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Miss Italia

Italian beauty contest
Event female_beauty_pageant Q1189350

Facts

13 properties
Instance of
female beauty pageant
Inception
1939, 1946[13][14]
Headquarters location
Rome[8]
Country
Italy[7]
Language of work or name
Italian[11]
Official website
www.missitalia.it[15]
Website
www.missitalia.it
Headquarters
Rome
Country of origin
Italy[12]
Different from
Miss[16]
Presenter
Daniela Ferolla, Fabrizio Frizzi[9][10]
Social media followers
8.0k (7.0k–13k, n=7)
Winner
Gina Lollobrigida, Sophia Loren, Anna Valle, Simona Ventura, Silvana Mangano[2][3][4][5][6]
🏷️ Also known as
en Miss Italy en Miss Italia ar ملكة جمال إيطاليا cs Miss Itálie de Miss Italy de Miss Italia de Miss Italien el Μις Ιταλία fr Miss Italie he מיס איטליה it Miss Sorriso ja ミス・イタリア ko 미스 이탈리아 pl Miss Włoch pt Miss Itália ru Мисс Италия zh 意大利小姐 zh 義大利小姐
🔖 Identifiers · 9
VIAF cluster ID
125903255
Library of Congress authority ID
no2009163029
Image (Wikimedia Commons)
Missitalia1971.4.jpg ↗
Freebase ID
/m/0h6jn8
Instagram username
missitalia
Topic's main category
Category:Miss Italia
X (Twitter) username
_MissItalia
YouTube channel ID
UCYikk7K3JrMeAVRi9FeC0ZA
YouTube handle
missitalia

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🔗 Connections
← Competition won 33
Lucia Bose, Miriam Leone, Anna Kanakis, Alice Sabatini, Anna Valle, Daniela Giordano, Francesca Chillemi, Eloisa Cianni +25 more
Winner 5
Sophia Loren, Gina Lollobrigida, Silvana Mangano, Anna Valle, Simona Ventura
Presenter 2
Fabrizio Frizzi, Daniela Ferolla
Country 1
Italy
Country of origin 1
Italy
Different from 1
Miss
Headquarters location 1
Rome
Language of work or name 1
Italian
Topic's main category 1
Category:Miss Italia
← Category's main topic 1
Category:Miss Italia
← FactGrid item ID 1
Second Czechoslovak Republic
← Participant in 1
Soleil Sorge
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Summary

Miss Italia is a female beauty pageant[1].

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Recognition

Wins include Gina Lollobrigida[2], an actor[17], 1927–2023[18], of Italy[19], awarded the Officer of Arts and Letters[20], specialised in film acting[21]; Sophia Loren[3], an actor[22], b. 1934[23], of Italy[24], awarded the Academy Award for Best Actress[25]; Anna Valle[4], an actor[26], b. 1975[27], of Italy[28]; Simona Ventura[5], a television presenter[29], b. 1965[30], of Italy[31], awarded the Premio Regia Televisiva[32]; and Silvana Mangano[6], an actor[33], 1930–1989[34], of Italy[35], awarded the David di Donatello for Best Actress[36].

FAQs

What awards did Miss Italia receive?

Honors received include Gina Lollobrigida[2], Sophia Loren[3], Anna Valle[4], and Simona Ventura[5].

Related Entities

Gina Lollobrigida Italy Lucia Bose Silvana Mangano Sophia Loren

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Class ancestry

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