Miss World 2002

Data:7 grudnia 2002
Kraj: Wielka Brytania
Miasto:Londyn
Gala finałowa:Alexandra Palace
Liczba uczestniczek:88
Zwyciężczyni:Azra Akin,  Turcja
Poprzedniczka:Agbani Darego,  Nigeria
Następczyni:Rosanna Davison,  Irlandia

Miss World 2002 - był to 52. konkurs Miss World. Odbył się 7 grudnia 2002 r. w Alexandra Palace w Londynie. Gala finałowa początkowo planowana była w Abudży, stolicy Nigerii, ale ostatecznie została przeniesiona do Londynu. Konkurs poprowadzili Sean Kanan i Claire Elizabeth Smith.

88 kobiet z całego świata walczyło o koronę i tytuł Miss World 2002, kilka uczestniczek zbojkotowało konkurs w proteście przeciwko wyrokowi śmierci (ukamienowanie), który ustanowił sąd islamskiego Szariatu dla Aminy Lawal, nigeryjskiej kobiety oskarżonej o cudzołóstwo. Po raz pierwszy widzowie wysyłając sms-y pomogli jury wybrać półfinałową 20. Tytuł i koronę Miss World otrzymała pierwszy raz w historii konkursu reprezentantka Turcji - Azra Akin.

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Wyniki finałuUczestniczka/Uczestniczki
Miss World 2002
1. wicemiss
2. wicemiss
  •  Peru - Marina Mora
3. wicemiss
4. wicemiss
Finalistki
Półfinalistki

UWAGA - Strona oficjalna konkursu przyznała Norwegii tytuł 3. wicemiss i Chinom 4. wicemiss, ale podczas transmisji telewizyjnej zostały przyznane tytuły Miss World 2002 i jej wicemiss

Kontynentalne Królowe Piękności

KontynentUczestniczka
Afryka
Ameryki
Azja i Oceania
Europa
Karaiby
  •  Aruba - Rachelle Oduber

Nagrody specjalne

NagrodaUczestniczka
Najlepszy projektant sukienki
Miss Talentu
Stypendium Miss World
  •  Suazi - Nozipho Shabangu

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