In 1975, when Iran’s national beauty pageants were organized annually by Zan-e Rooz magazine, Shohreh Nikpour became a prominent figure in Iran’s cultural history and was crowned “Worthy Girl of Iran.”

Her victory attracted widespread public attention and admiration, as she went on to represent Iran in the International Teen Princess competition—an event later known as Miss Intercontinental Teen. The competition was held on August 30, 1975, at the Grand Hotel Americana in Oranjestad, Aruba, with 24 contestants from various countries and territories around the world participating. At the conclusion of the event, Shohreh Nikpour was selected as the winner and received the title of International Teen Princess 1975.

This achievement was widely recognized as a cultural milestone for Iranian women in the realm of international beauty competitions. Shohreh was honored with various prizes, including cash, jewelry, a travel tour, and a car. She also appeared on the cover of Zan-e Rooz magazine alongside the car she received. Her victory in 1975 remains one of the most notable accomplishments in the history of Iranian beauty pageants and stands as a symbol of a time when Iran’s representatives successfully made their mark on the global stage.