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Antigone CostandaWinner of the Miss World contest in 1954
Country:
 Egypt |
Content:
- Miss World 1954
- multilingual Beauty
- Legacy and Impact
- Miss World 1955
- Modeling Career
- Interior Design Career
Miss World 1954
Antonia Costanda was crowned Miss World 1954, representing Egypt at the competition held in London, UK, on October 18, 1954. Out of 16 contestants, Costanda emerged victorious with a total score of 7.941.
multilingual Beauty
In addition to her native Arabic, Costanda spoke fluent Greek, English, Italian, and French. Her language skills added to her charm and made her a well-rounded candidate.
Legacy and Impact
Eric Morley, in his 1967 book "Miss World: The Story," recounted Costanda's impact on the Miss Egypt pageant, stating: "Costanda was radiant, and she claimed her triumph as a victory for Miss Egypt."
Miss World 1955
Costanda chose not to compete in the 1955 Miss World pageant due to tensions between Egypt and the UK over the Suez Canal crisis.
Modeling Career
Prior to her Miss World win, Costanda had established a successful modeling career, gracing the pages of numerous publications. Her victory propelled her to even greater heights, making her a sought-after model throughout the Middle East, France, Italy, and Greece.
Interior Design Career
After retiring from modeling, Costanda pursued her passion for interior design. She founded her own design firm and continues to oversee its operations to this day.
