Several weeks ago, we reported on Vanity Fair’s online poll to determine “The Most Beautiful Woman In the World”. The list strived to be multi-cultural and anti-ageist with the inclusion of women like Halle Berry, Queen Rania of Jordan, Penelope Cruz and Catherine Deneuve. Initially, when the poll first went up, the early front-runner was Angelina Jolie with an astonishing some-odd 75% lead. The race narrowed in the final days, but Angelina still came out ahead, winning by 58%. Gisele Bundchen came in second with 9%.

We asked, you answered: 58 percent of voters responding to VF Daily’s just-closed Most Beautiful Woman in the World poll think Angelina Jolie reigns supreme. In fact, the competition wasn’t even close.

Out of the 19 women on the list, Gisele Bündchen came in second place, with 9 percent of the vote, followed by Halle Berry with 4 percent. That means we can discard all those ballots with hanging chads—there’s no recount needed here.

[From Vanity Fair]

I don’t think much of these “Most Beautiful” or “Sexiest” lists. In the past year, women as diverse as Eva Mendes, Megan Fox and Jennifer Aniston have all been named as the most or the sexiest whatever. What surprises me is the sheer number of Brangelunatics voting in this poll. Vanity Fair wouldn’t allow for multiple votes from the same computer so, in theory, that means a lot of people were voting for Angelina, rather than just few people voting multiple times.