The one and a half week long Vodafone Hibiscus Festival ended last night on a high note with people from all walks of life gathered at the Albert Park to witness the crowning of Miss Vodafone Hibiscus 2007.
Miss Flour Mills of Fiji, Ann Naisara was crowned Miss Hibiscus, the First Runner Up was won by Miss Reserve Bank Adi Laisa Kubuabola while Miss Sunbell Fatafehi Luveni was crowned second runner up.
Miss Supreme Fuel, Dipti Prakash was double crowned Miss Vodafone Hibiscus Charity Queen and Miss People's Choice while Miss Suva City Council, Sophie Cakacaka was crowned Miss Personality.
The annual Hibiscus event this year raised more than $180 thousand dollars with proceeds to go towards charitable organisations.
Mr Fiji School of Medicine Emosi A-Ching was crowned Hibiscus King and coming in second was Mr. Radio Fiji Gold, Chris Bernard.
Miss FMF crowned Miss Hibiscus
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