Woman with most 'beautiful' bottom wins Brazil Miss BumBum crown

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Curvaceous Suzy Cortez scooped the highly coveted Miss BumBum 2015 title after battling it out in front of 15 other South American beauties in Sao Paolo
Meet the woman who has the most 'beautiful' bum in Brazil. Curvaceous Suzy Cortez scooped the highly coveted Miss BumBum 2015 title after battling it out in front of 15 other South American beauties in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Ms Cortez, from Distrito Federal, had been shaping up for months for the contest with a gruelling exercise and diet regime, reports dailymail.
Speaking after the announcement, Ms Cortez said: 'I've been preparing myself for the past four months. I've always wanted to win this contest.
Miss BumBum winner 2015 Ms Cortez is cheered and applauded by the fellow finalists as she is awarded her gold satin sash
'I dedicated myself completely. I dieted and did rigorous training.'
Camila Gomes, representing Minas Gerais, came second while Dani Sperle, of Rio de Janeiro, finished in third place.
More than 500 women took part in the fifth annual 'rear of the year' pageant, which was whittled down to 15 finalists representing each of the Brazilian states.
The cheeky 'rear of the year' contest reached its climax on November 9 in front of a packed audience and hoard of paparazzi.
Ms Cortez, pictured centre, poses with her fellow finalists after winning the Miss Bumbum Brazil 2015 pageant in Sao Paulo
Models stormed the runway in an array of glittering two-pieces, jewelled platform heels and heavy eye make-up.
Cacau Oliver, the organiser of the contest said: 'The Miss Bum-Bum competition is to elect Brazil's most beautiful bum.'
Although competitors are happy to push their bodies to the limit to bag the title, runner up in the pageant last year, Andressa Urach, nearly died after procedures to enhance her bottom began to rot.
This year contestants had to prove that they had not undergone surgery nor used chemical products.
Bottoms are a thing of national pride in Brazil.
Some Carnival beauties have even been reported to get their behinds covered by insurance companies.


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