History of Hampshire
We have just launched the 2016 Miss Hampshire competition! This
heat is a direct entry to the Miss England Grand Final so get applying!
In the meantime we thought you might be interested to learn
a little bit more about the previous Miss Hampshire’s…
2012
Titchfield resident Grace Levy took the title of Miss
Hampshire 2012 and placed in the top 15 in the Miss England national finals
that year. In 2013 she competed in Miss England once again, winning the Miss
Eco Award and making the top 15 once again. Grace later went on to win Miss
Universe GB and has now opened her own pageant training academy in London. She has
also appeared on Take Me Out and has a degree in Psychology.
2013
In 2013 Fordingbridge Marine Geography graduate Hayley
Adlam became the Miss Hampshire titleholder. Hayley did lots for charity
including running the Winchester 10k for Hampshire Air Ambulance and supported
Young Minds; a mental health charity close to heart. Since Miss Hampshire
Hayley has worked in marine surveying and is now a member of British Airways
Cabin Crew.
2014
Charlotte Giles made the BBC national website when she won
Miss Hampshire 2014! The only Miss Hampshire to have made the top round of
Beach Beauty at the Miss England national finals, Charlotte visited Naomi House
Children’s Hospice and held a coffee and wine fest in Winchester as part of her
reign. Charlotte has since competed in Miss Universe GB where she won a six
month business bursary as part of the contest’s entrepreneurial support
programme. She works as a Business Development Director for Tracie Giles
Bespoke; providing designer permanent makeup and advanced skincare programmes
in Knightsbridge, London.
2015
Runner up in 2014, Larissa Hirst finally took the crown in
2015. A former Head Girl of Arnewood School in New Milton and a Magazine Journalism
graduate from Southampton Solent University, Larissa won the Brainy Beauty
Award at the Miss England national finals and a spot in the top 15. As Miss
Hampshire Larissa ran the ABP Southampton Half Marathon, raising more than
£3,000 for Beauty with a Purpose and Southampton Hospital Charity. She also
slept homeless for Trinity Winchester charity, campaigned for more awareness of
cystic fibrosis, held her own charity village fete, completed part of the W.A.C
(Wheelchair Awareness Challenge) in Nottingham, and played rugby with the
England Wheelchair Rugby 7s. Larissa also presented at the Southampton Hospital
Charity Fashion Show and modelled for L.K. Bennett, as well as presented
Southampton City Council’s Upcycled Fashion Show. She is now a Content
Marketing Manager in London and is also Director of Miss Hampshire 2016.
If you are interested in applying to become the next Miss
Hants, please email misshampshire@yahoo.com
for an application form. x
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