Miss Supertalent of the World

Miss Supertalent - Hoa Hậu Tài Năng Quốc Tế
Formation2011 (2011)
TypeFashion Week, Modeling Competition
HeadquartersSeoul, Paris
Location
  • Worldwide
President
Lawrence Choi
Parent organization
Supertalent World Group, Global Fashion Group
AffiliationsVancouver Fashion Week
Websitesupertalentworld.com

The Miss Supertalent of the World was founded in 2011 as a single idea that the world prove the evolution of modern-day fashion marketing, now a global leader in fashion, beauty and talent, operating in more than 80 countries. It has been held in Paris, Milan, Rome, Cannes, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Ferrari museum, Eiffel Tower[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] Notable past contestants include Chloe Veitch, Rachel Gupta, Meriam George, Milett Figueroa,[11] Anna Lundh, Diana Arno,[12] Maria Sten, Dipna Patel, Malina Joshi and many more.

GFG at Paris Fashion Week

Since 2022, Supertalent, operating under the GFG (Glotbal Fashion Group) banner, has produced its own events during the official Paris Fashion Week (PFW) season. Founded to showcase international designers, it utilizes prestigious Parisian venues like the Salon Gustave Eiffel and Pavillon Cambon Capucines. Paris Fashion Week x GFG serves as a global launchpad for emerging designers and supermodels.[13][14][15]. For the FW21 edition, the organization officially contracted Palais Brongniart in Paris as the main venue. However, due to the geopolitical instability caused by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the event was significantly restructured as international designers and participants faced travel and logistical challenges.

International Fashion Summit Awards

Following its successful global editions, the organization expanded its operations back to South Korea with the launch of the International Fashion Summit Awards. Designed as a large-scale international fashion and modeling platform, the event fuses the organization's competition legacy with global fashion showcases. The platform brings together international supermodels and European designers, aiming to connect the European high-fashion industry with commercial and entertainment opportunities in East Asia. The event culminates in a grand finale designed for an international broadcast audience.[16]

Paris Editions

Year Venue Location Date Season
2026 Kimpton St Honoré Paris Paris, France 28 Sept. SS27
2025 H4 Wyndham Paris Pleyel Paris, France 30 Sept. SS26
2024 The Westin Paris - Vendôme Paris, France 23 Sept. SS25
2023 Salle Wagram Paris, France 27 Feb. FW23
2022 Pavillon Cambon Paris, France 27 Sep. SS23
2021 Palais Brongniart (Contracted) Paris, France 27 Feb. Cancelled
2020 Printemps Haussmann Paris, France 3 Oct. SS21
2018 Salon Gustave Eiffel Tower Paris, France 11 Nov. Special Post-PFW

Supertalent World Record

Supertalent World Organization launched Supertalent World Record, the world's authority on record-breaking achievements to best global performance ever recorded and officially verified in a specific skills and human achievement of entertainment, sports, politician, and fourth industrial entertainment solutions. Psy, Ban Ki-moon, Song Hae, Hong Soo-hwan, Jin Yong, Cho Yong-pil, Park Chan-ho, Lee Seung-yuop, Jang Mi-ran, Cho Yong-pil, Lee Yun-Seo, and others were awarded Supertalent World Records.[17][18]

Edition

Year Season date Event venue Host country Entrants
2026 24 24 Oct Seoul Gyeongju Jinju Ulsan South Korea South Korea 38
2025 23 24 Oct. Vinpearl Landmark 81 Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam 50
22 23 Feb. Yangpyeong County Gyeonggi Province South Korea 50
2024 21 23 Sept. The Westin Paris – Vendôme Paris France 70
20 31 Aug Pyeongchang Alpensia Resort South Korea 50
19 30 May Grand Hill Convention Seoul 50
2023 18 05 Nov Asiana Plaza, Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam 42
17 30 May Busan Cinema Center, Busan South Korea 40
16 27 Feb. Salle Wagram, Paris France 38
2022 15 27 Sep. Pavilion Cambon, Paris 42
14 26 Mar. Dubai Festival City United Arab Emirates 35
2019 13 2 Nov. Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts, Rome Italy 45
12 10 May Seoul Dragon City, Seoul South Korea 38
2018 11 11 Nov. Eiffel Tower, Paris France 33
10 11 May Songdo Convensia, Incheon South Korea 38
2017 9 29 Oct. The K Hotel, Seoul 38
8 13 May Goyang International Flower Festival 42
2016 7 3 Dec. Sheraton Hotels and Resorts, Seoul 51
2015 6 13 May The K Hotel, Seoul 98
2014 5 19 Dec. Sebitseom, Seoul 27
4 30 May Hilton Hotels & Resorts, Seoul 41
2013 3 23 Oct. Hallyuworld, Gyeonggi Province 39
2012 2 16 Jun. Grand Hill Convention, Seoul 39
2011 1 15 Oct. Busan Yachting Center, Busan 54

