Miss and Mister Supranational

Miss Supranational is an annual international female beauty pageant, started in 2009, and with most contests held in Poland. The most recent competition involved candidates from 77 countries.[2][3]

Miss Supranational

Logo for Miss Supranational organization
Motto	Glamour, Fashion and Natural Beauty[1]
Formation	2009
Type	Beauty pageant
Headquarters	Poland
Official language	English
Leader	Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski
Key people	World Beauty Association (WBA)
Website	www.misssupranational.com

A parallel male contest, Mister Supranational, began in 2016, also in Poland, most recently involving 41 countries.

The current pageant title holders are Anntonia Porsild of Thailand, and Nate Crnkovich of the United States. They were elected in 2019, but will retain their titles into 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic; 2020 will be the first year that the Miss and Mister Supranational contests were not held since their inception.[4]

History

The finals of Miss Supranational 2017. Left to right: first runner-up Tica Martinez of Colombia; reigning Miss Supranational 2016 Srinidhi Shetty; 2017 winner Jenny Kim of South Korea

Miss Supranational is managed by the World Beauty Association S.A., which was founded in 2009 in Panama. The first World Beauty Association president was Tryny Marcela Yandar Lobón, with Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski from Poland as executive producer, and president of the production company Nowa Scena.[5]

Parzutka von Lipinski has been referred to as the President of Miss Supranational since at least 2017.[6][7]

The Miss Supranational contests began in 2009 and were held in Poland except 2013 which was in Minsk, Belarus,[8] and 2016, which was co-hosted with Poprad, Slovakia.[9] Mister Supranational also began in 2016, in Krynica-Zdrój, Poland.[10]

The World Beauty Association, based in Hong Kong, organized a rival Miss Supranational 2014 pageant in India which could not be held in person due to responses to the West African Ebola virus epidemic. It crowned one candidate, Jennifer Poleo of Venezuela, remotely, and without runners-up, and did not hold any subsequent contests.[11]

The Miss and Mister Supranational 2020 contests were postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with Anntonia Porsild from Thailand and Nate Crnkovich from the United States to retain their respective titles until then.[7]

Miss Supranational

Titleholders

Year	Country	Titleholder	Runners-up, in order 1st through 4th	Venue of Competition	Date	Number of Entrants
2009[lower-alpha 1]	Ukraine	Oksana Moria	Belarus – Marina Lepesha  Poland – Klaudia Ungerman  Honduras – Ruth Aleman Alverado  England – Amanda Lillian Ball	Płock, Poland	5 Sep 2009	36
2010	Panama	Karina Pinilla Corro[13][14]	Czech Republic – Hana Věrná  Slovenia – Sandra Marinović  Peru – Claudia Villafuerte,  Thailand – Maythavee Burapasing		28 Aug 2010	65
2011	Poland	Monika Lewczuk[15]	Belarus – Liudmila Yakimovich  Puerto Rico – Valery Velez  Vietnam – Daniela Nova Nguyen Thu May[16]  United States – Krystelle Khoury		26 Aug 2011	70
2012	Belarus	Katsyaryna Ekaterina Buraya[17][18]	Thailand – Nanthawan Wannachutha  Czech Republic – Michaela Dihlová  Philippines – Elaine Kay Moll  Ecuador – Sulay Castillo	Warsaw, Poland	14 Sep 2012	53
2013[lower-alpha 2]	Philippines	Mutya Johanna Datul[21][22]	Mexico – Jacqueline Morales  Turkey – Leyla Kose  Indonesia – Cok Istri Krisnanda Widani  US Virgin Islands – Esonica Veira	Minsk, Belarus	6 Sep 2013	83
2014[lower-alpha 3]	India	Asha Bhat[24]	Thailand – Parapadsorn 'Pla' Disdamrong[25]  Gabon – Maggaly Nguema  United States – Allyn Rose  Poland – Katarzyna Krzeszowska	Warsaw, Poland	5 Dec 2014	71
2015	Paraguay	Stephanía Vasquez Stegman[26]	Canada – Siera Bearchell  Colombia – Mónica Castaño Agudelo  Iceland – Tanja Ýr Ástþórsdóttir  Mexico – Karina Martin	Krynica-Zdroj, Poland	4 Dec 2015	82[27]
2016[lower-alpha 4]	India	Srinidhi Shetty[30]	Venezuela – Valeria Vespoli  Suriname – Jaleesa Pigot  Sri Lanka – Ornella Mariam Jayasiri Gunesekere  Hungary – Korinna Kocsis		2 Dec 2016	71
2017[lower-alpha 5]	South Korea	Jenny Kim[33][34]	Colombia – Tica Martinez  Romania – Bianca Tirsin  Ethiopia – Bitaniya Yosef  Puerto Rico – Larissa Santiago		1 Dec 2017	65
2018[lower-alpha 6]	Puerto Rico	Valeria Vázquez Latorre[38][39]	United States – Katrina Jayne Dimaranan  Poland – Magdalena Bieńkowska  Indonesia – Wilda Octaviana Situngkir  Mexico – Diana Romero		7 Dec 2018	73
2019[lower-alpha 7]	Thailand	Anntonia Porsild [41][42]	Namibia – Yana Haenisch  Indonesia – Jesica Fitriana Martasari  Peru – Janick Maceta del Castillo  Venezuela – Gabriela De La Cruz	Katowice, Poland	6 Dec 2019	77
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[lower-alpha 8]
2021	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD	TBD

