Miss Grand Kazakhstan

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Miss Grand Kazakhstan
Formation2013
Type Beauty pageant
Location
Membership
Miss Grand International
Official language
National director
Vladimir Ilyin
Parent organization
  • Idol Fashion Management LLC
    (2013–2015)
  • Volga Models (2018)
Aidana Elemesova, Miss Grand Kazakhstan 2014 Aidana Elemesova.png
Aidana Elemesova, Miss Grand Kazakhstan 2014

Miss Grand Kazakhstan is a female beauty pageant title awarded to Kazakh representatives competing at the Miss Grand International pageant. [1] [2] [3] The title was first mentioned in 2013 when an Almaty-based model, Yuliya Kolesnik, was assigned by Idol Fashion Management LLC to represent Kazakhstan at the first edition of Miss Grand International in Thailand; [1] however, she was unplaced. [4]

Contents

Since the establishment of Miss Grand International in 2013, Kazakhstan has occasionally sent candidates to compete. [1] Its representatives were sent by different licenses each year, and most of them received non-placements at the grand final stage, [4] [5] except for the 2018 candidate, Aim Isengalieva, who was named one of the final 20. [1] [2]

History

From 2013 to 2014, the license for Miss Grand Kazakhstan belonged to Idol Fashion Management LLC, [6] a Bishkek-based event organizer company headed by a Kyrgyz businessperson, Usen Berdibaev (Kyrgyz : Бердибаев Асан). [7] The Kazakh representatives for these two editions were directly appointed by the mentioned licensee. [1] In 2015, an attempt to organize the first contest of Miss Grand Kazakhstan was observed, but the project was later canceled for undisclosed reasons, [8] resulting in no Kazakh candidate in Miss Grand International 2015. [9]

In 2018, after the franchise of Miss Grand Kazakhstan was vacant from 2015 to 2017, it was then purchased by Volga Models, a Russia-based model agency and the organizer of Miss Tourism Russia chaired by Vladimir Ilyin, [10] who assigned one of the Miss Tourism Russia 2016 finalists, who is an ethnic Kazakh from Astrakhan, Aim Isengalieva, [11] as Miss Grand Kazakhstan 2018. [12] She then competed internationally in Myanmar, where she was placed among the top 20 finalists, [1] [2] making her the first and only Kazakh candidate, as of 2023, to be placed at Miss Grand International. [1]

International competition

The following is a list of Kazakh representatives at the Miss Grand International contest.

YearRepresentativeOriginal national titleCompetition resultNational director
2013 Yuliya Kolesnik [1] [13]
Юлия Колесник
—Unplaced [4] Usen Berdibaev [6] [7]
2014 Aidana Elemesova [14] [15]    
Айдана Елемесова
 Miss Kazakhstan 2013 Finalist [16] Unplaced [5]
2018 Aim Isengalieva [1] [2]
Аим Исенгалиева
Miss Tourism Russia 2016 Finalist [12] Top 20 [1] [2] Vladimir Ilyin [10]
No representatives from 2019 - 2021
2022 Ekaterina Agapova [17]
Екатерина Агапова
4th vice-miss Krasa Rossii 2019 [18] Did not competeUnknown
No representatives since 2023

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