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Miss Universe 2015
DateDecember 20, 2015
PresentersSteve Harvey
Roselyn Sánchez[1]
EntertainmentCharlie Puth[2]
Seal[2]
The Band Perry[2]
VenueThe AXIS, Las Vegas, Nevada
BroadcasterFox (English)
Azteca (Spanish)[3]
Entrants80
Placements15
WithdrawalsEgypt
Ethiopia
Guam
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Lithuania
Slovenia
Sri Lanka
St. Lucia
Switzerland
Trinidad & Tobago
Turks & Caicos
ReturnsCayman Islands
Denmark
Montenegro
Vietnam
WinnerPia Wurtzbach
( Philippines)
Best National CostumeAniporn Chalermburanawong
( Thailand)

Miss Universe 2015, the 64th edition of the Miss Universe pageant, was held on 20 December 2015 at the The AXIS in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.[4] Paulina Vega of Colombia crowned her successor Pia Wurtzbach of the Philippines. 80 contestants competed in the 2015 event.

This was the first edition of the Miss Universe pageant to be held under the ownership of WME/IMG, which purchased the Miss Universe Organization from Donald Trump on September 14, 2014, three days after NBCUniversal sold him its 50% interest in the organization in exchange for Trump dropping a breach of contract lawsuit he filed against the media company in August for terminating NBC's contract to televise the Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants. Consequently, it is also the first Miss Universe event to be aired by Fox and Azteca, which replaced NBC and UniMás (the respective parents of both networks, NBCUniversal and Univision Communications, terminated their rights to the pageant as a result of Trump's incendiary statements against Mexican immigrants during his speech announcing his candidacy for the Republican Party nomination for President of the United States on June 16) as the pageant's respective English and Spanish broadcasters.[5][6][7][8][9][10][11]

The telecast was notable for an error in which host Steve Harvey mistakenly announced Ariadna Gutiérrez, who represented Colombia in that year's pageant, as Miss Universe 2015, even though the judges had decided that Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach from the Philippines had won.[12] Gutiérrez was initially crowned though about three minutes later, following Harvey's admission of his error, the crown was removed by Vega from Gutiérrez and given to Wurtzbach. The telecast abruptly ended without Wurtzbach performing the traditional walk with the crown.[13]

Results

Miss Universe 2015 participant countries and territories
Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, Miss Universe 2015 official venue

Placements

Final results Contestant
Miss Universe 2015
1st Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Top 5
Top 10
Top 15

Special awards

Best in National Costume
Results Contestant
Winner
Top 5

Judges

Preliminary competition

Final telecast

Contestants

80 contestants competed for the title of Miss Universe 2015:[14]

