Miss Universe 1981

Miss Universe 1981
Date20 July 1981
PresentersBob Barker, Elke Sommer
Entertainment
VenueMinskoff Theatre, New York City, New York, United States
Broadcaster
Entrants76
Placements12
Debuts
Withdrawals
  • Indonesia
  • Mauritius
  • Papua New Guinea
  • Sint Maarten
Returns
  • Cyprus
  • Fiji
  • Martinique
  • Portugal
  • South Africa
  • Saint Kitts
  • Transkei
WinnerIrene Sáez
Venezuela
CongenialityLinda Smith
Bahamas
Best National CostumeAdriana Alves de Oliveira
Brazil
PhotogenicTina Brandstrup
Denmark

Miss Universe 1981 was the 30th anniversary of the Miss Universe pageant, held on 20 July 1981 at the Minskoff Theatre in New York City, New York. Irene Sáez of Venezuela was crowned by Shawn Weatherly of the United States. There were 77 contestants competing for the crown, but Miss Mauritius got homesick and withdrew.[1] The pageant originally was scheduled to be held in Guatemala City, Guatemala. However, for financial and political reasons, Miss Universe was moved to New York City.[2]

Results

Placements

Placement Contestant
Miss Universe 1981
1st runner-up
  •  Canada – Dominique Dufour
2nd runner-up
3rd runner-up
  •  Brazil – Adriana Alves de Oliveira
4th runner-up
  •  Belgium – Dominique van Eeckhoudt
Top 12
  •  Ecuador – Lucía Vinueza
  •  Holland – Ingrid Schouten
  •  New Zealand – Donella Thomsen
  •  Norway – Mona Olsen
  • Tahiti – Tatiana Teraiamano
  •  United States – Kim Seelbrede
  •  West Germany – Marion Kurz


Key
  Winner
  First runner-up
  Second runner-up
  Third runner-up
  Fourth runner-up
(#) Rank in each round of competition

Final Scores

Country/Territory Preliminary

Average

Interview Swimsuit Evening Gown Semifinal Average
Venezuela[3] 8.575 (1) 8.966 (1) 9.024 (1) 8.887 (1) 8.959 (1)
Canada[3] 7.913 (12) 8.167 (6) 8.133 (5) 8.508 (2) 8.269 (4)
Sweden[3] 7.967 (9) 8.658 (2) 8.050 (6) 8.179 (4) 8.296 (3)
Brazil[3] 8.330 (4) 8.191 (5) 8.416 (3) 7.824 (7) 8.144 (5)
Belgium[3] 8.223 (6) 8.529 (3) 8.881 (2) 8.268 (3) 8.559 (2)
Tahiti[3] 7.940 (11) 8.149 (7) 8.137 (4) 7.962 (5) 8.082 (6)
Norway[3] 8.259 (5) 8.435 (4) 7.717 (8) 7.838 (6) 7.997 (7)
Germany[3] 8.400 (3) 7.875 (8) 8.041 (7) 7.442 (10) 7.786 (8)
Holland[3] 8.133 (7) 7.590 (9) 7.633 (9) 7.625 (9) 7.616 (9)
United States[3] 8.527 (2) 7.427 (11) 7.617 (10) 7.653 (8) 7.565 (10)
Ecuador[3] 7.967 (9) 7.442 (10) 7.300 (12) 7.317 (12) 7.353 (11)
New Zealand[3] 8.063 (8) 6.950 (12) 7.492 (11) 7.350 (11) 7.264 (12)


Final Competition

Awards

Special Awards Winners
Miss Amity  Bahamas - Linda Smith
Miss Photogenic  Denmark - Tina Brandstrup
Best National Costume  Brazil - Adriana Alves de Oliveira

Contestants

Seventy-six contestants competed for the title.

