TheLongines Prize for Elegance is an award given byLongines to a male and female currently at theWorld Artistic Gymnastics Championships and theWorld Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships. The winners receive a trophy, a cheque, and a Longines watch.^[1] The prize has been awarded since 1997 and is aimed at honoring the most elegant and charismatic gymnasts. The criteria used by the jury is based on grace, harmonious movement, and emotion during the performances.^[2]

Year	Winner	Country	Reference
1999	Svetlana Khorkina	Russia	[3][4]
2002	Elena Zamolodchikova	Russia	[4]
2003	Carly Patterson	United States	[5]
2005	Monette Russo	Australia	[6]
2006	Cheng Fei	China	[7]
2007	Shawn Johnson	United States	[8]
2009	Elsa Garcia	Mexico	[9]
2010	Rie Tanaka	Japan	[10]
2011	Ana Porgras	Romania	[11]
2013	Kyla Ross	United States	[12]
2014	Yao Jinnan	China	[2]
2015	Giulia Steingruber	Switzerland	[13]
2017	Brooklyn Moors	Canada	[14]
2018	Angelina Melnikova	Russia	[15]
2019	Mélanie de Jesus dos Santos	France	[16]

Year	Winner	Country	Reference
1999	Yufu Lu	China	[3]
2002	Xiao Qin	China	[4]
2003	Yang Wei	China	[5]
2005	Luis Rivera	Puerto Rico	[6]
2006	Ivan Ivankov	Belarus	[7]
2007	Hiroyuki Tomita	Japan	[8]
2009	Daniel Keatings	United Kingdom	[9]
2010	Philipp Boy	Germany	[10]
2011	Kohei Uchimura	Japan	[11]
2013	Kohei Uchimura	Japan	[12]
2014	Kohei Uchimura	Japan	[2]
2015	Max Whitlock	United Kingdom	[13]
2017	Kenzo Shirai	Japan	[14]
2018	Artur Dalaloyan	Russia	[15]
2019	Sam Mikulak	United States	[16]

Year	Winner	Country	Reference
1997	Natalia Lipkovskaya	Russia	[3]
1998	Group	Spain	[3][17]
1999	Elena Vitrychenko	Ukraine	[3]
2001	Irina Tchachina	Russia	[3]
2002	Group	Italy	[4]
2003	Almudena Cid	Spain	[3]
2005	Irina Tchachina	Russia	[18]
2007	Anna Bessonova	Ukraine	[19]
2009	Anna Bessonova	Ukraine	[19]
2010	Daria Kondakova	Russia	[20]
2011	Delphine Ledoux	France	[21]
2013	Ganna Rizatdinova	Ukraine	[19]
2014	Yana Kudryavtseva	Russia	[22]
2015	Margarita Mamun	Russia	[23]
2017	Alexandra Agiurgiuculese	Italy	[24]
2018	Aleksandra Soldatova	Russia
2019	Laura Zeng	United States	[25]

• Svetlana Khorkina,1998 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships^[4]
• Viktoria Frater,1999 European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships^[4]
• Esther Dominguez,2000 European Rhythmic Gymnastics Championships^[4]
• Cho Eun-jung,2002 Asian Games^[4]
• Rebecca Downie,2016 European Women's Artistic Gymnastics Championships
• David Belyavskiy,2016 European Men's Artistic Gymnastics Championships^[26]

• Awards established in 1997
• International sports trophies and awards
• World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
• Rhythmic Gymnastics World Championships

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