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Miss Denmark
Miss World Denmark
Formation1926
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersCopenhagen
Location
Membership
Miss World
Miss Universe
Miss Grand International
Miss Earth
Official language
Danish
National Director
Lisa Lents
WebsiteOfficial site

Miss Denmark (Danish: Miss Danmark or Frøken Danmark) is a national Beauty pageant in Denmark.

Organization

The Miss Danmark pageant was established in 1926 when the country hosted its first national beauty contest whose winner was Edith Jørgensen. Between 1951 and 2003, Miss Denmark/Frøken Danmark selected one winner to represent Denmark at several major international beauty competitions. Among the famous Miss Danmarks include Aino Korva, Miss Danmark 1963.

From 1986 until 2013, Memborg models operated the contest. In 2015, the rights to hold the Miss Denmark national beauty pageant have been purchased by Lisa Lents of Miss & Mister Denmark Org. The winner of Miss Denmark from now on will compete only at Miss World.[1]

In 2013, the organization obtained the Miss Earth franchise license where they sent representatives in 2013 & 2014. After a few years break, they were back at working with Miss Earth in 2017 & 2018.

In 2018, the organization obtained th Miss Universe franchise license.

In 2018, the organization obtained th Miss Grand International franchise license.

Titleholders

Below are the official winners of Miss Danmark winners since 1926.[2]

Year Miss Danmark
1926 Edith Jørgensen
1929 Vibeke Mogensen
1930 Esther Petersen
1931 Inga Arvad
1932 Åse Clausen
1933 Karen Marie Løwert
1934 Ethel Louis
1935 Ellen Ørregård
1937 Tove Arni
1938 Inger Eriksen
1952 Hanna Sørensen
1953 Jytte Olsen
1958 Evy Norlund
1959 Lys Stolberg
1960 Lizzie Hess
1961 Jette Nielsen
1963 Aino Korva
1964 Yvonne Mortensen
1965 Jeanette Christiansen
1966 Gitte Fleinert
1967 Margrethe Rhein-Knudsen
1968 Gitte Broge
1969 Jeanne Perfeldt
1970 Winnie Hollman
1972 Marianne Schmit
1974 Jane Møller
1975 Beriti Frederiksen
1976 Brigitte Trolle
1977 Inge Eline Erlandsen
1978 Anita Heske
1979 Lone Gladys Jørgensen
1980 Jano Bill
1981 Tina Brandstrup
1982 Tina Marie Nielsen
1983 Inge Ravn Thomsen
1984 Katrina Clausen
1985 Susan Rasmussen
1986 Pia Rosenberg Larsen
1987 Nana Louise Wildfang Jørgensen
1988 Pernille Nathansen
1989 Louise Mejhede
1990 Maj Britt Jensen
1992 Anne Mette Voss
1993 Maria Josephine Hirse
1994 Gitte Andersen
1995 Tina Dam
1996 Anette Oldenborg
1999 Zahide Bayram
2000 Cecilie Elisa Dahlstrøm
2001 Maj Petersen
2002 Masja Juel
2015 Jessica Hvirvelkær
2016 Helena Heuser
2017 Amanda Petri
2018 Louise Sander Henriksen (Dethroned)
Tara Jensen (Assumed)

Miss World Denmark

Color key
  •   Winner
  •   Runner-up
  •   Finalist or semifinalist

Denmark did not compete at Miss World in 1971–73, 1996-1999, 2001-2002.[3]

