Miss Universe 2009 Winner Pictures

Miss Venezuela Stefania Fernandez was crowned Miss Universe 2009 here Monday, beating 84 contenders in the 58th edition of the annual pageant. Miss Venezuela has won Miss Universe for the second year in a row! Stefania Fernandez was named the winner, while Miss Dominican Republic, Ada Aimee de la Cruz, was the runner up.

Pictures of Miss Universe 2009, Miss Venezuala are located below!

Miss Universe 2009 Venezuela Stefania Fernandez Photos

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Contestants from 84 countries will be competing for the coveted title of the 58-year-old pageant. The winner will be crowned by reigning Miss Universe Dayana Mendoza from Venezuela.

Billy Bush, co-anchor of Access Hollywood and Claudia Jordan of Celebrity Apprentice, will host the competition. Superstar Flo Rida will perform his hugely successful hits, “Right Round” and “Jump” as part of a two song medley during the Swimsuit Competition portion of the telecast. Included in the show will also be a performance by reality star Heidi Pratt featuring her single “Body Language.”

Miss Universe 2009 Swimsuit Pictures are located below:

Miss Equador Sandra Vinces Swimsuit Photos

Miss Costa Rica Jessica Umana Swimsuit Photos

Miss Brazil Larissa Costa Swimsuit Photos

Miss Canada Mariana Valente Swimsuit Photos

Miss Venezuela Stefania Fernandez Swimsuit Photos

Miss Mexico Karla Carrillo Swimsuit Photos

Miss Indonesia Zivanna Letisha Siregar Swimsuit Photos

Miss El Salvador Mayella Mena Swimsuit Photos

Here is a complete list of Miss Universe 2009 Contestants:

Albania – Hasna Xhukiçi

Angola – Nelsa Alves

Argentina – Johanna Lasic

Aruba – Dianne Croes

Australia – Rachael Finch

Bahamas – Kiara Sherman

Belgium – Zeynep Sever

Bolivia – Dominique Peltier

Brazil – Larissa Costa

Bulgaria – Elitsa Lubenova

Canada – Mariana Valente

Cayman – Islands Nicosia Lawson

China – Wang Jingyao

Colombia – Michelle Rouillard

Costa Rica – Jessica Umaña

Croatia – Sarah Ćosić

Curaçao – Angenie Simon

Cyprus – Kielia Giasemidou

Czech – Republic Iveta Lutovská

Dominican Republic – Ada de la Cruz

Ecuador – Sandra Vinces

Egypt – Elham Wagdi

El Salvador – Mayella Mena

Estonia – Diana Arno

Ethiopia – Melat Yante

Finland – Essi Pöysti

France – Chloé Mortaud

Georgia – Lika Ordzhonikidze

Germany – Martina Lee

Ghana – Jennifer Koranteng

Great Britain – Clair Cooper

Greece – Viviana Kampanile

Guam – Racine Manley

Guatemala – Lourdes Figueroa

Guyana – Jenel Cox

Honduras – Bélgica Suárez

Hungary – Zsuzsa Budai

Iceland – Ingibjörg Egilsdóttir

India – Ekta Choudhry

Indonesia – Zivanna Letisha Siregar

Ireland – Diana Donnelly

Israel – Yulia Liubianitzki

Italy – Laura Valenti

Jamaica – Carolyn Yapp

Japan – Emiri Miyasaka

Kazakhstan – Olga Nikitina

Korea – Ree Na

Kosovo – Marigona Dragusha

Lebanon – Martine Andraos

Malaysia – JoannaBelle Ng

Mauritius – Anaïs Veerapatren

Mexico – Karla Carrillo

Montenegro – Anja Jovanović

Namibia – Happie Ntelamo

Netherlands – Avalon-Chanel Weyzig

New Zealand – Katie Taylor

Nicaragua – Indiana Sánchez

Nigeria – Sandra Otohwo

Norway – Eli Landa

Panama – Diana Broce

Paraguay – Mareike Baumgarten

Peru – Karen Schwarz

Philippines – Pamela Bianca Manalo

Poland – Angelika Jakubowska

Puerto – Rico Mayra Matos

Romania – Elena Bianca Constantin

Russia – Sofia Rudieva

Serbia – Dragana Atlija

Singapore – Rachel Kum

Slovak Republic – Denisa Mendrejová

Slovenia – Mirela Korač

South Africa – Tatum Keshwar

Spain – Estíbaliz Pereira

Sweden – Renate Cerljen

Switzerland – Whitney Toyloy

Tanzania – Illuminata James

Thailand – Chutima Durongdej

Turkey – Senem Kuyucuoğlu

Turks & Caicos – Jewel Selver

Ukraine – Kristina Kotz-Gotlib

Uruguay – Cintia Dottone

USA – Kristen Dalton

Venezuela – Stefanía Fernández

Vietnam – Võ Hoàng Yến

Zambia – Andella Chileshe Matthews