Country/Territory Contestant Age[a] Hometown
Argentina Susana Mabel Reynoso 20 Buenos Aires
Aruba Synia Reyes - Brasília
Australia Karen Sang - Sydney
Austria Gudrun Gollop - Vienna
Bahamas Linda Teresa Smith 21 Nassau
Belgium Dominique van Eeckhoudt 20 Brussels
Belize Ivette Zabaneh - Belmopan
Bermuda Cymone Florie Tucker 21 Smith’s Parish
Bolivia Vivian Zambrano - Santa Cruz de la Sierra
Brazil Adriana Alves de Oliveira 18 Rio de Janeiro
British Virgin Islands Carmen Nibbs 18 Tortola
Canada Dominique Dufour 22 Laval
Cayman Islands Donna Marie Myrie 20 George Town
Chile María Soledad Hurtado Arellano - Valparaíso
Colombia Ana Edilma Cano Puerta 18 Medellín
Costa Rica Rosa Inés Solís Vargas - San José
Curaçao Maria Maxima Croes - Willemstad
Cyprus Katia Angelidou 18 Nicosia
Denmark Tina Brandstrup 20 Copenhagen
Dominican Republic Fausta Lucía Peña Veras - Puerto Plata
Ecuador Lucía Isabel Vinueza Urejelles 18 Guayaquil
England Joanna Longley 25 Windsor
Fiji Lynn Michelle McDonald - Suva
Finland Merja Orvokki Varvikko - Forssa
France Isabelle Sophie Benard 23 Normandy
Gibraltar Yvette Dominguez 19 Gibraltar
Greece Maria Nikouli - Athens
Guadeloupe Rosette Bivuoac - Basse-Terre
Guam Bertha Antoinette Harmon - Hagåtña
Guatemala Yuma Rossana Lobos Orellana 19 Guatemala City
Holland Ingrid Johanna Marie Schouten 20 The Hague
Honduras Leslie Nohemí Sabillón Dávila - Francisco Morazán
Hong Kong Irene Lo Kam-Sheung 21 Hong Kong
Iceland Elisabet Trausdóttir 17 Reykjavík
India Rachita Kumar 19 Bombay
Ireland Valerie Roe 21 Dublin
Israel Dana Wexler 17 Giv'atayim
Italy Anna Maria Kanakis 20 Messina
Japan Mineko Orisaku 20 Kyoto
Malaysia Audrey Loh Yin Fong - Kuala Lumpur
Malta Susanne Galea - St Julians
Martinique Ghislaine Jean-Louis - Fort-de-France
Mexico Judith Grace González Hincks 18 Monterrey
Namibia Antoinette Anuza - Windhoek
New Zealand Donella Thomsen 21 Auckland
Northern Mariana Islands Juanita Masga Mendiola - Tinian
Norway Mona Olsen 20 Oslo
Panama Ana María Henríquez Valdés 21 Panama City
Paraguay María Isabel Urízar Caras - Asunción
Peru Gladys Silva Cancino - Lima
Philippines Maria Caroline de Vera Mendoza - Manila
Portugal Ana Paula Machado Moura - Lisbon
Puerto Rico Carmen Lotti Rodríguez - Guaynabo
Réunion Patricia Abadie - Saint-Paul
Saint Kitts Marva Warner - Sandy Point
Scotland Anne McFarlane 18 Glasgow
Singapore Florence Tan 21 Singapore
South Africa Daniela di Paolo - Durban
South Korea Lee Eun-jung - Seoul
Spain Frances Ondiviela 24 Las Palmas
Sri Lanka Renuka Varuni Jesudhason - Matale
Sweden Eva-Lena Lundgren 19 Piteå
Switzerland Bridget Voss - Bern
Tahiti Tatiana Teraiamano 18 Papeete
Thailand Massupha Karbprapun 21 Bangkok
Transkei Kedibone Tembisa Letlaka - Tsolo
Trinidad and Tobago Romini Samaroo - San Fernando
Turkey Şenay Unlu - Ankara
Turks and Caicos Islands Frances Gloria Rigby - Grand Turk
United States Kim Seelbrede 20 Germantown
United States Virgin Islands Marise Cecile James - Saint Croix
Uruguay Griselda Dianne Anchorena 20 Montevideo
Venezuela Irene Sáez Conde 19 Caracas
Wales Karen Ruth Stannard 22 Newport
West Germany Marion Kurz 20 Bavaria
Western Samoa Lenita Marianne Schwalger - Apia

Withdrawals

  •  Mauritius - Carole Fitzgerald was homesick and then withdrew.[1]

Notes

  1. ^ Ages at the time of the pageant


References

  1. ^ a b "Venezuelan wins title: Miss Universe". The Robesonian. Associated Press. July 21, 1981. Retrieved 13 November 2010.
  2. ^ "Miss Universe Facts & Figures". buzzle.com. Archived from the original on December 12, 2007. Retrieved 13 November 2010.
  3. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l "Miss Universe 1981 - Full Show". tttpageant. March 10, 2013. Retrieved July 6, 2025 – via YouTube.