Philippines at Pageantry
This is a list of Philippines' representatives and their placements at the most coveted beauty titles in international pageant competitions.[1]
The Philippines is considered as one of Asia's beauty pageant powerhouse. Pageantry in the Philippines started in the year 1908 as the Americans introduced Manila Carnival to the Philippines. The highlight of the event is the Carnival Queen which select girls from all over the Philippine as well as in the United States as the Queen of the Orient for the Philippines and the Queen of the Occident for the United States. Today, the Philippines already produced 15 Big Four International Beauty Pageants crowns from the Top Four National Beauty Pageants:
- Miss Universe Philippines for Miss Universe
- Miss World Philippines for Miss World
- Binibining Pilipinas for Miss International
- Miss Philippines Earth for Miss Earth
| Number of wins of the Philippines | |
|---|---|
| Pageant | Wins |
| Miss World | 2013 |
| Miss Universe | 1969 • 1973 • 2015 • 2018 |
| Miss International | 1964 • 1970 • 1979 • 2005 • 2013 • 2016 |
| Miss Asia Pacific International | 1982 • 1983 • 1989 • 1993 • 2018 |
| Miss Intercontinental | 2018 |
| Miss Globe | 2001 • 2015 |
| Reina Hispanoamericana | 2017 |
| Miss Tourism International | 2000 • 2012 • 2013 • 2017• 2019 |
| Top Model of the World | 2006 |
| Miss Earth | 2008 • 2014 • 2015 • 2017 |
| Miss Tourism Queen International | 2006 |
| Miss Continentes Unidos | 2016 |
| Miss Supranational | 2013 |
| Miss Grand International | - |
| Miss Global | - |
| Miss Eco International | 2018 |
| Miss Cosmopolitan World | - |
| Miss Multinational | 2017 |
| Miss Lumiere International World | - |
| Jewel of the World | - |
| Miss Landscapes International | 2018 |
| Miss Polo International | - |
| Miss Planet International | - |
| Miss Charm | - |
| Miss Gold International | - |
| Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International | 1996 • 1999 • 2015 |
History
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Pageantry in the Philippines started in the year 1908 where Cameron Forbes and the carnival promoters established the Carnival Queen contest. The Queen will be selected through purchase of ballots through newspaper clippings. Initially, Forbes decided to restrict the contest to the daughters of the wealthiest families from the capital city of Manila but eventually accepted entries from different parts of the country. The Queen was voted through a system of money ballots or magazine coupons. Philippine magazines like Liwayway, Telembang and Lipang Kalabaw had such coupons inserted in their pages.[3]
The Carnival Queens dressed the most beautiful costumes of the parade, ranging from Egyptian inspired to Siamese to that of the Arabian Scheherazade.
The first Manila Carnival in 1908 elected two queens representing the Oriental beauty and the Western beauty (called Occident) – Pura Villanueva from Iloilo City, Iloilo (Queen of the Orient) and Marjorie Radcliffe Colton from Galesburg, Illinois (Queen of the Occident). The only other time this happened was in 1920 Manila Carnival. In 1912, for the first time aside from the carnival queen the contest chose four ladies to represent Luzon, Visayas, Mindanao and American homeland. In 1913, three women representing Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao were named as co-winners of the Manila Carnival.
The first and only American woman to solely win as Carnival Queen was Mela Kamakee Fairchild (born in Oakland, California in 1898) in the 1917 Manila Carnival.[4] Two queens were also chosen in 1926 to elect the last to be called as the Carnival Queen, Socorro Henson and the very first Miss Philippines, Anita Agoncillo Noble.[5][6]
Manila Carnival Queen is the precursor of various national pageants in the Philippines including: Miss Universe Philippines, Miss World Philippines, Binibining Pilipinas, Miss Earth Philippines, Mutya Pilipinas, Miss Global Philippines, Jewel of the Philippines, Miss Republic of the Philippines and many more.
Currently, the Philippines have more than 200 crowns including 1 Miss World, 4 Miss Universe, 6 Miss International, 5 Miss Asia Pacific International, 1 Miss Intercontiental, 2 Miss Globe, 1 Reina Hispanoamericana, 5 Miss Tourism International, 1 Top Model of the World, 4 Miss Earth, 1 Miss Continentes Unidos, 1 Miss Supranational, 1 Miss Eco International, 1 Multinational and 1 Miss Landscapes International.