Country/Territory by number of wins

List of countries by number of Miss Supranational wins

Number of wins	Country/Territory	Years
2	India	2014, 2016
1	Thailand	2019
	Puerto Rico	2018
	Korea	2017
	Paraguay	2015
	Philippines	2013
	Belarus	2012
	Poland	2011
	Panama	2010
	Ukraine	2009

Gallery of winners

• 
  Miss Supranational 2019
  Anntonia Porsild,
  Thailand
• 
  Miss Supranational 2017
  Jenny Kim,
  South Korea
• 
  Miss Supranational 2016
  Srinidhi Shetty,
  India
• 
  Miss Supranational 2014
  Asha Bhat,
  India
• 
  Miss Supranational 2013
  Mutya Datul,
  Philippines
• 
  Miss Supranational 2011
  Monika Lewczuk,
  Poland
• 
  Miss Supranational 2010
  Karina Pinilla,
  Panama

Notes

1. The first Miss Supranational pageant. Moria won $25,000, and also won Miss Photogenic.[12]
2. Datul was the first Asian winner,[19] and also won Miss Personality.[20]
3. Bhat also won the Miss Talent title, with Bollywood singing.[23]
4. Both Shetty and Bhat, the previous Miss Supranational 2014 winner from India, are Mangaloreans from Karnataka.[28] The winner's award was increased to $30,000.[29]
5. Kim was the first South Korean winner of a major international beauty pageant.[31][32]
6. Vázquez was publicly congratulated by President of the Senate of Puerto Rico Thomas Rivera Schatz, and First Lady of Puerto Rico Beatriz Rosselló for making Puerto Rico the first country to win the five most important international beauty pageants (Miss World, Miss Universe, Miss International, Miss Earth and Miss Supranational).[35][36][37]
7. The winner's award was increased to $35,000.[40]
8. The 2019 reigning titleholder Anntonia Porsild will remain Miss Supranational until 2021 due to the cancellation of the 2020 pageant because of the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.

Mister Supranational

Mister Supranational

Logo for Mister Supranational organization
Formation	2016
Type	Beauty pageant
Headquarters	Panama City, Panama
Official language	English
Leader	Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski
Key people	World Beauty Association (WBA)
Website	www.mistersupranational.com

