quinta-feira, 30 de abril de 2009
Vídeos Miss Brasil 2009
Miss Distrito Federal -
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Subject: Belezas brasileiras: Edilson Nascimento para Guess Underwear
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terça-feira, 28 de abril de 2009
História do Miss Mundo
The year was 1951. The competition was the first Miss World pageant, introduced as part of the Festival of Britain celebrations, and it was the audience it attracted who guaranteed its success.
The press went to town - the world’s most beautiful women, 26 in all, gathered together in one place and happy to smile at the battery of photographers.
Thanks to founder Eric Morley’s PR expertise, the first Miss World pageant welcomed a global audience greater than international events like the World Cup and the Olympic Games. The BBC televised Miss World from 1959 to 1979 and Thames Television picked up the contract from 1980 to 1988. At its peak, the show claimed an audience of 27.5 million in Britain alone – a figure comparable to that of a royal wedding Fifty years on from the first pageant, Miss World still pulls in the crowds and can boast an annual audience of 2.5 billion.
The 1950´s
The first Miss World, Sweden's Kiki Haakonson, was the first and last winner to be actually crowned in a two-piece swimsuit.
During the first decade of the pageant’s success, the outfits of contestants continued to raise eyebrows and grab headlines. In 1959, Loretta Powell of the United States arrived at the House of Commons in London clad in a Stetson, ruffled shirt and cowboy trousers. She may have got away with wearing what at the time was considered a tad outrageous, but she didn’t get away with her ‘guns’. The two stern-faced coppers in charge demanded she hand over her ‘firearms’ - even copies are not allowed in the British Parliament.
The 1960´s
In 1966, India enjoyed its first success and Reita Feria proved to be a popular winner. As articulate and charming as she was beautiful, she went on to qualify as a doctor, highly respected for her brains and expertise rather than her looks. The decade finished with Sweden's Eva Ruber Staier winning the title. Later making her name in movies, Eva had a sweet tooth and when asked how she would spend her prize money, told the waiting press that: 'I'll buy lots of chocolate.'
The 1970´s
The first Miss World contest of the decade, hosted by the legendary Bob Hope, was marred by feminist protesters. The quick-witted comedian simply shook his head in wonderment and remarked, "Anyone who would try and break up an affair as wonderful as this has got to be some kind of dope."
In that 1970 Miss World, two black women – Jennifer Hosten of Grenada and Pearl Jansen of Africa South – claimed first and second place, something that had never happened before at a major international pageant.
Despite feminist protests, Miss World was achieving monumental television audiences throughout the 1960s and 1970s. In the UK, Miss World 1970 was the single most-watched show of the entire year.
Wilnelia Merced (Miss Puerto Rico) won the 1975 competition. Wilnelia enjoyed a successful reign. She went on to marry one of Britain's best loved entertainers Sir Bruce Forsyth.
By 1979 the show was topping 500 million viewers world-wide. Gina Swainson won the day, as the little island of Bermuda celebrated her victory by declaring a national holiday.
The 1980´s
In 1980, major changes in the Miss World judging process were implemented. For the first time personality and intelligence came into the evaluation and, of equal importance was that vital statistics were no longer deemed vital.
In 1983, the last UK winner of Miss World, Sarah-Jane Hutt, from Poole in Dorset, took the title at The Royal Albert Hall. Three years later, Halle Berry, then Miss USA, stunned the judges and audiences when she wore a bikini featuring stars and ropes of beads during a parade of national costumes. At the time she was quoted as saying that she wanted "to catch the eye from the start." Halle failed to win the contest, but as an Oscar-winning Hollywood star with a string of smash hits under her belt, she almost certainly has recovered from the disappointment.
The decade finished with the first-ever Polish winner Aneta Kreglicka.
The 1990´s
The one and only time that Miss World was held in the United States was in 1991 and it was there, in Atlanta, Georgia, that Ninibeth Leal won her crown, before becoming one of Venezuela's most successful models.
The years 1992 to 1995 marked a particularly successful period for the Miss World contest as the finals moved to Sun City, South Africa and viewer figures increased from 1.2 billion to 1.8 billion.
