Miss Universe 2007

Miss Universe 2007 was the 56th Miss Universe pageant, held at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City, Mexico on 28 May 2007.^[1]

Miss Universe 2007
Riyo Mori
Date	28 May 2007
Presenters	Mario Lopez Vanessa Minnillo
Entertainment	RBD
Venue	National Auditorium, Mexico City, Mexico
Broadcaster	International: NBC Telemundo Official broadcaster: Televisa
Entrants	77
Placements	15
Debuts	Montenegro Serbia Tanzania
Withdrawals	Cayman Islands Chile Ethiopia Ghana Iceland Ireland Latvia Namibia Northern Mariana Islands Serbia and Montenegro Sri Lanka Saint Martin Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Sweden Trinidad and Tobago Turkey United Kingdom
Returns	Barbados Belize Curaçao Honduras Italy
Winner	Riyo Mori  Japan
Congeniality	Zhang Ningning  China
Photogenic	Anna Theresa Licaros  Philippines
← 2006 2008 →

At the end of the event, Zuleyka Rivera of Puerto Rico crowned Riyo Mori of Japan as Miss Universe 2007. It was Japan's first victory in forty-eight years, and the second victory of the country in the pageant's history.

Contestants from seventy-seven countries and territories competed in this year's pageant.^[2] The competition was hosted by Mario Lopez and Vanessa Minnillo, Miss Teen USA 1998.^[3] Mexican Latin pop group RBD performed in this year's pageant.^[4]

Background

Auditorio Nacional, Mexico City, the venue for Miss Universe 2007

Location and date

On 11 February 2007, Pedro Rodríguez, president of the Grupo Promotor Mu México announced that the cities of Cancún and Oaxaca will host the 2007 edition of the pageant in May.^[5] However, on 30 March 2007, Donald Trump, owner of the Miss Universe Organization, and Paula Shugart, president of the Miss Universe Organization, announced that the pageant will take place at the Auditorio Nacional in Mexico City on 28 May 2007.^[6] Oaxaca had to reject from being one of the host cities for some pageant events due to the political-social conflict happening at the state. The ruins of Monte Albán in Oaxaca was planned to be the location for the national costume competition, but was relocated to the Angel of Independence in Mexico City.^[7]

Selection of participants

Contestants from seventy-seven countries and territories were selected to compete in the competition. Two of these delegates were appointees to their positions after being a runner-up of their national pageant or being selected through a casting process, while two selected to replace the original dethroned winner.

Replacements

Sharon Kenett was appointed to represent Israel at Miss Universe after Liran Kohener, Miss Israel 2007, had to complete her mandatory military service.^[8] Miss Mauritius 2006 Melody Selvon was replaced by Sandra Faro, the first runner-up of Miss Mauritius 2006, due to being underage. Selvon was only 16 years old.^[9]

Debuts, returns and withdrawals

The 2007 edition saw the debuts of Tanzania, Serbia, and Montenegro as two separate nations, and the returns of Barbados, Belize, Curaçao, Honduras, Italy. Honduras last competed in 2002, while the others last competed in 2005. The Cayman Islands, Chile, Ethiopia, Ghana, Iceland, Ireland, Latvia, Namibia, the Northern Mariana Islands, Sint Maarten, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, and the United Kingdom withdrew after their respective organizations failed to hold a national competition or appoint a delegate.^[10] Serbia and Montenegro competed as two separate countries starting in this edition. Aruni Rajapaksha of Sri Lanka withdrew due to undisclosed reasons. However, Rajapaksha competed in the pageant the following year.^[11] Casynella Olivierre of the Saint Vincent and the Grenadines withdrew for unknown reasons despite announcing that she will compete in Miss Universe 2007 two years in advance.^[12] Lestapier Winqvist of Sweden withdrew after not showing up for the pageant since she finded the competition "misogynistic".^[13]

Incidents before the pageant

In April 2007, controversy erupted over the proposed national costume of Rosa María Ojeda, Miss Mexico. The skirt of the costume depicted scenes from the Cristero War, a Roman Catholic rebellion in the 1920s in which thousands of people were killed, including hangings.^[14] The outfit also included a bullet-studded belt and a crucifix necklace.^[15] The design was chosen from over thirty others and had been intended to show Mexico's culture and history, but it elicited controversy amid claims it was in poor taste and inappropriate.^[14] Pageant owners said that the costume would be redesigned to include image of the Virgin of Guadalupe.^[14]

Results

Miss Universe 2007 participating countries and territories.