National Pageants
| Pageant | Franchise |
|---|---|
| Miss Universe Philippines | Miss Universe |
| Miss World Philippines | Miss World Miss Eco International Reina Hispanoamericana Miss Multinational Miss Eco Teen |
| Binibining Pilipinas | Miss International Miss Supranational Miss Intercontinental Miss Grand International Miss Globe |
| Miss Philippines Earth | Miss Earth |
| Mutya Pilipinas | Miss Asia Pacific International Miss Tourism International World Top Model Top Model of the World |
| Miss Global Philippines | Miss Global |
| Jewel of the Philippines | Jewel of the World Miss Continentes Unidos Miss Landscapes International |
| Miss Cosmopolitan Philippines | Miss Cosmopolitan World |
| Miss Lumiere Philippines | Miss Lumiere International World |
| Miss Polo Philippines | Miss Polo International |
| Miss Planet Philippines | Miss Planet International |
| Global Asian Model | Miss Charm |
Miss Universe Philippines
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In December 9, 2019, the Miss Universe Organization awarded to the Miss Universe Philippines Organization the rights to send Filipina delegates to the Miss Universe pageant starting in 2020. It is the first time in pageantry history in the Philippines, where a separate Miss Universe Philippines pageant has opened applications for aspiring queens. In the last 55 years, Binibining Pilipinas Charities, Inc. (BPCI) had been sending winners, from the same pool of annual candidates, to various international pageants, including Miss Universe, Miss International, and at one point, Miss World. Under the Araneta group, the country produced four Miss Universe winners — Gloria Diaz in 1969, Margarita Moran in 1973, Pia Wurtzbach in 2015, and Catriona Gray in 2018 — nine runners-up, and ten top 20 finishes.[8]
Miss Universe Philippines 2011 and Miss Universe 2011 3rd Runner-up Shamcey Supsup was announced as the national director of MUP, the organization also announced long-time pageant mentor Jonas Gaffud as creative director, Albert Andrada as the Design Council Head, Lia Ramos as Head of Women Empowerment Committee and Charity, lawyer Nad Bronce as Head of Legal Affairs, and Mario Garcia as Business Development and Marketing Head.[9]
Miss Universe Philippines 2019 Gazini Ganados, the last MUP winner from BPCI will crown her successor at the end of the event as the first MUP under MUPO.
Miss World Philippines
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Miss World Philippines was conceived on January 25, 2011 when the franchise that was previously held by Binibining Pilipinas was awarded by Julia Morley, Chair and CEO of Miss World Limited, to Cory Quirino, who served as the exclusive licensee and national director for the Philippines from 2011 to 2016.[11] The pageant was officially launched on March 23, 2011 at the SMDC Showroom at the SM Mall of Asia.[12][13][14] Quirino resigned as the national director on January 15, 2017, due to personal and business reasons.[15]
A day later, Arnold Vegafria, who served as the talent manager of Miss World 2013 Megan Young, took over the position after he met with Morley. Under Vegafria's term, three additional minor international beauty pageant titles are awarded namely: Reina Hispanoamericana Filipinas, Miss Eco Philippines, and Miss Multinational Philippines for which they will represent the Philippines internationally.[16][17] On it’s 9th edition, the MWP Organization added two more crowns: Miss Eco Teen and Miss Philippines Tourism.
Prior to Miss World Philippines, the title was awarded through the Miss Republic of the Philippines pageant from 1966 to 1976, then by Mutya ng Pilipinas, Inc. through Mutya ng Pilipinas pageant from 1977 to 1991, and Binibining Pilipinas Charities, Inc. through the Binibining Pilipinas pageant from 1992 to 2010.[18]
Binibining Pilipinas
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Former Miss Colombia, Stella Araneta who became a Miss Universe semi-finalist and the winner of the first Miss International beauty pageant in 1960 is the chairman of Binibining Pilipinas Charities Incorporated (BPCI) which has been the official national franchise holder of the Miss Universe Organization since 1964 after it was passed on by its predecessor, Miss Philippines, which has been the franchise holder from 1952 to 1963.
In 1964, with the advent of Stella Araneta through Binibining Pilipinas Charities Incorporated, (BPCI) became the official national franchise holder of the Miss Universe Organization and has been sending representatives in the Miss Universe pageant since 1964, previously passed on by its predecessor, the “Miss Philippines”, which had been the official franchise holder from 1952 to 1963.[20][21][22]
In 1968, the same organization acquired the Philippine franchise of the Miss International and conducted a separate pageant called "Miss Philippines" to select a representative for the Miss International competition. In 1969, BPCI started to combine Binibining Pilipinas and Miss Philippines pageants and awarded the title "Binibining Pilipinas" to the representative in the Miss Universe and "Miss Philippines" to the representative in the Miss International.
For the first time in 1972, both titles: "Binibining Pilipinas Universe" and "Binibining Pilipinas International" were awarded to the winners.
The first Miss International crown for the Philippines, won by Gemma Cruz in 1964, is a product of the Miss Philippines pageant, the predecessor of the Binibining Pilipinas pageant. Cruz helped BPCI in crowning her successor, Isabel Barnett Santos, to represent the country in the 1965 editional of the pageant.[23][24]
Although BPCI had acquired the local franchise of the Miss World pageant in 1992, the first crown was won by Megan Young in 2013, which is a product of its successor, Miss World Philippines.
