A human resources graduate from Venezuela, whose ambition is to mould with children, was crowned Lack World 2011 at a glittering beauty pageant in London on Sunday.

Ivian Sarcos, 21, took the ultimate beauty accolade at Earls Courtroom in London, the metropolis where the first Lack World was staged in 1951.

Outside the venue, a small feminist demonstration took place, protesting at what they enounced was an “appalling offense against women’s equality.”

The beauty contest was broadcast live to more than 150 countries and was watched by a billion viewers, organizers said.

The competition has drawn criticism in recent years for being outdated and small more than a fortune to look good in swimwear.

But of the 122 contestants whom Sarcos beat, a quarter are graduates and more than half verbalize three or more languages.

Sarcos, who currently works for a broadcasting company, pronounced her succeeding ambition was to shape with non-governmental organizations and children, allotting to the Lack2 World web site.

She has already made her own foundation to supporter youngsters.

Her hobbies include volleyball, mountaineering and trekking.

One of 13 children, Sarcos enounced her proudest mo was “when I did my Communion.”

Next year’s Lack8 World will exist kept in China’s Inner Mongolia.