Country/Territory Contestant Age Height Hometown
Albania Albania Megi Luka[15] 19 5'10" Fushë-Krujë
Angola Angola Whitney Shikongo[16] 20 5'11" Huíla
Argentina Argentina Claudia Barrionuevo[17] 24 5'8" Salta
Aruba Aruba Alysha Boekhoudt[citation needed] 21 5'7" Oranjestad
Australia Australia Monika Radulovic[18] 25 5'9" Sydney
Austria Austria Amina Dagi[19] 20 5'9" Vienna
The Bahamas Bahamas Toria Nichole[citation needed] 27 6'1" Nassau
Belgium Belgium Annelies Törös[20] 20 5'8" Antwerp
Bolivia Bolivia Romina Rocamonje[21] 23 5'7" Beni
Brazil Brazil Marthina Brandt[22] 23 5'10" Vale Real
British Virgin Islands British Virgin Islands Adorya Baly[citation needed] 22 5'8" Tortola
Bulgaria Bulgaria Radostina Todorova[23] 20 5'9" Vratsa
Canada Canada Paola Nunez[24] 24 5'7" Toronto
Cayman Islands Cayman Islands Tonie Chisholm[25] 27 5'7" Grand Cayman
Chile Chile María Belén Jerez[citation needed] 26 5'10" Viña del Mar
China China Yun Fang Xue[26] 21 5'7" Shenzhen
Colombia Colombia Ariadna Gutiérrez-Arévalo[27] 21 5'11" Sincelejo
Costa Rica Costa Rica Brenda Castro[28] 23 5'6" Limón
Croatia Croatia Mirta Kuštan[29] 22 5'10" Krapinske Toplice
Curaçao Curaçao Kanisha Sluis[30] 19 5'11 Willemstad
Czech Republic Czech Republic Nikol Švantnerová[31] 22 5'9" Budweis
Denmark Denmark Cecilie Wellemberg[citation needed] 21 5'9" Copenhagen
Dominican Republic Dominican Republic Clarissa Molina[32] 24 5'9" Moca
Ecuador Ecuador Francesca Cipriani[33] 23 5'7" Guayaquil
El Salvador El Salvador Fatima Rivas [citation needed] 22 5'8" San Salvador
Finland Finland Rosa-Maria Ryyti[34] 21 5'10" Helsinki
France France Flora Coquerel[35] 21 6'0" Orléanais
Gabon Gabon Ornella Obone[36] 19 5'8" Oyem
Georgia (country) Georgia Janet Kerdikoshvili[37] 23 5'9" Tbilisi
Germany Germany Sarah-Lorraine Riek[38] 23 5'8" Munich
Ghana Ghana Hilda Akua[39] 26 5'8" Kumasi
United Kingdom Great Britain Narissara France[40] 25 5'9" London
Greece Greece Mikaela-Eleni Fotiadi[41] 21 5'10" Athens
Guatemala Guatemala Jeimmy Aburto[42] 21 5'7" Guatemala City
Guyana Guyana Shauna Ramdyhan[43] 25 5'8" Georgetown
Haiti Haiti Lisa Drouillard[44] 23 5'7" Port-au-Prince
Honduras Honduras Iroshka Elvir[45] 24 5'10" Choluteca
Hungary Hungary Nikoletta Nagy[46] 21 5'5" Miskolc
India India Urvashi Rautela[47] 21 5'8" Mumbai
Indonesia Indonesia Anindya Putri[48] 23 5'9" Semarang
Republic of Ireland Ireland Joanna Cooper[49] 21 5'5" Derry
Israel Israel Avigail Alfatov[50] 19 5'11" Acre
Italy Italy Giada Pezzaioli[51] 22 5'10" Montichiari
Jamaica Jamaica Sharlene Rädlein[52] 25 5'9" Kingston
Japan Japan Ariana Miyamoto[53] 21 5'8" Nagasaki
South Korea Korea Kim Seo-yeon[54] 23 5'7" Seoul
Kosovo Kosovo Mirjeta Shala[55][56] 21 5'11" Vučitrn
Lebanon Lebanon Cynthia Samuel[57] 20 5'7" Beirut
Malaysia Malaysia Vanessa Tevi[58] 24 5'7" Seremban
Mauritius Mauritius Sheetal Khadun[59] 26 5'7" Rose-Hill
Mexico Mexico Wendy Esparza[60] 24 5'8" Aguascalientes City
Montenegro Montenegro Maja Čukić[citation needed] 20 6'0" Podgorica
Myanmar Myanmar May Thaw[61] 25 5'7" Yangon
Netherlands Netherlands Jessie Jazz Vuijk[62] 20 5'9" Amsterdam
New Zealand New Zealand Samantha McClung[63] 20 5'10" Christchurch
Nicaragua Nicaragua Daniela Torres[64] 25 5'7" Managua
Nigeria Nigeria Debbie Collins[citation needed] 23 5'8" Lagos
Norway Norway Martine Rødseth[citation needed] 24 5'6" Nord-Odal
Panama Panama Gladys Brandao Amaya[citation needed] 24 5'5" Los Santos
Paraguay Paraguay Myriam Arévalos[citation needed] 22 5'10" Asunción
Peru Peru Laura Spoya[65] 24 5'9" Lima
Philippines Philippines Pia Wurtzbach[66] 26 5'8" Cagayan de Oro
Poland Poland Weronika Szmajdzińska[67] 21 5'9" Szczecin
Portugal Portugal Emília Araújo[68] 25 5'9" Angra do Heroísmo
Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Catalina Morales[69] 25 5'9" Guaynabo
Russia Russia Vladislava Evtushenko[70] 19 5'9" Chita
Serbia Serbia Daša Radosavljević[71] 19 5'5" Kragujevac
Singapore Singapore Lisa White[72] 22 5'7" Singapore
Slovakia Slovak Republic Denisa Vyšnovská[73] 21 5'9" Prievidza
South Africa South Africa Refilwe Mthimunye[74] 24 5'8" Bronkhorstspruit
Spain Spain Carla Barber Garcia[75] 25 5'10½" Las Palmas
Sweden Sweden Paulina Brodd[76] 21 5'9" Stockholm
Tanzania Tanzania Lorraine Marriot[77] 21 5'9" Dar es Salaam
Thailand Thailand Aniporn Chalermburanawong[78] 21 5'9" Lampang
Turkey Turkey Melisa Uzun[79] 20 5'7" Ankara
Ukraine Ukraine Anna Vergelskaya[citation needed] 27 5'7" Kiev
Uruguay Uruguay Bianca Sánchez[80] 19 5'10" Montevideo
United States USA Olivia Jordan[81] 27 5'11" Tulsa
Venezuela Venezuela Mariana Jimenez[82] 22 5'10" Caracas
Vietnam Vietnam Huong Pham[83] 24 5'8" Haiphong