BPCI made an announcement posted in their official social media pages on December 10, 2019 that they do not anymore have the rights to send delegates to Miss Universe. The Miss Universe Organization decided not to renew its license, thus rewarding it to the Miss Universe Philippines Organization
Miss Philippines Earth
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In the first quarter of 2001, Carousel Productions relinquished the franchise for both Mutya ng Pilipinas (Beauty of the Philippines) and Miss Asia Pacific International beauty contests and decided to establish a beauty pageant whose cause is to promote environmental preservation. As a result, Miss Philippines (currently called Miss Philippines Earth) and Miss Earth pageants were established.[26]
Miss Philippines beauty pageant was formally launched in a press conference on 3 April 2001 with the search of a delegate to represent Philippines in the international Miss Earth pageant.[27] The pageant tied up with the Philippine government agencies such as the Philippine Department of Tourism (DoT), Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), and at least two international environmental groups such as the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the American Global Release to further its environmental advocacy.[28][29]
In its formative years, the pageant was simply known as Miss Philippines, but to avoid confusion with another Philippine national pageant of the same name, Binibining Pilipinas (which direct English translation is Miss Philippines), the name was changed to Miss Philippines Earth. In 2018, the title was renamed to Miss Earth Philippines to emphasize the global “Miss Earth” brand.[30][31][32] However, in 2019, the pageant reverted its name to Miss Philippines Earth to assert to its legal rights claim since Carousel Productions legally owns the Miss Philippines title according to its executive vice president, Lorraine Schuck.[31]
The pageant contestants are called "Beauties for a Cause." The competition includes swimsuit competition, long gown parade, talent competition, but more weight is given to personality and also to ecological and environmental intelligence in the interview portion.[33]
Carousel Productions opened the contest in 2006 to Filipina women of foreign ancestry, or from those living abroad such as Australia, France, Germany, United Arab Emirates and the United States.[26][34]
In 2008, Miss Philippines-Earth broadened its coverage to include candidates from various provinces, cities, and municipalities. The decision to transform Miss Philippines Earth in a larger-scale was made to further the cause of Miss Philippines Earth and with more participants involved, Carousel Productions would be able to reach more people and communities involved in its environmental advocacy.[26][34]
Mutya Pilipinas
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From 1977–1991 Mutya ng Pilipinas Asia and Mutya ng Pilipinas World competed in 2 international beauty pageants such as Miss Asia Pacific International and Miss World.[36] The runners-up compete in Miss Wonderland International, Miss Tourism International, Miss Intercontinental, Queen of Clubs International, Queen of the Year and Miss Expo International.
One of the titles of Mutya ng Pilipinas, which was first named Mutya ng Pilipinas Asia has undergone name changes starting from 1965 until 1983 for the Miss Asia Quest. Then it was renamed Mutya ng Pilipinas Asia Pacific for Miss Asia Pacific Quest from 1984 until 2004. In 2005, the title was renamed once again to Mutya ng Pilipinas Asia Pacific International for Miss Asia Pacific International Quest. Then in 2006, the Miss Asia Pacific International pageant was completely & officially scrapped with the national titlist nowhere to compete internationally and was retained for 3 years. The winner in 2006 was sent to Miss Intercontinental and in 2007 to Miss Tourism Metropolitan International.
The Mutya organizers finally changed the title to Mutya ng Pilipinas International in 2008 as the top winner and the second winner as Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism. In 2010, the top prize received the title of Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism International and the co-winners with the titles of Mutya ng Pilipinas Intercontinental & Asia Pacific International.
In 2014, Miss Intercontinental Philippines delegates are no longer selected by Mutya ng Pilipinas Organization.
In 2018, the primary winners of the pageant namely Mutya ng Pilipinas Asia Pacific International, Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism International, Mutya ng Pilipinas Tourism Queen of the Year International, and Mutya ng Pilipinas Global Beauty Queen.
In 2019 (on its 51st year), the franchise and leadership was handed over to Ms Cory Quirino who is now the President of re-branded Mutya Pilipinas, Inc. The selection of delegates will occur in Naga City, Cebu City, Bohol, Davao City, Baguio City, Pampanga, Calabarzon, NCR, and communities abroad that soon will represent the Philippines in Miss Asia Pacific International, Miss Tourism International and World Top Model.
Miss Global Philippines
Tourism is considered as one of the most lucrative industries in the Philippines. Rich in natural wonders and steeped in colorful history and diverse culture; Philippine tourism has made a significant contribution in creating a favorable image for the country and in creating livelihood for hundreds of Filipinos.
As a way of initiating its own support to the country’s tourism sector, the Miss Global Philippines Foundation, Inc. organizes the Miss Global Philippines pageant – a search for deserving Filipino women who will serve as a Tourism Ambassador promoting Philippine heritage and its world-class destinations here and abroad.
The organization believes that a beauty pageant is an effective platform to showcase what the Philippines has to offer. Exuding beauty and charm, the eventual winners of the pageant will embody the hospitality of the Filipinos known all over the world in helping the government strengthen its tourism campaign.
Moreover, the pageant embraces both single and single mothers who possess not just beauty, but also the passion to serve and the commitment to make a difference for the Philippines and its people. [37]
Jewel of the Philippines
Jewel of the Philippines, a new national beauty search that promotes empowerment of women, youth development and welfare of children.
The pageant has the rights to send Filipina delegates to: Jewel of the World, Miss Continentes Unidos and Miss Landscapes International.