Placements

Placement	Contestant
Miss Universe 2007	Japan – Riyo Mori[16]
1st runner-up	Brazil – Natália Guimarães[16]
2nd runner-up	Venezuela – Ly Jonaitis[16]
3rd runner-up	South Korea – Honey Lee[16]
4th runner-up	United States – Rachel Smith[16]
Top 10	Angola – Micaela Reis[16]  India – Puja Gupta[16]  Mexico – Rosa María Ojeda[16]  Nicaragua – Xiomara Blandino[16]  Tanzania – Flaviana Matata[16]
Top 15	Czech Republic – Lucie Hadasová  Denmark – Žaklina Šojić  Slovenia – Tjaša Kokalj  Thailand – Farung Yuthithum  Ukraine – Lyudmila Bikmullina

Special awards

Award[a]	Contestant
Miss Congeniality	China – Zhang Ningning[17]
Miss Photogenic	Philippines – Anna Theresa Licaros[18]

Pageant

Format

The Miss Universe Organization introduced several specific changes to the format for this edition. The number of semifinalists was reduced to 15— the same number of semifinalists in 2005. 15 semifinalists were chosen through the preliminary competition— composed of the swimsuit and evening gown competitions and closed-door interviews.^[19] The top 15 competed in the swimsuit competition and were narrowed down to the top 10 afterward.^[20] The top 10 competed in the evening gown competition and were narrowed down to the top 5 afterward. This was the first year since 2002 that the judges' average scores were shown on television. The top 5 competed in the question and answer round and the final look. It was the first time since 2001 that the final question posed on the ladies came from the judges instead of the final five and the current Miss Universe.

Selection committee

Final telecast

• Tony Romo – Dallas Cowboys quarterback^[19]
• James Kyson Lee – actor on Heroes^[19]
• Nina Garcia – Project Runway judge and Elle magazine fashion director^[19]
• Dave Navarro – rock star^[19]
• Dayanara Torres – Miss Universe 1993 from Puerto Rico^[19]
• Mauricio Islas – Mexican actor^[19]
• Lindsay Clubine – Deal or No Deal briefcase model^[19]
• Marc Bouwer – fashion designer^[19]
• Christiane Martel – Miss Universe 1953 from France^[19]
• Michelle Kwan – World champion, 1998 Olympic silver medalist, and 2002 Olympic figure skating bronze medalist^[19]

Contestants

Seventy-seven contestants competed for the title.

