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Top Model of the world Romania 2023 the 30th edition

TOP MODEL OF THE WORLD 2023 – Maria Katren Varzaru

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Maria Katren Varzaru, a 21-year-old student and dancer from Romania, achieved notable success by winning the 30th edition of the “Top Model of the World” competition. This event was held in Cairo, Egypt, and featured participants from various countries. In addition to winning the overall title, Maria was also recognized as the “Social Media Model” and the “Queen of Europe,” further showcasing her popularity and appeal across different platforms and regions. These titles highlight her influence and prominence not just in the modeling industry but also across cultural and digital realms.

Top Model of the world Romania 2023 the 30th edition
Top Model of the world Romania 2023 the 30th edition

2023 (30th)

topmodel of the world 2023 winner 30th edition

Maria Katren Varzaru

(Romania)

2022 (29th)

Mariana Macias Ornelas
(Mexico)

2021 (28th)

Natálie Kočendová
(Czech Republic)

2020 (27th)

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Pierinna Patino Flores
(Peru)

2019 (26th)

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Nicole Menayo
(Spain)

2018 (25th)

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Janet Leyva Rodriguez
(Peru)

2017 (24th)

Julia Gershun
(Ukraine)

2016 (24th)

Margo Cooper
(
Bulgaria)

2015 (23rd)

Elena Kosmina
(Ukraine)

2014 (22nd)

Tania Valencia
(Colombia)

2013- 2012

Isaiah Inara
(Gulf of Guinea)

2011 (19th)

Luna Voce
(Italy
)

2010 (18th)

Loredana Salantă
(Romania)

2009 (17th)

Carolina Rodríguez Ferrero
(Colombia)

2008 (16th)

Débora Lyra
(Brazil)

2007 (15th)

Alessandra Alores
(Germany)

2006 (14th)

Michelle de Leon
(Philippines)

2005 (13th)

Dominika van Santen
(Venezuela)

2004 (12th)

Sun Na
(China)

2003 (11th)

Nihan Akkus
(Turkey)

2002 (10th)

Natascha Börger
(Germany)

2001 (9th)

Renata Janetkova
(Czech Republic)

2000 (8th)

Yeliz Celiskan
(Turkey)

1999 (7th)

Suzana Fabriova
(Slovak Republic)

1998 (6th)

Michelle Khan
(Trinidad & Tobago)

1997 (5th)

Franzisca Schaub
(Germany)

1996 (4th)

Selinée Méndez
(Dominican Republik)

1995 (3rd)

Jacqueline Aguilera
(Venezuela)

1994 (2nd)

Claudine Obert
(France)

1993 (1st)

Francesca Bologna
(Italy)