International Placements
Listed according to the year it was established
- Color Key
- Proclaimed as a Winner
- Ended as a Runner-up
- Ended as one of the Finalists, Semi-finalists or Quarter-finalists
- Did Not Compete
- No Pageant Held
- Withdrew
- × No Representative
| YEAR | MISS WORLD | MISS UNIVERSE | MISS INTERNATIONAL | MISS ASIA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL | MISS INTERCONTINENTAL | MISS GLOBE | REINA HISPANOAMERICANA | MISS TOURISM INTERNATIONAL | TOP MODEL OF THE WORLD | MISS EARTH | MISS TOURISM QUEEN INTERNATIONAL | MISS CONTINENTES UNIDOS | MISS SUPRANATIONAL | MISS GRAND INTERNATIONAL | MISS GLOBAL | MISS ECO INTERNATIONAL | MISS COSMOPOLITAN WORLD | MISS MULTINATIONAL | MISS LUMIERE INTERNATIONAL WORLD | JEWEL OF THE WORLD | MISS LANDSCAPES INTERNATIONAL | MISS POLO INTERNATIONAL | MISS PLANET INTERNATIONAL | MISS CHARM | MISS GOLD INTERNATIONAL |
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Rodelie Ansay TBA |
Polyanna Manalo TBA |
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Ashley Montenegro TBA |
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| 2019 | Michelle Dee Top 12 |
Gazini Ganados Top 20 |
Patricia Magtanong Top 8 |
Klyza Castro Top 20 |
Emma Tiglao Top 20 |
Leren Bautista 2nd Runner-up |
Katrina Llegado 5th Runner-up |
Cyrille Payumo WINNER |
Tyra Goldman Top 15 |
Janelle Tee Top 20 |
Cheska Apacible Top 10 |
Jerellen Rodriguez | Resham Saeed Top 25 |
Samantha Lo | Riza Santos 3rd Runner-up |
Maureen Montagne 1st Runner-up |
Clarisa Isidro 3rd Runner-up |
Isabelle de Leon TBA |
Megan Argoncillo 4th Runner-up |
Angela Veranga 1st Runner-up |
Rachel Valera Top 12 |
Joanne Averilla 1st Runner-up |
Nichole Vargas 4th Runner-up |
(Established in 2020 - Vietnam) | (Established in 2020 - Dominican Republic)
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| 2018 | Katarina Rodriguez | Catriona Gray WINNER |
Ahtisa Manalo 1st Runner-up |
Sharifa Akeel WINNER |
Karen Gallman WINNER |
Michele Gumabao Top 15 |
Alyssa Alvarez | Julieane Fernandez 4th Runner-up |
Anna Muller | Celeste Cortesi Top 8 |
Darlene Reyes | Sarah Asido | Jehza Huelar Top 10 |
Eva Patalinjug | Eileen Gonzales | Cynthia Thomalla WINNER |
Zoe Carlyle 2nd Runner-up |
Kimilei Mugford Top 5 |
Donna Balaor 1st Runner-up |
Achelle Medrano 2nd Runner-up |
Karen Atienza WINNER |
× | (Established in 2019 - Cambodia) | ||
| 2017 | Laura Lehmann Top 40 |
Rachel Peters Top 10 |
Mariel de Leon | Ilene de Vera 4th Runner-up |
Katarina Rodriguez 1st Runner-up |
Nelda Ibe 1st Runner-up |
Teresita Marquez WINNER |
Jannie Alipo-on WINNER |
Christa Borja Top 6 |
Karen Ibasco WINNER |
No Pageant Held | Romellean Pontino | Chanel Thomas Top 10 |
Elizabeth Clenci 2nd Runner-up |
Mary Ann Mungcal Top 20 |
Ramona Yamat Top 20 |
Krystelle Ignacio Top 10 |
Sophia Senoron WINNER |
Sammie Legaspi 1st Runner-up |
(Established in 2018 - Philippines) | (Established in 2018 - China) | (Established in 2018 - Nigeria) | |||
| 2016 | Catriona Gray Top 5 |
Maxine Medina Top 6 |
Kylie Verzosa WINNER |
Ganiel Krishnan 2nd Runner-up |
Jennifer Hammond Top 15 |
Nicole Manalo 3rd Runner-up |
× | Justine San Jose | Natalia Lalonde Top 15 |
Imelda Schweighart | Nancy Leonard Top 10 |
Jeslyn Santos WINNER |
Joanna Eden Top 25 |
Nicole Cordoves 1st Runner-up |
Camille Hirro 1st Runner-up |
Aurora Asuncion | Asmen Razul | (Established in 2017 - India) | (Established in 2017 - Malaysia) | ||||||
| 2015 | Hillarie Parungao Top 10 |
Pia Wurtzbach WINNER |
Janicel Lubina Top 10 |
Leren Bautista No Pageant Held |
Christi McGarry 1st Runner-up |
Ann Colis WINNER |
× | Janela Cuaton 1st Runner-up |
Kim Fyfe | Angelia Ong WINNER |
× | Anabel Tia Top 10 |
Rogelie Catacutan Top 20 |
Parul Shah 2nd Runner-up |
Candice Ramos 4th Runner-up |
× | Patricia Cabatawan | ||||||||
| 2014 | Valerie Weigmann Top 25 |
Mary Jean Lastimosa Top 10 |
Bianca Guidotti | Eva Patalinjug No Pageant Held |
Kris Janson 2nd Runner-up |
× | × | Glennifer Perido 2nd Runner-up |
Janicel Lubina Did Not Compete |
Jamie Herrell WINNER |
Parul Shah No Pageant Held |
Angelyn Schultz | Yvethe Santiago Top 20 |
Kimberly Karlsson | Catherine Almirante 2nd Runner-up |
(Established in 2015 - Egypt) | (Established in 2015 - Malaysia) | ||||||||
| 2013 | Megan Young WINNER |
Ariella Arida 3rd Runner-up |
Bea Santiago WINNER |
No Pageant Held | Koreen Medina 3rd Runner-up |
× | × | Angeli Gomez WINNER |
Sharmaine de Ramos | Angelee delos Reyes Top 8 |
Cindy Miranda Top 10 |
Christine de Vries | Mutya Datul WINNER |
Annalie Forbes 3rd Runner-up |
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| 2012 | Queneerich Rehman Top 15 |
Janine Tugonon 1st Runner-up |
Nicole Schmitz Top 15 |
No Pageant Held | Camille Guevarra | × | × | Rizzini Gomez WINNER |
Christina Davis | Stephany Stefanowitz 1st Runner-up |
Katrina Dimaranan No Pageant Held |
× | Elaine Moll 3rd Runner-up |
(Established in 2013 - Thailand) | (Established in 2013 - United States) | ||||||||||
| 2011 | Gwendoline Ruais 1st Runner-up |
