Format
| Edition | Year | Presenter | Version | Winner | Represented | Venue | Voting | Delegates | Franchise | Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 44th | 1992 | Adam Alsing | Dubai | Monica Brodd | Uppland | Grand Hôtel | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 45th | 1993 | Yvonne Ryding | Dubai | Johanna Lind | Östergötland | Grand Hôtel | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 46th | 1994 | Yvonne Ryding | Dubai | Domenique Forsberg | Lappland | Grand Hôtel | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 47th | 1995 | Martin Timell | Dubai | Petra Hultgren | Stockholm | TV4 Television Centre | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 48th | 1996 | Martin Timell | Canary Islands | Annika Duckmark | Västergötland | Berns Entertainment Centre | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 49th | 1997 | Agneta Sjödin | Canary Islands | Victoria Lagerström | Stockholm | Berns Entertainment Centre | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 50th | 1998 | Agneta Sjödin | Canary Islands | Jessica Olérs | Dalarna | Berns Entertainment Centre | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 51st | 1999 | Sofia Wistam | Canary Islands | Emma-Helena Nilsson | Jämtland | Circus Theatre | Celebrity Panel | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 52nd | 2000 | Sofia Wistam | Canary Islands | Valerie Aflalo | Malmö | Circus Theatre | Hot Picks & Televoting | 28 | VeckoRevyn | TV4 |
| 53rd | 2001 | Lydia Cappolicchio | Barbados | Malin Olsson | Dalarna | Grand Hôtel | SMS & Televoting | 28 | Strix | TV3/MTG |
| 54th | 2002 | Ulrika Jonsson | Barbados | Malou Hansson | Uppland | Grand Hôtel | SMS & Televoting | 28 | Strix | TV3/MTG |
| 55th | 2003 | Fredrik Birging | Barbados | Helena Stenbäck | Norrbotten | Grand Hôtel | SMS & Televoting | 28 | Strix | TV3/MTG |
The year of 1992 was the first time the pageant was broadcast. The promoters were a commercial channel alongside a magazine released for females. The readers picked their favourites and the winner was chosen among a panel of judges. The Miss Universe pageant was shown on Swedish television for the first time ever a few months later.
In the year of 2001, winners were picked via a telephone poll. There was still an acting jury, giving suggestions over whom they might believe be potential for the Miss Universe pageant.
Last winner was crowned in early 2004, winner was Katarina Wigander and crowned by Moore! Magazine.
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