Miss Indonesia 2010

Miss Indonesia 2010, the 6th edition of the Miss Indonesia beauty pageant, was held at the Central Park in Jakarta, Indonesia on June 1, 2010. Asyifa Latief of West Java was crowned as Miss Indonesia 2010 by outgoing titleholder, Karenina Sunny Halim of Jakarta SCR. She represented Indonesia in the Miss World 2010 pageant but she was unplaced. Representatives of the 33 provinces competed for the crown, which was broadcast live on RCTI. The event was hosted by Sandra Angelia and Uli Herdinansyah. The event was also attended by Miss World 2009, Kaiane Aldorino and Chairwoman of the Miss World Organization, Julia Morley.

Miss Indonesia 2010
Miss Indonesia 2010 Title Card
DateJune 1, 2010
PresentersSandra Angelia, Uli Herdinansyah
EntertainmentVidi Aldiano, Sandhy Sondoro, Nidji, Marcell, Petra Sihombing
VenueCentral Park, Jakarta, Indonesia
BroadcasterRCTI
Entrants33
Placements10
WinnerAsyifa Latief
West Java

Results

Final results Contestant
Miss Indonesia 2010
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
Top 5
Top 10

Special awards

Award Contestant
Miss Beautiful Body
Most Beautiful Skin
Miss Innovation
Miss Slim & Healthy
Miss Congeniality
Miss Favorite

Contestants

Provinces Contestant
Aceh

Mardiana Yusuf

North Sumatera

Putri Siti Ariyani

West Sumatera

Puty Marisa Nesia

Riau

Revi Lonna

Riau Islands

Akis Deliantisa

Jambi

Fityay Adzhani

South Sumatra

Zara Lovera Tifani

Bangka Belitung

Victoria Santoso

Bengkulu

Dina Syafira

Lampung

Dani Ayu Chahyawati

Banten

Sfena

Jakarta Special Capital Region

Rininta Christabella

West Java

Asyifa Latief

Central Java

Theresia Yuanita Wijaya

Yogyakarta

Clarashinta Arumdani

East Java

Kartika Kusumaningtyas

Bali

Cokorda Istri Agung Diah Astiti Mataram

West Nusa Tenggara

Ratih Permanasari

East Nusa Tenggara

Indria Zulkarnaen

West Kalimantan

Juni Mulia

South Kalimantan

Rizkika Aulia Sabrina

Central Kalimantan

Rachel Octavia

East Kalimantan

Lisa Rosanty

South Sulawesi

Anisa Putri Siregar

West Sulawesi

Sadhriany Pertiwi Saleh

South East Sulawesi

Jena Sarita

Central Sulawesi

Stephanie Horman

North Sulawesi

Priscilla Febrita Wiriahardja

Gorontalo

Deasy Widya Hayer

Mollucas

Nathasya Octaviane Morgan

North Maluku

Ayu Mustika Herdiningsih

Papua

Ariani Putri Devanti

West Papua

Cynthia Pricilla Plecket

Notes

Historical Significance

See also

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