Shamcey Supsup 3rd Runner-up |
Dianne Necio Top 15 |
Vickie Rushton No Pageant Held |
Kathleen Po | × | × | Diana Rademann | Madison Elliott | Athena Imperial 2nd Runner-up |
Isabella Manjon | × | Lourenz Remetillo | ||||||||||||
| 2010 | Czarina Gatbonton | Venus Raj 4th Runner-up |
Krista Kleiner Top 15 |
Christi McGarry No Pageant Held |
Christi McGarry Top 15 |
× | × | Barbara Salvador 3rd Runner-up |
Christi McGarry Top 15 |
Psyche Resus | No Pageant Held | × | × | ||||||||||||
| 2009 | Marie-Ann Umali | Bianca Manalo | Melody Gersbach Top 15 |
Jane Bañares No Pageant Held |
Jacqueline Schubert | × | × | Jonavi Quiray | No Pageant Held | Sandra Seifert 1st Runner-up |
Razel Eguia | × | × | ||||||||||||
| 2008 | Danielle Castaño | Jennifer Barrientos | Patricia Fernandez Top 12 |
No Pageant Held | Jonavi Quiray Did Not Compete |
× | × | Jam Libatog Top 12 |
× | Karla Henry WINNER |
Kyrstle Dizon | × | (Established in 2009 - Poland) | ||||||||||||
| 2007 | Maggie Wilson | Anna Licaros | Nadia Shami | No Pageant Held | Zephora Mayon Did Not Compete |
× | × | Ana Morelos 4th Runner-up |
Rosita Defino | Jeanne Harn | Annemarie Jebb | × | |||||||||||||
| 2006 | Anna Igpit | Lia Ramos | Denille Valmonte | No Pageant Held | Kirby Basken Top 12 |
Jamie Castilo | × | Vera Reiter | Michelle de Leon WINNER |
Cathy Untalan 2nd Runner-up |
Justine Gabionza WINNER |
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| 2005 | Carlene Aguilar Top 15 |
Gionna Cabrera | Lara Quigaman WINNER |
Carmeniezinas Nicolosi Did Not Compete |
Namkeen Hameed | Hemilyn Escudero | × | Arabella Hanesh | × | Genebelle Raagas Top 16 |
Margrethe Alonso Top 12 |
(Established in 2006 - Ecuador) | |||||||||||||
| 2004 | Karla Bautista Top 5 |
Maricar Balagtas | Margaret Bayot Top 15 |
Jedah Hernandez 4th Runner-up |
Jamie Burgos Top 12 |
Micaela Padilla | × | Eizza Lim | × | Tamera Szijarto Top 8 |
Charisse Ocrisma | ||||||||||||||
| 2003 | Mafae Yunon Top 5 |
Carla Balingit | Jhezarie Javier | Jamie Castillo Top 10 |
Kristine Caballero Did Not Compete |
× | × | Angeline Tucio | × | Laura Dunlap Top 10 |
(Established in 2004 - China) | ||||||||||||||
| 2002 | Katherine Manalo Top 10 |
Karen Agustin | Kristine Alzar | Miriam Chui 3rd Runner-up |
Michelle Peñez Did Not Compete |
Karen Agustin Top 8 |
× | Frances Arreza Top 10 |
Justine Gabionza 4th Runner-up |
April Perez Top 10 | |||||||||||||||
| 2001 | Gilrhea Quinzon | Zorayda Andam | Maricarl Tolosa | Darlene Carbungco 4th Runner-up |
Marie Acas Did Not Compete |
Maricar Balagtas WINNER |
× | Mary Diño | × | Carlene Aguilar Top 10 | |||||||||||||||
| 2000 | Katherine de Guzman | Niña Alagao | Joanna Peñaloza | Josephine Canonizado | Ruaina Kiram Did Not Compete |
× | × | Esperanza Manzano WINNER |
× | (Established in 2001 - Philippines) | |||||||||||||||
| 1999 | Lalaine Edson | Miriam Quiambao 1st Runner-up |
Georgina Sandico | Ritchie Ocampo Top 10 |
Heidi Punzalan Did Not Compete |
Janelle Bautista Top 12 |
× | Raquel Uy 1st Runner-up |
× | ||||||||||||||||
| 1998 | Rachel Soriano | Jewel Lobaton | Colette Glazer Top 15 |
Rochelle Ong | Rosario Gonzales | × | × | Mellany Gabat 2nd Runner-up |
Elizabeth Sison | ||||||||||||||||
| 1997 | Kristine Florendo | Abbygale Arenas | Susan Ritter Top 15 |
Sheryll Moraga Top 10 |
Erlinda Mejia | × | × | No Pageant Held | Cherry Chavez Top 11 | ||||||||||||||||
| 1996 | Daisy Reyes | Aileen Damiles | Yedda Kittilstvedt Top 15 |
Marilyn Maristela 1st Runner-up |
Faith Amigo Top 10 |
× | × | No Pageant Held | × | ||||||||||||||||
| 1995 | Reham Tago | Joanne Santos | Gladys Dueñas Top 15 |
Maricel Morales Top 12 |
Maria Bacud 1st Runner-up |
× | × | Sherilyne Reyes 3rd Runner-up |
Lorena de Leon 3rd Runner-up | ||||||||||||||||
| 1994 | Caroline Subijano Top 10 |
Charlene Gonzales Top 6 |
Alma Concepcion Top 15 |
Angelica Reyes Top 12 |
× | × | × | Riza Martinez 4th Runner-up |
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| 1993 | Ruffa Gutierrez 2nd Runner-up |
Dindi Gallardo | Sheela Santarin | Michele Aldana WINNER |
× | Carol Quiño | × | (Established in 1994 - Malaysia) | (Established in 1994 - Panama) | ||||||||||||||||
| 1992 | Marina Benipayo | Elizabeth Berroya | Jo-Anne Alivio | Mutya Laxa 2nd Runner-up |
× | × | × | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1991 | Gemith Gemparo | Lourdes Gonzalez | Patricia Betita Top 15 |
No Pageant Held | × | Shawnaleh Arevalo | × | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1990 | Antonette Ballesteros | Germelina Padilla | Jennifer Pingree | No Pageant Held | × | Carla Perez | (Established in 1991 - Bolivia) | ||||||||||||||||||
| 1989 | Estrella Querubin | Sara Paez | Lilia Andanar | Lorna Legaspi WINNER |
× | Angela Figueras Top 5 | |||||||||||||||||||
| 1988 | Dana Narvadez | Perfida Limpin | Anthea Robles | Hyacinth Lotuaco | × | × | |||||||||||||||||||
| 1987 | Lourdes Apostol | Geraldine Asis Top 10 |
Lourdes Enriquez | Gina Vinluan Top 15 |
× | (Established in 1988 - Turkey) | |||||||||||||||||||