Year Miss World Denmark Placement at Miss World
1951 Lily Jacobson
1952 Lillian Christensen
1953 Ingrid Andersen
1954 Grete Hoffenblad 5th Runner-Up
1955 Karin Palm-Rasmussen
1956 Anne Rye Nielsen 4th Runner-Up
1957 Lilian Juul Madsen 1st Runner-Up
1958 Vinnie Ingemann 2nd Runner-Up
1959 Kirsten Olsen 4th Runner-Up
1960 Lise Bodin
1961 Inge Jörgensen 4th Runner-Up
1962 Rikki Stisage
1963 Aino Korwa 3rd Runner-Up
1964 Yvonne Mortensen Top 15
1965 Yvonne Ekman Top 15
1966 Irene Poller Hansen
1967 Sonja Jensen
1968 Yet Schaufuss
1969 Jeanne Perfeldt
1970 Winnie Hollman
1974 Jane Moller
1975 Pia Isa Lauridsen
1976 Susanne Juul Hansen
1977 Annette Dybdal Simonsen Top 15
1978 Birgit Stefansen
1979 Lone Gladys Joergensen
1980 Jane Bill
1981 Tina Brandstrup
1982 Tina Maria Nielsen Top 15
1983 Tina-Lissette Dahl Joergensen
1984 Pia Melchioren
1985 Jeanette Kroll
1986 Pia Rosenberg Larsen 1st Runner-Up
1987 Zelma Hesselmann
1988 Susanne Johansen
1989 Charlotte Pedersen
1990 Charlotte Christiansen
1991 Sharon Givskav
1992 Anja Hende Brond Top 10
1993 Charlotte Als
1994 Sara Maria Wolf
1995 Tine Bay
2000 Anne Katrin Vrang
2003 Maj Buchholtz Pedersen
2004 Line Solling Larsen
2005 Trine Lundgaard Nielsen
2006 Sandra Spohr
2007 Line Kruuse
2008 Lisa Lents
2009 Nadia Ulbjerg Pedersen
2010 Nataliya Averina
2011 Maya Olesen
2012 Iris Thomsen Top 30
2013 Malene Riis Sorensen
2014 Pernille Sørensen
2015 Jessica Hvirvelkær
2016 Helena Heuser
2017 Amanda Petri
2018 Louise Sander Henriksen (dethroned)
Tara Jensen (assumed) TBA

Miss Universe Denmark

Color key
  •   Declared as the Winner
  •   Ended as a Runner-up
  •   Ended as one of the Finalists or Semi-finalists

The second title of Miss Denmark was automatically declared as Miss Universe Denmark and represented Denmark at the Miss Universe pageant. In 2018, the Miss Universe franchise was awarded to Lisa Lents, national director of Miss Danmark.

Denmark did not compete at Miss Universe in the following years: 1954–57, 1962, 1971, 1974, 1991, 1997–99, 2001–2003, 2009, 2014, and 2017.

Year Miss Denmark Represented Placement Special Awards Notes
1952 Hanne Sørensen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1952
1953 Jytte Olsen Copenhagen Top 15 Miss Danmark 1953
1958 Evy Norlund Copenhagen Top 15 Miss Danmark 1958
1959 Lisa Stolberg Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1959
1960 Lizzie Ellinor Hess Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1960
1961 Jyette Nielsen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1962/1961
1963 Aino Korva Copenhagen 1st Runner-up Miss Danmark 1963; 3rd Runner-up at Miss World 1963
1964 Yvonne Mortensen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1964; Top 15 at Miss World 1964
1965 Jeannette Christjansen Copenhagen Top 15 Miss Danmark 1965
1966 Gitte Fleinert Copenhagen Top 15 Miss Danmark 1966
1967 Margrethe Rhein-Knudsen Copenhagen Top 15 Miss Danmark 1967
1968 Gitte Broge Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1968
1969 Jeanne Perfeldt Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1969
1970 Winnie Hollmann Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1970/1971
1972 Marianne Schmidt Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1972
1973 Anette Grankvist Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Universe Danmark 1973; the Miss Danmark did not held, Anette officially awarded as Miss Universe Denmark
1974 Jane Møller Copenhagen Did not compete Miss Universe 1974
1975 Berit Frederiksen Stevns Unplaced Miss Danmark 1975
1976 Brigitte Trolle Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1976
1977 Inge Eline Erlandsen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1977
1978 Anita Heske Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1978
1979 Lone Jørgensen Funen Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(26th)
Miss Danmark 1979
1980 Jane Bill Copenhagen Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(21st)
Miss Danmark 1980
1981 Tina Brandstrup Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Photogenic Miss Danmark 1981
1982 Tina Maria Nielsen Copenhagen Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(31st)
Miss Danmark 1982
1983 Inge Ravn Thomsen Copenhagen Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(5th)
Miss Danmark 1983
1984 Catharina Clausen Copenhagen Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(21st)
Miss Danmark 1984
1985 Susan Boje Rasmussen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1985
1986 Helena Christensen Copenhagen Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(33rd)
Miss Universe Danmark 1986; Bon andersen held the separation of Miss Universe Denmark competition, the Miss Danmark 1986 was Pia Rosenberg who allocated to Miss World 1986
1987 Nanna-Louise Johansen Sønderborg Unplaced Best Swimsuit
(60th)
Miss Danmark 1987
1988 Pernille Nathansen Favrskov Unplaced Miss Danmark 1988
1989 Louise Mejlhede Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1989
1990 Maj-Britt Jensen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1990/1991; later Miss Danmark 1991 postponed until 1992
1992 Anne Mette Voss Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1992
1993 Maria Josephine Hirse Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1993
1994 Gitte Andersen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1994
1995 Tina Dam Aalborg Unplaced Miss Danmark 1995
1996 Anette Oldenborg Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 1996; The last Miss Universe Denmark title. Between 1997 and 1999 the Miss Danmark winners did not go to Miss Universe
2000 Heidi Meyer Vallentin Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Universe Danmark 2000; officially Miss Danmark 2000, Cecilie Elisa Dahlstrøm did not compete at Miss Universe. Jeidi Meyer won the Miss Universe Danmark competition from Memborg models
2004 Tina Christensen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 2004
2005 Gitte Hanspal Roskilde Unplaced Miss Danmark 2005
2006 Betina Faurbye Copenhagen Top 20 Miss Danmark 2006
2007 Žaklina Šojić Copenhagen Top 15 Miss Danmark 2007
2008 Marie Sten-Knudsen Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 2008/2009; later, Miss Danmark Organization did not send the winner to Miss Universe 2009
2010 Ena Sandra Causevic Sønderborg Unplaced Miss Danmark 2010
2011 Sandra Amer Hamad Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 2011; Sandra Amer has Danish and Iraqi multicultural backgrounds. In 2010 Amer competed as Miss Supranational Iraq at Miss Supranational 2010 in Poland
2012 Josefine Hewitt Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Danmark 2012
2013 Cecilia Iftikhar Copenhagen Unplaced Miss Universe Danmark 2013; Before awarding as Miss Universe Denmark 2013, Cecilia was classified in 2011 batch of Miss Danmark and competed at Miss Earth 2011
2015 Cecilie Wellemberg Rungsted Kyst Unplaced Face of Denmark 2015
2016 Christina Mikkelsen Copenhagen Unplaced Dethroned
Face of Denmark 2016; Top 15 at Miss Tourism Queen of the Year International 2011 and WINNER at Miss Bridge of the World 2012
2018 Helena Heuser Denmark TBD TBD Miss Universe Denmark 2018 under NEW Franchise Holder