Notes

Dedications

  •  Slovenia – Miss Universe Slovenia Ana Haložan suffered an accident when she arrived in Las Vegas, which resulted in her left side of her face being temporarily paralyzed and participating in the contest. Before the evening gown competition, she was recognized and allowed to take her evening gown walk individually.

Returns

Designations

 Bulgaria* – Radostina Todorova was appointed "Miss Universe Bulgaria 2015" by Mega Talent Group, franchise holders for Miss Universe in Bulgaria, as the pageant was not held due to lack of time to organize it.

  •  Chile – María Belén Jerez was appointed to represent Chile by Luciano Marocchino, the national director of Miss Universo Chile, after the pageant was not held due to time constraints in organizing the pageant.
  •  El Salvador – Idubina Rivas was appointed to represent El Salvador by Liz De Castaneda, national director for Miss Universe in El Salvador, after the national pageant was postponed until January 2016. Rivas was crowned Reinado de El Salvador International 2014.[84]
  •  France – Flora Coquerel was appointed "Miss Universe France 2015" by the national director of Miss France, Sylvie Tellier. Coquerel was crowned Miss France 2014 and was supposed to compete at the 2014 edition of both Miss World and Miss Universe pageants, but she was not sent to Miss Universe 2014 as the pageant was shifted to January 2015. She was replaced by the newly crowned Miss France 2015 Camille Cerf.
  •  Georgia – Janet Kerdikoshvili was appointed to represent Georgia by IC Model Management franchise holders for Miss Universe in Georgia. Kerdikoshvili was chosen to compete at Miss Universe 2013 but had to withdraw at the last minute due to unexpected health problems. She was crowned Miss Georgia 2011.[85]
  •  Greece – Mikaela Fotiadi was appointed "Star Hellas 2015" at a closed-door event organized by Vassilis Prevelakis, national director for Miss Universe in Greece.[86]
  •  Haiti – Lisa Drouillard was appointed "Miss Haiti Universe 2015" at a casting call organized by Magali Febles, national director of Miss Haiti Universe pageant.
  •  Italy – Giada Pezzaioli was appointed "Miss Universo Italia 2015" after a casting call was organized by Max Baratono, national director of Miss Universo Italia pageant.
  •  Kosovo – Mirjeta Shala was appointed to represent Kosovo by Fadil Berisha, national director of Miss Universe Kosovo. Shala was crowned Miss Universe Kosovo 2013 but was forced to withdraw because Russia, the host country of the Miss Universe 2013 pageant, does not recognise Kosovo as an independent nation and hence denied her visa for entry.
  •  Poland – Weronika Szmajdzińska was appointed "Miss Universe Poland 2015" by Gerhard Parzutka von Lipinski, the new national director for Miss Universe in Poland. Szmajdzińska was crowned Miss Polski Teen 2011 and was also appointed to compete at Miss World 2012.
  •  Portugal – Emilia Araújo was appointed "Miss Universo Portugal 2015" at a casting call organized by Isidro de Brito, national director of Miss Universo Portugal.
  •  Singapore – Lisa Marie White was selected "Miss Universe Singapore 2015" by Nuraliza Osman, the new national director of Miss Universe Singapore at a casting call held due to time constraints in organizing the pageant. The Miss Universe franchise was previously held by Derrol Stepenny Promotions.[87]