The contestants were welcomed by none other than President Nelson Mandela and over one million people turned out to see them in Johannesburg.
In 1994 Aishwarya Rai became the second Indian winner after a 28 year gap, her win marking the start of a golden age for Indian contestants who took the crown in four out of the next seven years while Aishwarya went on to become Bollywood's biggest female star.
The show's first visit to the Indian continent came in 1996 when over 40,000 people turned out to watch the show at Bangalore's cricket stadium. Irene Skliva won the title of the first-ever Greek Miss World.
In 1999, the show came to London's Olympia. A few protesters turned up to throw flour bombs, but it merely prompted the late Eric Morley to quip, "It's just like the good old days. Who would have thought it would go on for half a century?" Who indeed?
The start of a new century
Miss World reached its half-century in the year 2000 and the contest returned to London, to the Millennium Dome, for the 50th anniversary show. A massive television audience of 2.3 billion witnessed India retain the Miss World crown and in the UK alone more than 8 million people tuned in during the two-hour broadcast on Channel 5.
Miss World 2001, Agbani Darego was the first black African winner and the following year Miss World was staged in her homeland, in Abuja, Nigeria.
The 2007 contest took place in the Crown of Beauty Theatre, Sanya, in the People's Republic of China. The 106 contestants recorded the official torch relay anthem Light the Passion, Share the Dream for the 2008 Olympics Games as a major cooperation between the Beijing Olympic Committee and Miss World Ltd. The song had its first broadcast to a global audience at the 57th Miss World final on December 1 2007, when model Zhang Zilin became Miss World. Zhang was born in 1984, more than thirty years after the start of the Miss World pageant.
With Julia Morley as Chairman, Miss world continues to break records. With franchises in over 120 countries and fundraising topping £150 million, who knows what the rest of this century will bring for Britain's most successful ever international television show.
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2008 ------ Ksenia Sukhinova ------------ Russia
The press went to town - the world’s most beautiful women, 26 in all, gathered together in one place and happy to smile at the battery of photographers.
Thanks to founder Eric Morley’s PR expertise, the first Miss World pageant welcomed a global audience greater than international events like the World Cup and the Olympic Games. The BBC televised Miss World from 1959 to 1979 and Thames Television picked up the contract from 1980 to 1988. At its peak, the show claimed an audience of 27.5 million in Britain alone – a figure comparable to that of a royal wedding Fifty years on from the first pageant, Miss World still pulls in the crowds and can boast an annual audience of 2.5 billion.
The 1950´s
The first Miss World, Sweden's Kiki Haakonson, was the first and last winner to be actually crowned in a two-piece swimsuit.
During the first decade of the pageant’s success, the outfits of contestants continued to raise eyebrows and grab headlines. In 1959, Loretta Powell of the United States arrived at the House of Commons in London clad in a Stetson, ruffled shirt and cowboy trousers. She may have got away with wearing what at the time was considered a tad outrageous, but she didn’t get away with her ‘guns’. The two stern-faced coppers in charge demanded she hand over her ‘firearms’ - even copies are not allowed in the British Parliament.
The 1960´s
In 1966, India enjoyed its first success and Reita Feria proved to be a popular winner. As articulate and charming as she was beautiful, she went on to qualify as a doctor, highly respected for her brains and expertise rather than her looks. The decade finished with Sweden's Eva Ruber Staier winning the title. Later making her name in movies, Eva had a sweet tooth and when asked how she would spend her prize money, told the waiting press that: 'I'll buy lots of chocolate.'
The 1970´s
The first Miss World contest of the decade, hosted by the legendary Bob Hope, was marred by feminist protesters. The quick-witted comedian simply shook his head in wonderment and remarked, "Anyone who would try and break up an affair as wonderful as this has got to be some kind of dope."
In that 1970 Miss World, two black women – Jennifer Hosten of Grenada and Pearl Jansen of Africa South – claimed first and second place, something that had never happened before at a major international pageant.
Despite feminist protests, Miss World was achieving monumental television audiences throughout the 1960s and 1970s. In the UK, Miss World 1970 was the single most-watched show of the entire year.