Kevin Dasom, center, among competitors for Mister Supranational Thailand 2018

Titleholders

Year	Country	Mister Supranational	Runners-up, in order 1st through 4th	Venue of Competition	Date	Number of Entrants
2016[lower-alpha 1]	Mexico	Diego Garcy[44]	Belarus – Sergey Bindalov  India – Jitesh Thakur  Brazil – Bruno Vanin  Romania – Catalin Brinza	Krynica-Zdroj, Poland	December 3	37[45]
2017	Venezuela	Gabriel Correa[46]	Spain – Alejandro Cifo Capilla  Brazil – Matheus Song  Slovakia – Michal Gajdosech  Mexico – Hector Javier Parga		December 2	35
2018[lower-alpha 2]	India	Prathamesh Maulingkar	Poland – Jakub Kucner  Brazil – Samuel Costa  Thailand – Kevin Dasom  Netherlands – Ennio Fafieanie		December 8	39
2019[lower-alpha 3]	United States	Nate Crnkovich	Brazil – Italo Cerqueira  Peru – Alonzo Martinez Vivanco  Poland – Tomasz Zarzycki  Venezuela – Leonardo Carrero	Katowice, Poland	December 7	41
2020	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Country/Territory by number of wins

List of countries by number of Mister Supranational wins

Titles	Country/Territory	Year
1	United States	2019
	India	2018
	Venezuela	2017
	Mexico	2016

Gallery of winners

• 
  Mr. Supranational 2018
  Prathamesh Maulingkar,
  India

Notes

1. The first Mister Supranational pageant. Garcy won $20,000, and also won Mister Elegance.[43]
2. Maulingkar also won Best Body.[47][48]
3. Crnkovich won $15,000. He had defeated 12 competitors to win Mister Supernational United States.[49][50]

Miss and Mister Supranational Organization

The following is a list of all Miss and Mister Supranational Organization titleholders from the founding of each pageant until now.

Edition	Miss Supranational	National title	Country	Mister Supranational	National title	Country
2021	To be announced			To be announced
2019	Anntonia Porsild	Miss Supranational Thailand	Thailand	Nate Crnkovich	Mr Supranational USA	United States
2018	Valeria Vázquez	Nuestra Belleza Puerto Rico - Supranational	Puerto Rico	Prathamesh Maulingkar	Mr Supranational India	India
2017	Jenny Kim	Miss Queen Korea - Supranational	Korea	Gabriel Correa	Mr Venezuela	Venezuela
2016	Srinidhi Shetty	Miss Diva - Supranational	India	Diego Garcy	Mr Model México Supranacional	Mexico
2015	Stephanía Stegman	Miss Supranational Paraguay	Paraguay	↑ No Pageant Held (established in 2016)
2014	Asha Bhat	Miss Diva - Supranational	India
2013	Mutya Johanna Datul	Binibining Pilipinas - Supranational	Philippines
2012	Katsyaryna Ekaterina Buraya	Miss Belarus - Supranational	Belarus
2011	Monika Lewczuk	Miss Polski - Supranational	Poland
2010	Karina Pinilla Corro	Miss Supranational Panamá	Panama
2009	Oksana Moria	Miss Supranational Ukraine	Ukraine

National franchises

National franchises have a lot of latitude in choosing candidates for Miss and Mister Supranational. Some are the winners of individual contests for their Miss Supranational, others get the honor by winning first or second runner-up from contests for candidates to multiple international pageants, and yet others are chosen in different ways.

Australia

Alecia McCallum won Miss Supranational Australia 2018 in a stand-alone pageant.[51]

Croatia

Tihana Babij won Miss Supranational Croatia 2018 after defeating 17 regional Croatia contestants; she herself comes from Vienna and was the representative of the Croatian diaspora.[52][53]

Ecuador

Justeen Cruz was picked Miss Supranational Ecuador 2020 via an online competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[54]

Gibraltar

Aisha Benyahya became Miss Supranational Gibraltar 2016 after winning second place at Miss Gibraltar.[55]

India

Asha Bhat, Miss Supranational India 2014, and the eventual winner of Miss Supranational 2014, had been second runner up at Miss Diva 2014.[56] Altamash Faraz became Mister Supranational India 2016 after placing second runner-up in Mr India 2016.[57] Shefali Sood became the Miss Supranational India 2019 representative at Miss Diva 2019.[58] Aavriti Choudhary was chosen Miss India Supranational 2020 after getting first runner up in Miss Diva 2020.[59]