| 1986 | Sherry Byrne Top 15 |
Violeta Naluz | Alice Dixson Top 15 |
Glenah Slaton Top 16 |
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| 1985 | Elizabeth Cuenco | Joyce Burton | Sabrina Artadi | Millicent Bautista Top 12 |
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| 1984 | Aurora Sevilla | Desiree Verdadero 3rd Runner-up |
Bella Nachor | Aurora Mandanas Top 10 |
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| 1983 | Marilou Sadiua | Rosita Capuyon | Flor Pastrana | Gloria Dimayacyac WINNER |
Marilou Adina Top 12 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1982 | Sarah Areza Top 15 |
Isabel Lopez | Lisa Manibog | Maria Zaragoza WINNER |
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| 1981 | Suzette Nicolas | Caroline Mendoza | Alice Sacasas Top 15 |
Marilou Bendigo | Zenayda de Andes | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1980 | Milagros Nabor | Chat Silayan 3rd Runner-up |
Diana Chiong Top 12 |
Rosa de Vera 1st Runner-up |
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| 1979 | Josefina Francisco | Criselda Cecilio | Melanie Marquez WINNER |
Lorraine Schuck 2nd Runner-up |
Emma Mascareñas | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1978 | Louvette Hammond | Jennifer Cortez | Luz Policarpio | Epifania Lagman 1st Runner-up |
Bella Baliguas | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1977 | Melissa Veneracion Withdrew |
Anna Kier | Cristina Alberto Withdrew |
Rosario Diaz 4th Runner-up |
Marilou Lee Top 19 | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1976 | Josephine Conde Withdrew |
Elizabeth de Padua | Dolores Ascalon Top 15 |
Luisa Delgado 3rd Runner-up |
× | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1975 | Suzanne Gonzales | Chiqui Brosas 4th Runner-up |
Jaye Murphy Top 15 |
Maricel Fortuno | × | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1974 | Agnes Rustia | Guadalupe Sanchez Top 12 |
Erlynne Bernardez | Maria Penson 2nd Runner-up |
× | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1973 | Evangeline Pascual 1st Runner-up |
Margarita Moran WINNER |
Elena Ojeda 4th Runner-up |
Lourdes Atienza | × | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1972 | Evangeline Reyes Top 15 |
Barbara Crespo Top 12 |
Yolanda Dominguez 2nd Runner-up |
Yvette Alfon 1st Runner-up |
× | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1971 | Onelia Jose | Vida Doria | Evelyn Camus 2nd Runner-up |
Carolyn Masibay 1st Runner-up |
× | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1970 | Minerva Cagatao Top 15 |
Simonette delos Reyes | Aurora Pijuan WINNER |
Alice Crisostomo 1st Runner-up |
(Established in 1971 - Panama) | ||||||||||||||||||||
| 1969 | Feliza Miro | Gloria Diaz WINNER |
Margaret Montinola Top 15 |
Lourdes Muñoz | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1968 | Cecilia Amabuyok 4th Runner-up |
Rosario Zaragoza | Nenita Ramos Top 15 |
Mary Jane Penson 3rd Runner-up | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1967 | Maita Gomez | Pilar Pilapil | Margarita Romualdez | No Pageant Held | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1966 | Vivien Austria | Clarinda Soriano Top 15 |
No Pageant Held | No Pageant Held | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1965 | × | Louise Aurelio Vail Top 15 |
Isabelle Santos | Resurreccion Vianzon 2nd Runner-up | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1964 | × | Myrna Panlilio | Gemma Cruz WINNER |
(Established in 1965 - Philippines | |||||||||||||||||||||
| 1963 | × | Lalaine Bennett 3rd Runner-up |
Monina Yllana Top 15 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1962 | × | Josephine Brown | Cynthia Ugalde | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1961 | × | × | Pilar Arciaga | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1960 | × | × | Edita Vital Top 15 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1959 | × | Christina Matias Did Not Compete |
(Established in 1960 - Japan) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1958 | × | Carmen Tuazon Did Not Compete | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1957 | × | Carmen Corrales | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1956 | × | Isabel Rodriguez | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1955 | × | Yvonne delos Reyes | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1954 | × | Blesilda Ocampo Top 16 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1953 | × | Cristina Pacheco | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1952 | × | Teresita Sanchez | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1951 | × | (Established in 1952 - United States) | |||||||||||||||||||||||
| 1950 | (Established in 1951 - United Kingdom) |
Placements
| Name of Pageant | Placements | Best Result |
|---|---|---|
| Miss World | 20 |  Winner (2013)
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| Miss Universe | 24 | Winner (1969 • 1973 • 2015 • 2018)
