanna Vale, won Reinado Internacional del Café 2013. Even one Miss Venezuela 2012 clapper, Daniela Chalbaud, competed at Miss Intercontinental 2012 and then won.
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