Titleholders

Edition Season Winner 1st Runner-Up 2nd Runner-Up 3rd Runner-Up 4th Runner-Up 5th Runner-Up 6th Runner-Up 7th Runner-Up 8th Runner-Up 9th Runner-Up
2025 23 Aimee Leigh Botes
South Africa
Aigual Zaripova
Tatarstan
Laura Majercakova
Slovakia
Vladyslava Lapina
Ukraine
Bella Totrova
Russia
Anindya Prabanari
Indonesia
Sandra Matlak
Poland
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
22 Barbora Sunavska
Slovakia
Azjargal Amarbayar
Mongolia
Andre Iroova
Slovakia
Chaderia Groover
United States of America
Jaber Chaimaa
Morocco
Hajar Akoubi
Morocco
Michal Yofedov
Israel
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2024 21 Paige Loren
United Kingdom
Shiho Kinuno
Japan
Alisa Miškovska
Latvia
Rina Muller
Thailand
Grace Richardson
England
Rachel Julianna
Hungary
Emilie Svendby
Norway
Viktorie Urbanová
Czechia
Katarina Kuzmanov
Serbia
Tatjana Bahadori
Austria
20 Meldra Rosenberg
Germany
Lucy Dimitrova
Sweden
Rabab Fehraoui
Morocco
Heidi Le
Vietnam
Chaimaa Hejam
Morocco
Aliia Abbiasova
Russia
Anna Ramadanovic
Serbia
Tereza Zakova
Czechia
Shiho Kinuno (tied)
Japan
Kebek Wakshum (tied)
Ethiopia
Laurien Polna (tied)
Poland
Hayley Lee Bradney (tied)
Australia
19 Nao Matsumura
Japan
Lea Marzu Backhaus
Germany
Jessica Pliskin
United Kingdom
Nguyễn Thùy
Vietnam
Ako Maihama
Japan
Ariel Yao
China
Lindsay Lauren Becker
USA
Rheanna cartier
England
Jan Villanueva
Philippines
Anna Corvino
Thailand
2023 18 Sherby Bagdatovna
Kazakhstan
Amy Sirada
Myanmar
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
17 Paulina Starosielec
Poland
Iulia Shukan
Russia
Monica Torres Caro
Chile
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
16 Anna Marie
Czech Republic
Mathilde
France
Beatriz Venâncio
Portugal
Klaudia Kowalczyk
Poland
Liza Gogolauri
Georgia
Loreliwe Durimel
Guadeloupe
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2022 15 Rachel Gupta (tied)
India
Weronika Nowak (tied)
Poland
Celest Decaesstecker
Belgium
Anastasija Aleksejevska
Latvia
Rediet Berhanu
Ethiopia
Nansy Sarantou
Greece
Polina Petrovska
Ukraine
Tsholofelo Mathebe
South Africa
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
14 Alexandra Stroe
Romania
Kianna Stephens
England
Mathilde Remelius
France
Anastasiia Dymchenko
Russia
Victoria Baloyan
Armenia
Karolina Gevorgyan
Spain
Tsonka Tsvetanova
Bulgaria
Karolina Skowerska
Poland
Arina Mardari
Moldova
Violetta Torianyk
Ukraine
2019 13 Myriam Cassim
France
Denisa Koresova
Czech Republic
Ynnaja Silva
Brazil
Unknown
Mexico
Hera Han
South Korea
Unknown
Spain
Unknown
 Switzerland
Unknown
Italy
Not awarded Not awarded
12 Lada Akimova
Russia
Klaudia Kowalowka
England
Denisa Korešová
Czech Republic
Gael Cameron
Australia
Jan
Canada
Barbie Haro
Mexico
Alona
Turkey
Olha Maksimenko
Ukraine
Not awardedNot awarded
2018 11 Ekaterina Ksenzova
Netherlands
Nika Kar
Slovenia
Acacia Walker
New Zealand
Sofi Baranovskaya
Italy
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
10 Alexia Navarro
Spain
Simone Heijilgers
Cabo Verde
Ruigi Zhang
Hong Kong
Narmin Safarova
Azerbaijan
Vanessa Fernandes
Brazil
Jekaterina P.
Estonia
Holzer Franziska
Germany
Carmen De Pascalis
Italy
Jurate Stasiunaite
Lithuania
Chloe Veitch
United Kingdom
2017 9 Natali Varchenko
Moldova
Colleen
China
Burte
Mongolia
Sornsarot Vittayaruengsook
Thailand
Nikita
Canada
Kintija
Latvia
Yue Li
Taiwan
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
8 Naomi Mondragon
Mexico
Roksana Oraniec
Poland
Tuuli Koskiaho
Finland
Stacie Meng
China
Nina Goryniuk
Ukraine
Tatiana Zverko
Russia
Tran Luong
Vietnam
Not awardedNot awardedNot awarded
2016 7Paulina Pelyova (tied)
Czech Republic
Milett Figueroa (tied)
Peru
Honey Tian Mi
Macau
Valentina C.
Italy
Helmi Palonen
Finland
Imlibenla Wati
India
Josefine Svensson
Sweden
Urachaphat Dechabenjanon
Thailand
Not awardedNot awardedNot awarded
2015 6Natalie Stejskalova
Czech Republic
Amarsanaa Saikhantamir
Mongolia
Anzhelika Tahir
Pakistan
Iris Hertroijs
Netherlands
Chloe Murphy
United Kingdom
Cherise Lai
Singapore
Amy Botansky
Australia
Not awardedNot awardedNot awarded
2014 5Swetha Raj
India
Safina Barsatie
Netherlands
Azbileg Enkhbor
Mongolia
Lilia Ishmuratova
Russia
Shawne Zhang
China
Anukriti Kusen
Sweden
Mayuka
Japan
Not awardedNot awardedNot awarded
4 May Myat Noe (dethroned)
Myanmar
Kim Eea
 South Korea
Hio Man Cha
Macau
Hillarie Danielle Ang Parungao
Philippines
Anukriti Gusain
India
Poojaa Kaur Gill
Singapore
Nisanat Mongsai
Thailand
Not awarded Not awarded Not awarded
2013 3Srishti Rana
India
Meriam George
Egypt
Yevgeniya Klishina
Kazakhstan
Yekaterina Grushanina
Russia
Moa Madicken Öberg
Sweden
Battulga Bilguunzaya
Mongolia
La Toyah Asha James
Australia
Not awardedNot awardedNot awarded
2012 2Himangini Singh Yadu
India
Tuyamaa Tumenjargal
Mongolia
Diana Kubasova
Latvia
Katerina Shevchenko
Ukraine
Chawanluck Unger
Thailand
Nathaly Farraj
Lebanon
Alena Senatorova
Germany
Janice Rivera
Puerto Rico
Not awardedNot awarded
2011 1Jung Eun A (resigned)
South Korea
Florima Treiber (dethroned)
France
Diana Starkova (assumed)
Ukraine
Anna Botova
Russia
Alesssandra Usman
Indonesia
Tanvi Singla
India
Golnaz Harandi
Canada
Park Sae Byul
Korea
Not awardedNot awardedNot awardedNot awarded
Notes
1. a assumed
2. b dethroned