Indonesia

Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata (literally translated "Princess of Indonesia: Tourism") is the title given to the second runner-up of the Puteri Indonesia beauty pageant. Since 2013, the winner of Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata has been sent to compete as Miss Supranational Indonesia.[60] (The 2011 and 2012 winners competed in Miss Asia Pacific World.[61][62])

The first Puteri Indonesia Pariwisata to compete in Miss Supranational was Cok Istri Krisnanda Widani from Bali in 2013. The president-owner of Puteri Indonesia are The Royal Highest Family of Surakarta Sunanate, Princess Mooryati Soedibyo and Princess Putri Kuswisnuwardhani.[63][64][65] Intan Aletrino became Miss Supranational Indonesia 2016 by winning second runner-up in Puteri Indonesia 2016.[66] Karina Nadila was Miss Supranational Indonesia 2017 after winning second runner up in Puteri Indonesia 2017.[67]

Jamaica

Franz Christie was chosen Mister Supranational Jamaica 2017 at the United Nations Pageants, separately from and before the Miss Supranational Jamaica candidate.[68] Rayon Davis and Kimberly Dawkins were chosen Mister and Miss Jamaica Supranational 2019 together.[69]

Japan

Yurika Nakamoto was selected Miss Supranational Japan 2018, defeating 30 candidates, at the same pageant that also selected Miss United Continents Japan 2018, and Miss Asia Pacific International Japan 2018.[70][71]

Laos

Kithsada Vongsaysavath was selected Miss Supranational Lao 2017 after winning second runner-up at Miss Grand Laos 2017.[72]

Mauritius

Urvashi Hureeram became Miss Supranational Mauritius 2019 as first runner-up to Miss Universe Mauritius 2019.[73]

Nigeria

Oluchi Kalu became Miss Supranational Nigeria 2019 after being first runner-up at the 2019 Beauty of Africa International Pageant.[74]

Philippines

When Elaine Kay Moll won first runner-up in Binibining Pilipinas 2012, she didn't expect to be sent to Miss Supranational in Poland, but she was sent, and won third runner-up.[75] Jehza Mae Huelar won Miss Philippines Supranational 2018, due to getting second runner-up in Binibining Pilipinas 2018.[76] Resham Saeed was Miss Supranational Philippines 2019, after getting second runner-up in Binibining Pilipinas 2019.[77][78] The Philippine Miss Supranational contest franchise moved from Binibining Pilipinas to Miss World Philippines in 2020.[79][80]

Myanmar

Khin Wint Wah was selected as the first Miss Supranational Myanmar, in 2013, by defeating 99 other contestants in a general knowledge test, rather than a beauty contest.[81] Swe Zin Htet became Miss Supranational Myanmar 2016 by winning the Miss Golden Land Myanmar contest, which also sent contestants to Miss Earth, Miss Intercontinental, Face of Beauty International, Miss Tourism International and Miss Globe.[82]

Rwanda

Aurore Mutesi Kayibanda competed in Miss Supranational 2013 after winning Miss Rwanda 2012.[83][84] Shanita Munyana won Miss Supranational Rwanda in 2019, winning Rwf1 million.[85]

South Africa

Belinde Schroeder was crowned Miss Supranational South Africa 2018.[86] The Miss South Africa pageant also began selecting candidates for Miss Supranational South Africa in 2020.[87]

Trinidad & Tobago

Yia-Loren Gomez was the first Miss Trinidad and Tobago Supranational in 2019.[88]

United States

In the United States, there are statewide Miss Supranational titles. Angela Ritossa was Miss Ohio Supranational 2017 before competing for Miss Supranational United States.[89]

Since February 2018, the Miss Supranational USA franchise has been owned and directed by Cecilio Asuncion, founder of transgender modeling agency Slay Model Management.[90]

Vietnam

Nguyen Thi Le Quyen became Miss Supranational Vietnam 2015 after winning second runner-up in Miss Ao Dai Vietnam, and also represented the country in Miss Grand International 2015.[91]

See also

• List of beauty contests

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