Wilnelia Merced (Miss Puerto Rico) won the 1975 competition. Wilnelia enjoyed a successful reign. She went on to marry one of Britain's best loved entertainers Sir Bruce Forsyth.
By 1979 the show was topping 500 million viewers world-wide. Gina Swainson won the day, as the little island of Bermuda celebrated her victory by declaring a national holiday.
The 1980´s
In 1980, major changes in the Miss World judging process were implemented. For the first time personality and intelligence came into the evaluation and, of equal importance was that vital statistics were no longer deemed vital.
In 1983, the last UK winner of Miss World, Sarah-Jane Hutt, from Poole in Dorset, took the title at The Royal Albert Hall. Three years later, Halle Berry, then Miss USA, stunned the judges and audiences when she wore a bikini featuring stars and ropes of beads during a parade of national costumes. At the time she was quoted as saying that she wanted "to catch the eye from the start." Halle failed to win the contest, but as an Oscar-winning Hollywood star with a string of smash hits under her belt, she almost certainly has recovered from the disappointment.
The decade finished with the first-ever Polish winner Aneta Kreglicka.
The 1990´s
The one and only time that Miss World was held in the United States was in 1991 and it was there, in Atlanta, Georgia, that Ninibeth Leal won her crown, before becoming one of Venezuela's most successful models.
The years 1992 to 1995 marked a particularly successful period for the Miss World contest as the finals moved to Sun City, South Africa and viewer figures increased from 1.2 billion to 1.8 billion.
The contestants were welcomed by none other than President Nelson Mandela and over one million people turned out to see them in Johannesburg.
In 1994 Aishwarya Rai became the second Indian winner after a 28 year gap, her win marking the start of a golden age for Indian contestants who took the crown in four out of the next seven years while Aishwarya went on to become Bollywood's biggest female star.
The show's first visit to the Indian continent came in 1996 when over 40,000 people turned out to watch the show at Bangalore's cricket stadium. Irene Skliva won the title of the first-ever Greek Miss World.
In 1999, the show came to London's Olympia. A few protesters turned up to throw flour bombs, but it merely prompted the late Eric Morley to quip, "It's just like the good old days. Who would have thought it would go on for half a century?" Who indeed?
The start of a new century
Miss World reached its half-century in the year 2000 and the contest returned to London, to the Millennium Dome, for the 50th anniversary show. A massive television audience of 2.3 billion witnessed India retain the Miss World crown and in the UK alone more than 8 million people tuned in during the two-hour broadcast on Channel 5.
Miss World 2001, Agbani Darego was the first black African winner and the following year Miss World was staged in her homeland, in Abuja, Nigeria.
The 2007 contest took place in the Crown of Beauty Theatre, Sanya, in the People's Republic of China. The 106 contestants recorded the official torch relay anthem Light the Passion, Share the Dream for the 2008 Olympics Games as a major cooperation between the Beijing Olympic Committee and Miss World Ltd. The song had its first broadcast to a global audience at the 57th Miss World final on December 1 2007, when model Zhang Zilin became Miss World. Zhang was born in 1984, more than thirty years after the start of the Miss World pageant.
With Julia Morley as Chairman, Miss world continues to break records. With franchises in over 120 countries and fundraising topping £150 million, who knows what the rest of this century will bring for Britain's most successful ever international television show.
...............................2007.................................................................2008................................
