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Letícia Frota, Ache Abrahams, Lesego Chombo, Hannah Karema Tumukunde, Krystyna Pyszkova, Jessica Gagen, Sini Sadanand Shetty, Yasmina Zaytoun

Miss World 2023 Krystyna Pyszkova crowned in Mumbai, India

Krystyna Pyszkova from the Czech Republic won the 71st Miss World pageant on March 9, 2024, after previously securing the Miss Czech Republic 2022 title. The event, held in Mumbai, featured 112 contestants, with Yasmina Zaytoun from Lebanon as the first runner-up and Aché Abrahams from Trinidad and Tobago among the top four.

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Representing the Czech Republic, Krystyna Pyszkova won the 71st edition of Miss World. Before winning the international beauty pageant, she won Miss Czech Republic 2022.

Hosted by Karan Johar and Megan Young, the Miss World 2023 coronation ceremony was held at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, India on March 9, 2024. The judges were Amruta Fadnavis, Harbhajan Singh, Jamil Saidi, Julia Morley, Kriti Sanon, Maju Mantilla García, Manushi Chillar, Pooja Hegde, Rajat Sharma, Sajid Nadiadwala and Vineet Jain.

Including Pyszkova, a total of 112 candidates competed for the crown. Here are the results:

PLACEMENTCANDIDATES
Miss World
2023		Krystyna Pyszková
Czech Republic
1st runner-upYasmina Zaytoun
Lebanon
Top 4
Lesego Chombo
Botswana

Aché Abrahams
Trinidad and Tobago
Top 8
Letícia Frota (Brazil)
Jessica Gagen (England)
Sini Sadanand Shetty (India)
Hannah Karema Tumukunde (Uganda)
Top 12
Kristen Wright (Australia)
María Victoria Bayo (Dominican Republic)
Liza Gundowry (Mauritius)
Paula Perez (Spain)
Top 40
Kedist Deltour (Belgium)
Elise-Gayonne Vernon (Belize)
Jaime Yvonne VandenBerg (Canada)
Julia Samantha Edima (Cameroon)
Lucija Begić (Croatia)
Clémence Botino (France)
Faith Torres (Gibraltar)
Audrey Vanessa Susilo (Indonesia)
Rebecca Arnone (Italy)
Chantou Kwamboka (Kenya)
Antsaly Rajoelina (Madagascar)
Wenanita Angang (Malaysia)
Axelle René (Martinique)
Priyanka Rani Joshi (Nepal)
Navjot Kaur (New Zealand)
Ada Eme (Nigeria)
Luciana Arellano (Peru)
Elena Rivera (Puerto Rico)
Bahja Mohamoud (Somalia)
Claude Mashego (South Africa)
Arek Abraham Albino (South Sudan)
Halima Kopwe (Tanzania)
Imen Mehrzi (Tunisia)
Nursena Say (Turkiye)
Sofia Shamia (Ukraine)
Huỳnh Nguyễn Mai Phương (Vietnam)
Darcey Corria (Wales)
Nokutenda Marumbwa (Zimbabwe)
Top 112
Florinda José (Angola)
Mariela Fuchs (Argentina)
Fernanda Rivero (Bolivia)
Anđela Gajić (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Ivana Subeva (Bulgaria)
Srey Pich Teng (Cambodia)
Leanni Tibbets (Cayman Islands)
Ámbar Daniela Zenteno Santibáñez (Chile)
Ke Xu Xin (China)
Camila Andrea Pinzón Jiménez (Colombia)
Kristy Salas (Costa Rica)
Mylene Djihony (Côte d’Ivoire)
Nashaira Balentien (Curacao)
Johanne Grundt Hansen (Denmark)
Annie Zámbrano (Ecuador)
Andrea Aguilar (El Salvador)
Adriana Mass (Estonia)
Rgat Afewerki Ybrah (Ethiopia)
Adelaide Botty van den Bruele (Finland)
Alexandra Modic (Germany)
Miriam Xorlasi Tordzeagbo (Ghana)
Samantha Misovits (Greece)
Marie Hatchi (Guadeloupe)
Marcela Miranda Lopez (Guatemala)
Bamba Makia (Guinea)
Mirla Ferreira Dabó (Guinea-Bissau)
Andrea King (Guyana)
Valierie Alcide (Haiti)
Yelsin Almendarez (Honduras)
Boglárka Hacsi (Hungary)
Balsam Hussein (Iraq)
Ivanna McMahon (Ireland)
Shanique Singh (Jamaica)
Kana Yamaguchi (Japan)
Tomiris Kakimova (Kazakhstan)
Poelano Mothisi (Lesotho)
Veralyn Vonleh (Liberia)
Li Mengli (Macau)
Natalia Galea (Malta)
Alejandra Díaz de Leon (Mexico)
Diana Spotarenko (Moldova)
Bolor Bat-Erdene (Mongolia)
Anđela Vukadinović (Montenegro)
Sonia Aït Mansour (Morocco)
Yoon Theint Theint Nway (Myanmar)
Leone Van Jaarsveld (Namibia)
Amber Koelewijn (Netherlands)
Mariela Cerros (Nicaragua)
Kaitlyn Clarke (Northern Ireland)
Andrea Farias (Norway)
Kathleen Perez Coffre (Panama)
Dahiana Benitez Gatzke (Paraguay)
Gwendolyne Fourniol (Philippines)
Krystyna Sokolowska (Poland)
Catarina Ferreira (Portugal)
Ada Maria Ileana (Romania)
Chelsie Allison (Scotland)
Fatou Lamine Lo (Senegal)
Anja Radić (Serbia)
Daisy Princess Mujeh Abdulai (Sierra Leone)
Oh Wei Qi (Singapore)
Sophia Hrivnakova (Slovakia)
Vida Milivojša (Slovenia)
Kim Lijin (South Korea)
Kavindi Nethmini (Sri Lanka)
Stina Nordlander (Sweden)
Tharina Botes (Thailand)
Chimène Moladja (Togo)
Victoria DiSorbo (United States)
Tatiana Luna (Uruguay)
Ariagny Idayari Daboín Ricardo (Venezuela)

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