Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2025 and the Reigning Supreme Queen is Brazil’s Eduarda Braum – the woman who delivered a historic first crown for her country and did it while carrying one of pageantry’s most genuine advocacy stories. Braum, from…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2024 is Czech Republic’s Krystyna Pyszková – the woman who brought the Miss World crown home to her country for the second time in history, in front of the pageant’s biggest audience in nearly three decades.…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2023 is Ecuador’s Andrea Aguilera – a pageant veteran who finally claimed the international crown that had eluded her for years, and made history doing it. Aguilera’s road to the top wasn’t a quick one. She…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2022 is Venezuela’s Amanda Dudamel – a delegate whose runner-up finish sparked one of the loudest fan backlashes in recent Miss Universe history. Crowned Miss Venezuela 2021 on October 28, 2021, in Caracas. Dudamel – daughter…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2021 is Côte d’Ivoire’s Olivia Yace – the woman who became the biggest phenomenon of that Miss World cycle without ever taking the crown. Crowned Miss Côte d’Ivoire on September 4, 2021, in Abidjan. Yace entered…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2020 is Peru’s Janick Maceta – a competitor who spent years knocking on pageantry’s door before delivering Peru’s best Miss Universe result in over six decades. This wasn’t Maceta’s first run at a national crown. She…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2019 is Puerto Rico’s Madison Anderson – a journey that began under controversy and ended in one of the closest, most talked-about finales in Miss Universe history. Before she ever wore the Puerto Rico sash, Madison…
Pageanthology’s Supreme Queen for 2018 is Vietnam’s H’Hen Niê — a title she earned by delivering the single most historic pageant moment of the year for her country. Representing Vietnam at Miss Universe 2018 in Bangkok, Thailand, H’Hen Niê became…