2008 ------ Ksenia Sukhinova ------------ Russia
Miss Rio Grande do Norte - Larissa Costa
| Date Posted: 22:22:50 04/28/09 Tue  A foto encontra-se no convite de lançamento da Revista Glam, produzida pelo produtor de moda George Azevedo. Imagem gentilmente enviada por João Maria Bezerra Jr Author: BBMB | |
Vídeos BAND Miss Brasil 2009
Miss Minas Gerais
Miss Pará
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* Continuo com Pará. Alta, linda, moderna, comunicativa, sexy na medida 'certa', na minha opinião claro. (NT) -- Rhem, 21:50:25 04/28/09 Tue
* Não sou fã da Miss Minas, mas reconheço que foi a melhor até aqui em termos de desenvoltura. Além de não se intimidar, foi a única que soube usar as mãos (NT) -- Claudio, 21:54:49 04/28/09 Tue
* A briga de foice ja comecou. As duas estao bem, mas Para e mais desenvolta e deve levar a melhor. Eu so consegui ver ate agora os videos de CE, ES, GO, MG e PA. Estou ja espera de AP, BA, DF, MS, PB, PE, PR, RJ, SC, SP e RS. (NT) -- Pedro (Washington, DC), 21:59:18 04/28/09 Tue
* rayanne saiu mto ensaiadinha no video, mas achei ela mais bonita que a breda =x (NT) -- Hikaru, 22:02:37 04/28/09 Tue
* Miss Pará com certeza é muito superior a Minas Gerais, tanto na beleza quanto na atitude. (NT) -- Brenda Trivilin, 22:08:47 04/28/09 Tue
* Sem dúivida, na minha opinião, Miss Minas Gerais se saiu melhor. Não acho que a Miss Pará esteja bem. Não a acho com a coroa na cabeça. (NT) -- Arno, 22:09:58 04/28/09 Tue
* Gostei da Miss Pará, parece bem a vontade com a camera, já a Minas parecia candidata a prefeita, apesar de linda não gostei muito do jeito dela não! (NT) -- Carol, 22:10:00 04/28/09 Tue
* O mata-mata das duas megafavoritas já foi anunciado a muito tempo, e ganha ares de mortal kombat nestes tempos de proximidade de Miss Brasil. Rayane mostra que evoluiu com a competente preparação da equipe mineira, mas o melhor conjunto geral da obra é o da Breda, mostrando glamour, exuberância, e desenvoltura, contra o rosto perfeito da mineira. Lembra muito as suecas e finlandesas que arrasavam no MU nas décadas de 60 e 70. Abraços a todos. (NT) -- JG/ES, 22:20:34 04/28/09 Tue
* Miss Pará bem mais jovial ... e seu vídeo não possui fotos com fotoshop ela mostrou sua beleza nua e crua .... e repararam na cintura da beldade ??? E a simpatia ao falar .... miss Pará tem atitude e muita beleza, supera e muito a miss MG (NT) -- Missólogo Observador., 22:24:24 04/28/09 Tue
* PA, parabéns! Lindíssima e, sem dúvidas, competitiva no MU. (NT) -- ChrisK-SP!, 22:42:13 04/28/09 Tue
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Miss Piauí 2009 - Vanessa Barros
| O outro lado do Miss Brasil: o depoimento da Miss Piauí ao voltar para casa | |
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Belezas brasileiras: Alessandra Ambrosio
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segunda-feira, 27 de abril de 2009
Belezas Brasileiras: Alessandra Ambrosio na campanha do novo sutiã Biofit da Victoria’s Secret.
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Miss Goiás 2009 - Anielly Campos
| Miss Goiás - Anielly Campos - Vídeo de apresentação Dia a Dia | |
Author: Ex-miss [Edit] | Date Posted: 20:10:17 04/27/09 Mon Anielly Campos, apesar de em algumas fotos não apresentar sua beleza de forma real, no vídeo se percebe a grande surpresa para os missólogos. |
Fotos gentilmente enviadas por Thiago Juliani com a seguinte informação: "a produção é assinada por Fátima Abranches e vestidos da Lalique, loja de propriedade de Liandra Schimidt Miss Goiás 2007."
| Miss Goiás em desfile de jóias - Revista Caras | |
Author: Josy [Edit] | Date Posted: 19:01:10 04/25/09 Sat   A bela Anielly Campos dividiu a passarela de desfile de jóias com Cássio Reis, Danielle Winits e Débora Secco. http://www.caras.com.br/imagens/77304/em/noticias/12991/ |
Miss Amazonas 2009 - Cecilia Stadler
| Miss Amazonas 2009 - Cecilia Stadler | |
| DatePosted: 00:57:04 04/27/09 Mon  Fotos gentilmente enviadas por Ricardo. Fonte: http://missamazonas.blogspot.com/ | |
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