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| Miss International | 33 | Winner (1964 • 1970 • 1979 • 2005 • 2013 • 2016)
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| Miss Asia Pacific International | 32 | Winner (1982 • 1983 • 1989 • 1993 • 2018)
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| Miss Intercontinental | 9 | Winner (2018)
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| Miss Globe | 9 | Winner (2001 • 2015)
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| Reina Hispanoamericana | 2 | Winner (2017)
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| Miss Tourism International | 17 | Winner (2000 • 2012 • 2013 • 2017 • 2019)
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| Top Model of the World | 17 | Winner (2006)
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| Miss Earth | 8 | Winner (2008 • 2014 • 2015 • 2017)
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| Miss Tourism Queen International | 5 | Winner (2006)
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| Miss Continentes Unidos | 2 | Winner (2016)
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| Miss Supranational | 9 | Winner (2013)
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| Miss Grand International | 4 | 1st Runner-up (2016)
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| Miss Global | 6 | 1st Runner-up (2017)
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| Miss Eco International | 3 | Winner (2018)
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| Miss Cosmopolitan World | 3 | 2nd Runner-up (2018)
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| Miss Multinational | 2 | Winner (2017)
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| Miss Lumiere International World | 3 | 1st Runner-up (2018)
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| Jewel of the World | 2 | 1st Runner-up (2019)
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| Miss Landscapes International | 2 | Winner (2018)
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| Miss Polo International | 1 | 1st Runner-up (2019)
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| Miss Planet International | 1 | 4th Runner-up (2019)
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| Miss Charm | TBA | TBA (TBA)
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| Miss Gold International | TBA | TBA (TBA)
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| Total | 212 | 36 WINNERS
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First Titleholders
Below are the list of the first Filipina title holder of a pageant and the year she won.
| Pageant | Titleholder | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Miss World | Megan Young | 2013 |
| Miss Universe | Gloria Diaz | 1968 |
| Miss International | Gemma Cruz | 1964 |
| Miss Asia Pacific International | Maria Zaragoza | 1982 |
| Miss Intercontinental | Karen Gallman | 2018 |
| Miss Globe | Maricar Balagtas | 2001 |
| Reina Hispanoamericana | Teresita Marquez | 2017 |
| Miss Tourism International | Esperanza Manzano | 2000 |
| Top Model of the World | Michelle de Leon | 2006 |
| Miss Earth | Karla Henry | 2008 |
| Miss Tourism Queen International | Justine Gabionza | 2006 |
| Miss Continentes Unidos | Jeslyn Santos | 2016 |
| Miss Supranational | Mutya Datul | 2013 |
| Miss Grand International | - | - |
| Miss Global | - | - |
| Miss Eco International | Cynthia Thomalla | 2018 |
| Miss Cosmopolitan World | - | - |
| Miss Multinational | Sophia Senoron | 2017 |
| Miss Lumiere International World | - | - |
| Jewel of the World | - | - |
| Miss Landscapes International | Karen Atienza | 2018 |
| Miss Polo International | - | - |
| Miss Planet International | - | - |
| Miss Charm | - | - |
| Miss Gold International | - | - |
Back-to-back Win
The Philippines already has three back-to-back wins since the advent of Beauty Pageant:
- Miss Asia Pacific International 1982 with Maria Zaragoza and 1983 with Gloria Dimayacyac
- Miss Tourism International 2012 with Rizzini Gomez and 2013 with Angeli Gomez
- Miss Earth 2014 with Jamie Herrell and 2015 with Angelia Ong
Sandwich Victory
The Philippines already has two sandwich victories since the advent of Beauty Pageant:
- Miss Earth 2015 with Angelia Ong and 2017 with Karen Ibasco
- Miss Tourism International 2017 with Jannie Alipo-on and 2019 Cyrille Payumo
Multiple Wins
The Philippines already has five multiple wins since the advent of Beauty Pageant:
- Miss World 2013 with Megan Young, Miss International 2013 with Bea Santiago, Miss Tourism International 2013 with Angeli Gomez and Miss Supranational 2013 with Mutya Datul
- Miss Universe 2015 with Pia Wurtzbach, Miss Earth 2015 with Angelia Ong and Miss Globe 2015 with Ann Colis
- Miss International 2016 with Kylie Verzosa and Miss Contienentes Unidos 2016 with Jeslyn Santos
- Miss Earth 2017 with Karen Ibasco, Reina Hispanoamericana 2017 with Teresita Marquez, Miss Tourism International 2017 with Jannie Alipo-on and Miss Multinational 2017 with Sophia Senoron
