Miss World 2016: Miss Philippines, Miss Japan and other contestants lead People's Choice Award voting trend; how to vote

The People's Choice Award winner will be revealed on Sunday, December 18, during the grand finale of Miss World 2016 beauty pageant, but we have the list of top 25 beauties, who are currently leading.

From over 119 contestants, only 25 participants have made it to the top 25 list of the People's Choice Award and on Sunday night, one of them will get a chance to directly enter the final round. The leading 25 contestants include Miss Philippines Catriona Gray, Miss Japan Priyanka Yoshikawa and Miss Nepal Asmi Shrestha. India's contestant Miss India World 2016 Priyadarshini Chatterjee has failed to make it on the list.

Check out below the list of top leading contestants for People's Choice Awards 2016, according to Missosology, a leading beauty pageant website.

Miss Antigua and Barbuda – Latisha Greene
Miss Japan – Priyanka Yoshikawa
Miss Jamaica – Ashlie Barrett
Miss Kenya – Evelyn Njambi Thungu
Miss Korea – Hyun Wang
Miss Kyrgyzstan – Perizat Rasulbek-Kyzy
Miss Latvia – Linda Kinca
Miss Lebanon – Sandy Tabet
Miss Lesotho – Rethabile Tsosane
Miss Malaysia – Tatiana Kumar
Miss Moldova – Daniela Marin
Miss Mongolia – Bayartsetseg Altangerel
Miss Montenegro – Katarina Keković
Miss Myanmar – Myat Thiri Lwin
Miss Nepal – Asmi Shrestha
Miss Netherlands – Rachelle Reijnders
Miss New Zealand – Karla De Beer
Miss Nicaragua – María Laura Ramírez
Miss Nigeria – Debbie Collins
Miss Northern Ireland – Emma Carswell
Miss Panama – Alessandra Bueno
Miss Peru – Pierina Wong
Miss Philippines – Catriona Gray
Miss Poland – Kaja Klimkiewicz

How to vote for your favourite contestant:

The voting lines will close at 9 am EST/2 pm GMT on the grand finale day. You can cast your vote by downloading the Miss World app, which is available on both iOS as well as Google Play Store. You can cast only three votes, but if you want to vote again then you will have to subscribe to the Miss World 2016 app.

Please note, according to the Miss World's terms and condition, a contestant can receive only two votes from the same person. More than two votes for the same contestant will not be counted valid.