Replacements

  •  Austria – Amina Dagi was chosen "Miss Universe Austria 2015" by Silvia Schachermayer, national director of Miss Austria pageant, as a replacement to Annika Grill who will be sent to Miss World 2015 and hence was unable to participate in Miss Universe as the finale dates of Miss World and Miss Universe for the 2015 edition overlap. Dagi was crowned Miss Austria 2012.[88]
  •  Croatia – Barbara Ljiljak was replaced by Mirta Laura Kustan, the 2nd runner-up of Miss Universe Croatia 2015, because Ljiljak had to withdraw due to an arm injury. The news was officially revealed by Ivana Delač Đolo, Miss Universe Croatia Organisation, Director of Public Relations.
  •  Gabon – Ornella Obone was appointed to compete at Miss Universe 2015 by the Miss Gabon Organization after they decided to send the winner of the Miss Gabon 2015 pageant, Reine Ngotala, to Miss World 2015. This year, the winner of the Miss Gabon pageant was crowned to participate at both Miss Universe and Miss World contests but this is not possible because of the conflicting dates of the Miss Universe and Miss World pageants. Obone was the 3rd runner-up at the Miss Gabon 2015 pageant.[89]
  •  Lebanon – Cynthia Samuel was appointed to represent Lebanon by Antoine Macksoud, the national director of the Miss Lebanon pageant, as a replacement for Valerie Abou Chacra, Miss Lebanon 2015, who will only compete at the Miss World 2015 due to the conflict between the dates of the Miss World and Miss Universe pageants. The Miss Lebanon winner traditionally competes at both Miss World and Miss Universe contests. Samuel was the 1st runner-up at the Miss Lebanon 2015 pageant.
  •  Mauritius – Sheetal Khadun was appointed "Miss Universe Mauritius 2015" by Primerose Obeegadoo, national director of the Miss Mauritius pageant, as the original winner, Kushboo Ramnawaj, withdrew for personal reasons. Khadun was the 1st Runner-up at the Miss Mauritius 2013 pageant and also competed at Miss World 2014.
  •  Paraguay – Myriam Arévalos was designated to compete at Miss Universe 2015 by Promociones Gloria, franchise holders for Miss Universe in Paraguay, as a replacement to Laura Garcete who was dethroned after it was reported that she was pregnant. Arévalos was appointed to compete at Miss Earth 2015.[90]
  •  Russia – Vladislava Yevtushenko was appointed "Miss Universe Russia 2015" by the Miss Russia Organization as a replacement for Sofia Nikitchuk, the winner of the Miss Russia 2015 pageant, who will compete only at Miss World 2015 due to the conflict between the dates of the Miss Universe and Miss World pageants. The winner of the Miss Russia pageant usually participates at both Miss Universe and Miss World pageants. Yevtushenko represented Chita at Miss Russia 2015 and was the 1st runner-up at the pageant.[91]
  •  South Africa – Refilwe Mthimunye was chosen "Miss Universe South Africa 2015" by Melinda Bam, national director of the Miss South Africa pageant, as a replacement for Liesl Laurie, who will be sent to Miss World 2015 and hence will not be able to participate in Miss Universe as the finale dates of Miss World and Miss Universe for the 2015 edition are close one another. Mthimunye was 1st runner-up at the Miss South Africa 2015 pageant.

