2033 Miss Celeste Beauty 2033
| Miss Celeste Beauty 2033 | |
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| Date | November 9, 2033 |
| Presenters | Alicia Vikander |
| Entertainment | |
| Venue |  Athens, Greece |
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| Entrants | 115 |
| Placements | 20 |
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| Winner | Madison Carter United States |
| Congeniality | Catarina Martínez Puerto Rico |
| Best National Costume | Dayana González Honduras |
Miss Celeste Beauty 2033 is the 18th edition of the Miss Celeste Beauty pageant.
Miss Celeste Beauty 2033 will take place on December 9, 2033, at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) in Athens, Greece. This state-of-the-art venue, renowned for its architectural brilliance and cultural significance, is the perfect stage for a celebration of global beauty and diversity.
Charlotte D’aureville from France will crown her successor at the end of the event
115 contestants from around the world will vie for the coveted title in a competition that highlights unity and cultural pride. The event will also feature breathtaking performances and the iconic backdrop of Athens’ timeless heritage, adding to the grandeur of this prestigious event.
Background
editLocation and Date
editOn 19 December 2032, at the conclusion of the Miss Celeste Beauty 2032 pageant, Alexandra Henderson, the president of the Miss Celeste Beauty Organization, announced that the 18th edition of Miss Celeste Beauty would be hosted in Athens, Greece, marking the first time Greece hosts the pageant.
On 10 January 2033, organizers confirmed that the pageant would take place at the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) on 9 November 2033, with preliminary events scheduled for 7 November 2033. This modern cultural venue, renowned for its architectural innovation and picturesque views, is an ideal location to showcase global talent.
Selection of Participants
editThe Miss Celeste Beauty Organization announced that, beginning in 2033, all countries would be encouraged to hold national pageants or selection events to promote inclusivity and representation. Contestants must be women aged 18 and above, with no restrictions on height, weight, or marital status, further solidifying the organization’s commitment to embracing diversity.
New Crown
editOn 4 November 2033, the organization unveiled the ”Aetheria Diadem”, the new crown for Miss Celeste Beauty. Designed by a Greek artisan collective, the crown symbolizes unity and grace, featuring ethically sourced diamonds and sapphires inspired by the shimmering Aegean Sea. Crafted over 18 months, it embodies elegance and sustainability, aligning with the pageant’s values.
Selection Committee
editThe selection committee for the 2033 edition of Miss Celeste Beauty includes prominent figures from fashion, art, media, and philanthropy:
- Emilio Estefan – Latin musician and music producer from Cuba.
- Simona Danforth – Danish model and Miss Celeste Beauty 2028.
- Fariana – Colombian actress and singer.
- Gabriela Gonzalez – Mexican fashion designer.
- Lele Pons – Venezuelan-American singer, actress, and YouTube personality.
- Irene Antonia Lefka – Greek journalist and Miss Celeste Beauty Greece 2024.
- Michael Cinco – Filipino fashion designer based in Dubai.
- Lara Jansen – Advocate and Miss Celeste Beauty Netherlands 2030.
- Romero Britto – Brazilian artist and sculptor.
Results
edit| Results | Contestants |
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| Miss Celeste Beauty 2033 | |
| 1st Runner-up | |
| 2nd Runner-up | |
| Top 5 | |
| Top 10 | |
| Top 20 |
Special Award
edit| Award | Contestants |
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| Best National Costume | |
| Miss Congeniality | |
| People’s Choice Award | |
| Social Media Influencer Award | |
| Eco-Friendly Advocate Award |
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| Outstanding Oratory Award |
Outstanding Oratory Award
editThe Outstanding Oratory Award is given to contestants who have outstanding speaking skills and can communicate ideas clearly, interestingly, and inspire the audience.
| Results | Contestants |
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| Gold Award | |
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Contestants
editOne hundred & fifteen contestants[1]
References
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