Miss Universe 1987

Miss Universe 1987
Cecilia Bolocco
Date	27 May 1987
Presenters	Bob Barker, Mary Frann
Entertainment	Cultural Dance Group of Singapore, Little Sisters of Singapore
Venue	HarbourFront Centre, Singapore
Broadcaster	CBS
Entrants	68
Placements	10
Debuts	Egypt, Greenland, Kenya
Withdrawals	Aruba, Belgium, Cook Islands, Côte d'Ivoire, Gambia, Gibraltar, Iceland, Luxembourg, Papua New Guinea, Poland, Réunion, Scotland, Western Samoa, Zaire
Returns	Nigeria, Senegal
Winner	Cecilia Bolocco  Chile
Congeniality	Francia Tatiana Reyes  Honduras
Best National Costume	Jacqueline Meirelles  Brazil
Photogenic	Patricia López Ruiz  Colombia

Miss Universe 1987, the 36th Miss Universe pageant, was held on 27 May 1987 at the Hall Four of World Trade Centre in Singapore. Barbara Palacios Teyde of Venezuela crowned her successor Cecilia Bolocco of Chile. 68 contestants competed in the pageant.

Results

Countries and territories which sent delegates and results for Miss Universe 1987

Placements

Final results	Contestant
Miss Universe 1987	Chile - Cecilia Bolocco
1st runner-up	Italy - Roberta Capua
2nd runner-up	USA - Michelle Royer
3rd runner-up	Venezuela - Inés María Calero
4th runner-up	Puerto Rico - Laurie Simpson
Semi-finalists	Philippines - Geraldine Asis  Turks & Caicos - Carmelita Ariza  Sweden - Suzanne Thörngren  Singapore - Marion Nicole Teo  Peru - Jessica Newton

Contestants

•  Argentina - Carolina Brachetti
•  Australia - Jennine Leonarder
•  Austria - Kristina Sebestyen
•  Bahamas - Betty Ann Hanna
•  Barbados - Dawn Michelle Waithe
•  Belize - Holly Emma Edgell
•  Bolivia - Patricia Arce
•  Brazil - Jacqueline Meirelles
•  British Virgin Islands - Sandy Michelle Harrigan
•  Canada - Tina May Simpson
•  Chile - Cecilia Bolocco
•  Colombia - Patricia López Ruiz
•  Costa Rica - Ana María Bolaños
•  Curaçao - Viennaline Arvelo
•  Cyprus - Natasha Papademetriou
•  Denmark - Nanna Louisa Johansson
•  Dominican Republic - Carmen Rita Pérez
•  Ecuador - María del Pilar Barreiro Cucalón
•  Egypt - Hoda Abboud
•  El Salvador - Virna Passely Machuca
•  England - Yvette Dawn Lindsey
•  Finland - Outi Tanhuanpää
•  France - Nathalie Marquay
•  Germany - Dagmar Schulz
•  Greece - Xenia Pantazi
•  Greenland - Susse Petersen
•  Guam - Teresa Torres Fischer
•  Guatemala - María Isabel Flores
•  Holland - Janny Tervelde
•  Honduras - Francia Tatiana Reyes
•  Hong Kong - Lily Chong Sok Hui
•  India - Priyadarshini Pradhan
•  Ireland - Rosemary Thompson
•  Israel - Yamit Noy
•  Italy - Roberta Capua
•  Jamaica - Janice Sewell
•  Japan - Hiroe Namba
•  Kenya - Susan Waruguru Kahumba
•  Korea - Kim Ji-eun
•  Lebanon - Sahar Mouhsen Haydar
•  Malaysia - Christine Praglar
•  Malta - Kristina Apap Bologna
•  Mexico - Cynthia Fallon
•  New Zealand - Ursula Kim Ryan
•  Nigeria - Lynda Chuba Ikpeazu
•  Northern Marianas - Luciana Seman Ada
•  Norway - Mariann Leines
•  Panama - Gabriela Deleuze Ducasa
•  Paraguay - Tammy Elizabeth Ortigoza
•  Peru - Jessica Newton Saez
•  Philippines - Geraldine Edith Villaruz Asis
•  Portugal - Noelia Chávez Pereira
•  Puerto Rico - Laurie Tamara Simpson
•  Senegal - Fabienne Joelle Feliho
•  Singapore - Marion Nicole Teo
•  Spain - Remedios Cervantes
•  Sri Lanka - Nandaine Wijiegooneratna
•  Sweden - Suzanne Thörngren
•   Switzerland - Renate Walther
•  Thailand - Chutima Naiyana
•  Trinidad & Tobago - Sheree Ann Denise Richards
•  Turkey - Leyle Sesbet
•  Turks & Caicos - Carmelita Louise Ariza
•  Uruguay - María Victoria Zangaro Groso
•  USA - Michelle Royer
•  U.S. Virgin Islands - Felize Bencosme
•  Venezuela - Inés María Calero
•  Wales - Nicola Gail Davies

Notes

Debuts

Egypt

Greenland

Kenya

Returns

Nigeria (first appearance since 1964)

Senegal (last participation)

Withdrawals

Aruba  Belgium  Cook Islands  Cote d'Ivoire  Gambia

Gibraltar  Iceland  Luxembourg  Papua New Guinea  Poland

Scotland  Réunion  Samoa  Zaire

Disqualified

Bermuda - Shelley Bascombe (overage)

Scotland - Eileen Catterson (underage)