Miss World 1951 be competing at international beauty pageants: Miss World 1951 Miss World 1951, the first Miss World pageant, was held on 29 July 1951 at the Lyceum Ballroom in London, United Kingdom. The contest was originally intended to be a one-off event connected with the Festival of Britain. A total of 26 contestants competed for the inaugural Miss World title; while the names of 16 contestants are archived, there is no information on the remaining 10 contestants who represented Britain. The winner was Kiki Håkansson from Sweden. She wore a bikini when being crowned, the only winner to ever do so.
Miss Jamaica World Human Resources. Miss Jamaica World 1995, Imani Duncan, currently serves as a Government Senator. Regina Beavers became the youngest title holder, she won at age 17 in 2001. Miss Jamaica World 1998, Christine Straw, represented Jamaica in Miss Universe 2004, making the Top Ten. Miss Jamaica World 2005, Terri-Karelle Griffith-Reid, is host of the popular talent show "Digicel Rising Stars", which was previously hosted by Yendi Phillipps from 2008 to 2009. Miss Jamaica World 2006 was subject to controversy when she got pregnant during her reign. Miss World CEO Julia Morley allowed her to retain her title. Miss Jamaica World