Withdrawals

  •  Egypt – The Miss Egypt pageant is postponed until the spring of 2016.
  •  Ethiopia – Miss Universe Ethiopia was not held due to lack of sponsorship. The next edition will be held in October 2016.
  •  Guam – The Miss Universe Guam pageant was postponed until early 2016.[citation needed]
  •  Kazakhstan – Aigerim Smagulova was appointed to replace Regina Valter, Miss Almaty 2015, by the Miss Kazakhstan Organization because of scheduling conflict with the Miss Kazakhstan 2015 finals, but withdrew for personal reasons.
  •  Kenya – The Miss Universe Kenya pageant is postponed to next year.
  •  Lithuania – The Miss Lietuva pageant is postponed in 2015.
  •  Slovenia – Miss Universe Slovenia Ana Haložan suffered an accident when she arrived in Las Vegas, which resulted in hospitalization, preventing her from participating in registration activities, interviews and pictorials. She was not present at the first official events but stayed in Las Vegas until the pageant was over.[92]
  •  Sri Lanka – The Miss Universe Sri Lanka Organization plans to have its national contest in 2016.
  •  St. Lucia- Miss Universe St. Lucia was not held, hence there was no delegate this year.[citation needed]
  •   Switzerland – No national contest held.
  •  Trinidad & Tobago – Miss Universe Trinidad and Tobago was cancelled after several major sponsors of the pageant withdrew because of the Donald Trump controversy and the upcoming general elections.[93]
  •  Turks & Caicos – The Miss Turks and Caicos pageant was not held due to lack of funding and sponsorship. The next edition of Miss Turks and Caicos will be held in 2016.

Crossovers

Contestants who previously competed or will compete at other beauty pageants:

Controversy

Initial confusing announcement

During the final segment of the telecast in which the Miss Universe winner and runners-up were announced, host Steve Harvey announced Miss Colombia Ariadna Gutiérrez as Miss Universe 2015 and Miss Philippines, Pia Alonzo Wurtzbach, as the first runner-up.[12] However, moments after Gutiérrez's crowning, Harvey received instructions from the pageant's organizers that he had misread the result and should have announced Gutiérrez as the first runner-up[94] and that Wurtzbach was Miss Universe. Audience members attending the pageant as well as Wurtzbach herself were confused by the change in winners, with those attending the event reportedly remaining in the event room at The AXIS for at least a half-hour after the pageant concluded in disbelief over the events that transpired in its final minutes. Miss Universe 2014 winner, Paulina Vega (who represented Colombia in that year's event), then handed the crown over to Wurtzbach before the broadcast abruptly ended.

The Miss Universe Organization acknowledged the error and also issued a public apology to both contestants on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. In addition, as he faced both criticism and lampooning on social media for the error, Harvey later issued a public apology on his Twitter account, which he would subsequently retract after discovering that he misspelled the names of the two countries that Gutiérrez and Wurtzbach represented as "Philippians" and "Columbia"; Harvey reposted the tweet with the correct respective spellings.[95][96][97][98]

The error was not aired by Fox affiliate KTXL-TV (channel 40) in Sacramento, California, which cut the moments following the initial crowning of Gutiérrez in order to air its prime time newscast at its scheduled 10:00 p.m. Pacific air time (because of the correction that Wurtzbach was the actual winner, Fox's telecast of the pageant ran two minutes outside of its designated three-hour Sunday prime time slot), resulting in complaints from viewers who watched the event on the Tribune Broadcasting-owned station on Twitter and Facebook.[99]

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