Country/Territory	Contestant	Age[b]	Hometown
Albania	Sadina Alla[21]	18	Tirana
Angola	Micaela Reis[22]	18	Luanda
Antigua and Barbuda	Stephanie Winter[23]	18	St. John's
Argentina	Daniela Stucan[24]	25	Ensenada
Aruba	Carolina Raven[25]	23	Tanki Leendert
Australia	Kimberley Busteed[26]	18	Gladstone
Bahamas	Trinere Lynes[27]	18	New Providence
Barbados	Jewel Garner[28]	24	Christ Church
Belgium	Annelien Coorevits[29]	21	Wijtschate
Belize	Maria Jeffery[30]	25	Belize City
Bolivia	Jessica Jordan[31]	23	Huacaraje
Brazil	Natália Guimarães[32]	22	Belo Horizonte
Bulgaria	Gergana Kochanova[33]	20	Sofia
Canada	Inga Skaya[34]	21	Toronto
China	Zhang Ningning[35]	20	Shenyang
Colombia	Eileen Roca[36]	20	Valledupar
Costa Rica	Verónica González[37]	24	Orotina
Croatia	Jelena Maros[38]	19	Split
Curaçao	Naemi Monte[39]	20	Willemstad
Cyprus	Polyvia Achilleos[40]	22	Nicosia
Czech Republic	Lucie Hadašová[41]	20	Strážnice
Denmark	Žaklina Šojić[42]	25	Copenhagen
Dominican Republic	Massiel Taveras[43]	22	Santiago
Ecuador	Lugina Cabezas[44]	20	Quito
Egypt	Ehsan Hatem[45]	21	Cairo
El Salvador	Lissette Rodríguez[46]	22	Mejicanos
Estonia	Viktoria Azovskaja[47]	20	Tallinn
Finland	Noora Hautakangas[48]	23	Soini
France	Rachel Legrain-Trapani[49]	18	Saint Quentin
Georgia	Ana Giorgelashvili[50]	19	Martvili
Germany	Angelina Glass[51]	19	Berlin
Greece	Doukissa Nomikou[52]	20	Athens
Guatemala	Alida Boer[53]	22	Guatemala City
Guyana	Meleesea Payne[54]	21	Georgetown
Honduras	Wendy Salgado[55]	24	Tegucigalpa
Hungary	Ildikó Bóna[56]	19	Kaposmérő
India	Puja Gupta[57]	23	New Delhi
Indonesia	Agni Pratistha[58]	19	Jakarta
Israel	Sharon Kenett[8]	21	Tel Aviv
Italy	Valentina Massi[59]	24	Forlimpopoli
Jamaica	Zahra Redwood[60]	25	Kingston
Japan	Riyo Mori[61]	20	Shizuoka
Kazakhstan	Gaukhar Rakhmetaliyeva[62]	20	Almaty
Lebanon	Nadine Njeim[63]	19	Maaser El Shouf
Malaysia	Adelaine Chin Ai Nee[64]	23	Kuala Lumpur
Mauritius	Sandra Faro[9]	20	Quatre Bornes
Mexico	Rosa María Ojeda[65]	20	Culiacán
Montenegro	Snežana Bušković	19	Podgorica
New Zealand	Laural Barrett[66]	20	Christchurch
Nicaragua	Xiomara Blandino[67]	22	Managua
Nigeria	Ebinabo Potts-Johnson[68]	19	Port Harcourt
Norway	Kirby Ann Basken[69]	21	Oslo
Panama	Sorangel Matos[70]	22	Yaviza
Paraguay	María José Maldonado[71]	21	Fernando de la Mora
Peru	Jimena Elías[72]	18	Lima
Philippines	Anna Theresa Licaros[73]	22	Cuenca
Poland	Dorota Gawron[74]	23	Częstochowa
Puerto Rico	Wilmadilis Blasini[75]	25	Guayanilla
Russia	Tatiana Kotova[76]	21	Moscow
Saint Lucia	Yoanna Henry[77]	25	Soufrière
Serbia	Teodora Marčić[78]	19	Novi Sad
Singapore	Jessica Tan[79]	25	Singapore
Slovakia	Lucia Senášiová[80]	23	Bratislava
Slovenia	Tjaša Kokalj[81]	21	Ljubljana
South Africa	Megan Coleman[82]	22	Hillcrest
South Korea	Honey Lee[83]	24	Seoul
Spain	Natalia Zabala[84]	24	San Sebastián
Switzerland	Christa Rigozzi[85]	24	Monte Carasso
Tanzania	Flaviana Matata[86]	19	Shinyanga
Thailand	Farung Yuthithum[87]	20	Pathum Thani
Turks and Caicos	Saneita Been[88]	21	Providenciales
Ukraine	Lyudmila Bikmullina[89]	21	Kharkiv
United States	Rachel Smith[90]	22	Clarksville
Uruguay	Giannina Silva[91]	22	Montevideo
United States Virgin Islands	Renata Christian[92]	23	Saint Thomas
Venezuela	Ly Jonaitis[93]	21	Tocuyito
Zambia	Rosemary Chileshe[94]	26	Lusaka

Notes

1. The Best in National Costume Award was not awarded for this edition.
2. Ages at the time of the pageant

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External links

• Miss Universe official website