Mutya Pilipinas 2019

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Mutya Pilipinas 2019
Date18 August 2019
Presenters
Venue Mall of Asia Arena, Pasay
Broadcaster ABS-CBN
Entrants40
Placements20
WinnerKlyza Ferrando Castro
Davao del Sur
CongenialityMaricres Castro
Muntinlupa
PhotogenicJusterinnie Santos
Bulakan
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Mutya Pilipinas 2019 was the 51st Mutya Pilipinas pageant, (formerly known as Mutya ng Pilipinas) under the new leadership of Cory Quirino. It was held at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines, on August 18, 2019. [1]

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At the end of the event, Sharifa Akeel crowned Klyza Castro as Mutya Pilipinas Asia Pacific International 2019. Including her crowned are the new court of winners: April May Short was crowned as Mutya Pilipinas World Top Model 2019, Tyra Goldman was crowned as Mutya Pilipinas Tourism International 2019, and Louise Janica An was crowned as Mutya Pilipinas Overseas Communities 2019. Cyrille Payumo was named First Runner-Up, and Maxinne Nicole Rangel was named Second Runner-Up. [2]

Later that year, Tyra Goldman was replaced by Cyrille Payumo as the representative of the Philippines to the Miss Tourism International 2019 pageant due to her dual citizenship. Goldman eventually competed internationally at the Top Model of the World contest in January the following year. [3] [4]

Results

Placements

Color keys
PlacementContestantInternational placement
Mutya Pilipinas Asia Pacific International 2019
  • #23 – Klyza Castro
Top 25 – Miss Asia Pacific International 2019
Mutya Pilipinas World Top Model 2019
  • #20 – April May Short
Top 12 – World Top Model 2019
Mutya Pilipinas Tourism International 2019
  • #17 – Tyra Rae Goldman
Top 15 – Top Model of the World 2019
Mutya Pilipinas Overseas Communities 2019
  • #8 – Louise Janica An
1st Runner-Up
  • #19 – Cyrille Payumo
Winner – Miss Tourism International 2019
2nd Runner-Up
  • #32 – Maxinne Rangel §
Top 12
  • #9 – Andrea Fe Gomez [5]
  • #11 – Keinth Jensen Petrasanta [5]
  • #21 – Ysabel Napiza [5]
  • #26 – Karla Claudine Lasquite [5]
  • #29 – Dionne Sade Nicha [5]
  • #34 – Lesley Anne Ticaro [5]
Top 20
  • #1 – Jigg Kirsty Ang [5]
  • #4 – Mariah Gelina Lequin [5]
  • #6 – Ella Cayabyab [5]
  • #13 – Andrea Acibo [5]
  • #33 – Maria Angelica Pantaliano [5]
  • #35 – Camille Maha Marie Fabro [5]
  • #36 – Irish Silades [5]
  • #37 – Nina Angeli Bernedo [5]

§ – People's Choice (Automatic Top 12)

Special Awards

AwardContestant
Darling of the Press
Miss Photogenic
Miss Friendship
Best in Talent
People's Choice Award
Best in Swimsuit
Best in Evening Gown
  • #19 Pampanga – Cyrille Payumo [2]
    (Designer: Jolaida Niccolai)
Best in Terno
  • #19 Pampanga – Cyrille Payumo [2]
    (Designer: Rich Sabinian)
Best Fashion Designer
Jesi Mendez Salon Ambassador
Miss GIBI
Miss Paddocks
Miss EB Advance
Fortune Life Empowered Woman
Miss CWC
Miss Echolac
Miss Pretty Looks
Miss Mestiza
Miss Organique
Miss Hyundai
Miss Sheridan
Miss Cebu Landmasters
Miss Camera Club of the Philippines
Miss Ascott
Miss Prime Group of Companies

Contestants

40 contestants competed for the four titles. [6]

No.ContestantAgeHometown
1Jigg Kirsty Ang24 Catanduanes
2Alyana Bettina Penales24 Bacacay
3Jasmine Marie Eaton19 Tacloban
4Mariah Gelina Lequin20 Bogo
5Amber de los Reyes19 Canada
6Ella Cayabyab18 Quezon
7Hanna Jessica Villa20 Taguig
8Louise Janica An24 California
9Andrea Fe Gomez21 Baguio
10Jenieva Basultin19 Barotac Viejo
11Keinth Jensen Petrasanta20 Laguna
12Camille Joy Ang19 Cavite
13Andrea Acibo19 Batangas City
14Karmina Luiza Grady19 Arizona
15Sandra Jele18 Tagbilaran
16Maria Isabel Alves22 Parañaque
17Tyra Rae Goldman18 Nevada
18Joi Rufina Hunter18 Illinois
19Cyrille Payumo22 Pampanga
20April May Short25 Zamboanga City
21Ysabel Napiza18 New Jersey
22Savannah Rosemary Catayas22 Australia
23Klyza Castro19 Davao City
24Christene Longakit20 Quezon City
25Eiffel Janell Rosalita23 Santa Maria
26Karla Claudine Lasquite25 Cebu City
27Layla Yousif Adriatico23 Bahrain
28Iana Faye Marie Olea20 Davao Oriental
29Dionne Sade Nicha23 Muntinlupa
30Jenny Kim Agasid18 Parañaque
31Maricres Castro26 Muntinlupa
32Maxinne Nicole Rangel21 Padre Garcia
33Maria Angelica Pantaliano20 Mandaue
34Lesley Anne Ticaro25 Davao del Norte
35Camille Maha Marie Fabro18 United Arab Emirates
36Irish Silades19 Malinao
37Nina Angeli Bernedo19 Cagayan de Oro
38Jaica Zacate21 Pangasinan
39Lady Justerinnie Santos21 Bulakan
40Stephanie Monique Villavicencio18 Iloilo City

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References

  1. ↑ "Mutya Pilipinas 2019 winners crowned; Klyza Castro is PHL bet for Miss Asia Pacific Int'l". GMA News Online . 19 August 2019. Retrieved 16 September 2021.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 "Davao City beauty crowned 2019 Mutya Pilipinas Asia Pacific International". ABS-CBN News . 19 August 2019. Retrieved 16 September 2021.
  3. ↑ Hitosis, Jet (9 November 2019). "Philippines' Cyrille Payumo is Miss Tourism International 2019". pep.ph . Retrieved 16 September 2021.
  4. ↑ Villano, Alexa (13 January 2020). "Tyra Goldman to compete in Top Model of the World". Rappler . Retrieved 16 September 2021.
  5. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Concepcion, Eton (23 August 2019). "Davaoeña tops Mutya Pilipinas 2019". Manila Standard . Retrieved 18 September 2021.
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