2008 | MISS WORLD | KSENIA SUKHINOVA

troi oi .. .dep qua nhu 1 thien than

UA~ ????? Sao nhin mat ki` dzay ???

cô ấy ốm quá nhưng vẫn rất xinh đẹp

Vẫn xinh tươi dù nhìn hơi mệt mỏi, phờ phạc

hjnh nhu ksenia cat toc dung ko

Hình như chưa make-up thì phải, để mặt đơn giản mà nhìn vẫn xinh :x

Dạo này thấy mấy cô đi dự party là lun có cái bóp kèm theo nhở :-D

Vừa đẹp vừa học giỏi :*

Gái Nga + Ukraine thì đẹp khỏi hỏi, ra đường gặp đầy em đẹp thế này, có điều không phải người đẹp nào cũng đi thi, haha!

Nhưng phải công nhận trước tới giờ, sau Aishwarya Rai năm 1994 thì thấy Ksenia là MW đẹp nhất!

chi ksenia dep co doi,ko can phao noi !! iu lam lam lun

Russia's Kseniya Sukhinova won the Miss World 2008 crown on Saturday in a glittering African-themed pageant where she outshone 108 other international beauties and pledged to "help people."
"And Miss World 2008 is Russia," announced Julia Morley, head of the Miss World committee that organises the event.
The second runner up was Gabrielle Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago and the first runner up Parvathay Omanakuttan of India.
The 21-year-old blue-eyed blonde beauty, who declared shortly before her win was announced that being nervous made her "feel stronger," takes over from Zhang Zi Lin of China to become the 58th Miss World.
"I think I can help people and I want to help people and today if I walk away with this crown I will do that," Sukhinova told judges through a translator after being asked why she should be crowned the winner.
Hailing from Nizhnevartovsk in the north west of Siberia, Sukhinova was dressed in a purple gown, with a decorative neckline and flowing skirt.
She is a student pursuing an engineering degree from the Tyumen Oil and Gas University.
Sukhinova becomes the second Miss Russia to win the global event after Julia Kourochkina took the crown in 1992.

India's Omanakuttan wooed the crowd by greeting them in the Afrikaans language, spoken by many in South Africa. She also referred to heroes such as Mahatma Ghandi and South Africa's first black president Nelson Mandela, who was quoted by Trinidad and Tobago's Walcott as well.
Contestants, aged 17 to 25, were dressed by South African and Jamaican designers for the final show after a month of galas, rehearsals and even a safari on the tip of the African continent.
Trading glamour for the bush, the beauties donned T-shirts and sneakers as they gamely tramped into the bush to see lions and giraffes, play African drums, sleep in huts and cook traditional Zulu meals.
Johannesburg sought to use the event to boost its image as a world class city, despite being known for its high crime rates, while the country also hopes to benefit from the publicity ahead of staging the football World Cup in 2010.

ặc...sao lại sở ngực đàn ông thế kia...trông kinh quá

nhìn ko ra lun trời

mat hinh tuong wa di

Trời ơi! Treo cổ

bÁN NUDE!

nhìn hok ra. choáng

2nd dep nhut moi thoi dai do ha troi??? Nhu con ma vay

còn đâu MW hiền dịu, thánh thiện :))

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