Babes Database: Melanie Nunes is Melanie Nunez Fronckowiak - World's Most Beautiful Female Bottom 2008

Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak is World's Most Beautiful Female Bottom 2008

Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak - World's Most Beautiful Bottom 2008

Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak is World's Best Bottom 2008 Contest Winner

Age: 20 yrs
Height: N.A.
Occupation: Brazilian Model & Beauty Queen

Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak won the World's Best Bottom 2008 Contest held by Sloggi Underwear Brand in France’s Paris on November 12. The contest is an underwear modeling contest which is in its straight second year running and is titled as "Show Me Your Sloggi".

Melanie Nunez who won this years "Most Beautiful Female Bottom" title is a South American woman hailing from Brazil. She is a former beauty queen and was a runner-up at Miss Brazil 2007 contest. Her male counterpart at this contest was Saiba Bombote, a 27-year-old man from the competition host country France.

Nunes Fronckowiak is no a stranger to the Brazilians. From the country’s Southernmost State Rio Grande do Sul, Melanie Nunes is a born beauty. After she was crowned the tile of Miss Rio Grande do Sul in 2007, and when she was only 19-year-old, she competed at Miss Brazil 2007 beauty pageants and won the runner-up title.

The Worlds Best Bottom 2008 winners were chosen in online voting at sloogi.com and selected by the judges panel November 12 in Paris, France.

At the conclusion of this contest, the Judges declared Brazilian 20-year-old Melanie Nunes Fronckowiak as best female bottom, and French 27-year-old Saiba Bombote was named the most beautiful male bottom.

More than 45 finalists from 26 countries competed, with the two winners receiving an underwear modelling contract, $15,000 prize money and an insurance contract for their bottoms.

Members of the judging panel included supermodel Adriana Karembeu, astronaut Paolo Nespoli, FHM France Editor-in-chief Lomig Guillo and Sloggi underwear chiefs.

Candidates had entered the competition by submitting their photos to www.sloggi.com, where 11,200 entries were received. And more than 31 million votes were cast by the public.