- Miss Universe 2018 with Catriona Gray, Miss Asia Pacific International 2018 with Sharifa Akeel, Miss Intercontinental 2018 with Karen Gallman, Miss Eco International 2018 with Cynthia Thomalla and Miss Landscapes International 2018 with Karen Atienza
Streaks
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Since Venus Raj's 4th runner-up finish at Miss Universe 2010 (marking the Philippines' first semifinal placement at the pageant since Miriam Quiambao placed second to Botswana at Miss Universe 1999), the country has consistently placed in the Miss Universe semifinals each consecutive year, with a Top 20 placement in 2019, two Top 10 placements in 2014 and 2017, a Top 5/6 placement in 2016, four consecutive runner-up finishes at the Top 5 from 2010 to 2013[39], and two crowns in 2015 with Pia Wurtzbach and 2018 with Catriona Gray. This made the Philippines the first participating nation at Miss Universe to appear in the Miss Universe semifinals annually for at least 10 consecutive years beginning in any year of the 21st century.[40]
The Philippines also held two Big 4 pageant crowns simultaneously twice - in 2013 with Bea Rose Santiago (Miss International) and Megan Young (Miss World), and in 2015 with Angelia Ong (Miss Earth) and Pia Wurtzbach (Miss Universe) - and currently holds the record for the longest winning streak of Big 4 beauty pageants, lasting between 2013 and 2018. Catriona Gray's Top 5 finish at Miss World 2016 and eventual title win at Miss Universe 2018 currently ranks as the most successful crossover between the world's two most prestigious beauty pageants in the 21st century, breaking the Philippines' tie with U.S.A. to become the second most successful pageant powerhouse nation in the world (and the single most successful pageant powerhouse country in the Eastern Hemisphere), only trailing Venezuela with 15 crowns versus the latter's 23 crowns.[41]
From 2010 to 2019 alone, the Philippines has only unplaced twice in each of the Miss World, Miss International and Miss Earth competitions, making it the country with the single most successful decade in terms of Big 4 beauty pageant results in the world. Previously relying on international training in India, Venezuela and Colombia for competing at the aforementioned competitions, by the 2010s decade, the Philippines has gained worldwide attention for its pageant training mechanisms.[42][43]
Major Beauty Pageants
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Upon winning Miss World 2013, the Philippines was the third country after the Latin nations of Brazil and Venezuela to win all titles of the Big Four pageants.[45] The Philippines currently has six Miss International crowns, four Miss Earth crowns, four Miss Universe crowns, and one Miss World crown. By winning Miss World 2013, Miss International 2013, Miss Earth 2014, Miss Earth 2015, and Miss Universe 2015, the Philippines became the fastest country to win all four major titles by achieving the feat in a span of only three calendar years.[46] The country continued its streak after winning Miss International 2016, Miss Earth 2017, and Miss Universe 2018, and currently holds the distinction of longest streak of wins in all four major beauty pageants with a streak of six successive years from 2013 to 2018.[47][48][49][50]
Minor Beauty Pageants
Aside from those major crowns, the Philippines also has the longest winning stake in minor beauty pageants from 2013 to the present including a back-to-back win in Miss Tourism International 2012 and Miss Tourism International 2013, Miss Supranational 2013,[51] Asia's first title in Miss Supranational, Miss Tourism Metropolitan 2014, Miss Globe 2015,[52] Miss Tourism Queen of the Year 2015, Miss Continentes Unidos 2016, a sandwich win on Miss Tourism International 2017 and Miss Tourism International 2019, the inaugural Miss Multinational 2017, Asia’s first title on Reina Hispanoamericana 2017,[53] Miss Eco International 2018 where Asia got its first title, Dreamgirl of the Year International 2018, the inaugural Miss Landscapes International 2018, Miss Asia Pacific International 2018[54] and Miss Intercontinental 2018[55] where Philippines got its first crown.
Hosting
Philippines first hosted its major international pageant in 1974 for Miss Universe. It has also hosted Miss Earth and Miss Asia Pacific International several times, as the pageant originated in the country. [56][57] In July 2017, Miss World Philippines director Arnold Vegafria revealed that he was offred for the Philippines to stage the Miss World 2019 pageant but it didn’t pushed through due to lack of support from the National Government and the Department of Tourism. [58]
| Year of Hosting | Pageant |
|---|---|
| 1974, 1994, 2016 | Miss Universe |
| 1965, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 |
Miss Asia Pacific International |
| 2018 | Miss Intercontinental |
| 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 |
Miss Earth |
| 2015, 2016, 2018 | Miss Global |
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