Miss Earth Denmark

Color key
  •   Declared as the Winner
  •   Ended as a Runner-Up
  •   Ended as one of the Finalists or Semifinalists

The third title of Miss Denmark was automatically declared as Miss Earth Denmark and represented Denmark at the Miss Earth pageant. In 2017, the Miss Earth franchise was awarded to Lisa Lents, national director of Miss Danmark.

Year Represented Face of Denmark Placement Special Awards
2018 Horsens Kamilla Bang TBA TBA
2017 Copenhagen Sabrina Jovanovic Unplaced Top 16 in Miss Intelligence
2016 Vejle Klaudia Persberg Unplaced Best in Resorts Wear by Jhong Sudlon
2015 Faroe Islands Turið Elinborgardóttir Unplaced 3rd place, bronze medalist(s)
Snowman Building
  • a Turið Elinborgardóttir resigned after representing Denmark at Miss Earth 2015, due to pregnancy. The runner-up, Laila Karim first runner-up, of Nørrebro took the title as Miss Earth Denmark 2015.[4]
  • [b] Klaudia was a top 6 finalist and "First Princess" at Face of Denmark 2015. She was appointed to be Miss Earth Denmark by the Face of Denmark organization after Alexandria Eissinger decided to not compete at Miss Earth due to scheduling conflicts.

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Notes

So far, no Dane has ever won Miss World; the closest to the crown was Pia Rosenberg Larsen in 1986, when she placed as the 1st Runner-up to the eventual winner, Giselle Laronde of Trinidad & Tobago.

See also

References

  1. ^ "Miss Danmark - History".
  2. ^ Mottram, James. "Miss Danmark winners 1926-2015". lempimissit.suntuubii.com. Retrieved 2014. {{cite news}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help)
  3. ^ "Miss Danmark - Titleholders".
  4. ^ http://www.in.fo/index.php?id=42&tx_news_pi1[news]=319011&tx_news_pi1[controller]=News&tx_news_pi1[action]=detail&cHash=ad0763462d96958d62fa5cdd722def65