See also

Notes

References

  1. ↑ 2016년 미스 슈퍼탤런트 겸 세계 볼룸댄스 챔프 나탈리 바첸코 (in Korean). Sports Seoul. 11 January 2019. Retrieved 25 January 2019.
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  3. ↑ "Milett Figueroa se corona Miss Supertalent of the World 2016". RPP. 3 December 2016. Retrieved 8 December 2016.
  4. ↑ "Natalie Stejskalova wins Miss Supertalent World 2016". The Times of India. 15 March 2016. Retrieved 8 December 2016.
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  10. ↑ 제6회 미시즈 코리아(Mrs. Korea) 대회 (in Korean). 9 November 2020.
  11. ↑ 슈퍼탤런트 시즌7 성료… 페루 피게로아·체코 펠요바 공동우승 (in Korean). Money Today. 8 December 2016. Retrieved 25 January 2019.
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  13. ↑ "She is India's Rachel Gupta crowned 'Miss Super Talent of the World' in Season 15 held in Paris, France". ANI News. 6 October 2022. Retrieved 2 August 2024.
  14. ↑ "The Final of Miss Supertalent 2023 at the Salle Wagram". sortiraparis.com. 24 February 2023. Retrieved 24 February 2023.
  15. ↑ angie (1 October 2024). "My Diary of Winning Supertalent SS21 in Paris –". Miss England Contest. Retrieved 6 January 2025.
  16. ↑ "SuperTalent Announces New Global Fashion Platform in South Korea". Retrieved 7 August 2026.
  17. ↑ '미스 슈퍼탤런드 시즌9' 13일 한국서 개막…슈퍼탤런트 월드 레코드 인증 (in Korean). Global Economic News. 13 October 2017. Retrieved 10 November 2017.
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