The Miss France 2025 competition will be held next Saturday, December 14 at Futuroscope. There will be 30 of them trying to win the prestigious crown. While most regions already have their Miss, here are the candidates guaranteed to participate in the big national meeting.
Miss Aquitaine – Laura-Marie Marque Brugerolle, 25 years old
Laura-Marie Marque Brugerolle, 25, won the crown of Miss Aquitaine on October 6, after being crowned Miss Biganos-Porte du Bassin a little earlier in the year. Model, the young woman from the Arcachon basin has just obtained her dental surgeon diploma, as she explained during her presentation speech on the occasion of the Miss Aquitaine election. She defined herself as “very spontaneous and always ready to take on new challenges.” Determined, the young woman hopes to best represent her region during the Miss France competition, and “why not come back with the crown. It would be completely natural for a dentist, right?,” she noted in her speech.
Miss Alsace – iSABELLA hERBERT, 20 ANS
20-year-old Franco-Colombian, Isabella Hebert, was elected Miss Alsace in mid-September, after arriving first runner-up in the competition two years ago. With an Alsatian father and a Colombian mother, the young woman, living in Mundolsheim, is seen by those close to her as “a funny, dynamic person who goes for everything she does,” the student confided in 2022. After a double French-Spanish course, she is currently in BTS communication, according to France Bleu.
Miss Auvergne – Romanian Agostinho, 27 years old
Originally from Beaumont, in Puy-de-Dôme, Romane Agostinho, 27, is an animal osteopath. Elected Miss Auvergne on September 8, the young woman participated for the second time in this competition. In 2022, she won the title of first runner-up, as reported by La Montagne. Holder of a bac S and a license in biology, she then passed the animal osteopath competition, a profession that she practices today in her native region and in Paris.
Miss Brittany – Marie Castel, 20 years old
Finisterian Marie Castel will represent Brittany in the Miss France competition. Originally from the village of Pleybert-Christ, the 20-year-old young woman is currently a student in Quimper. In a work-study program in communications, she is in her third year of marketing techniques and intends to continue her studies, as she declared to Ouest France. A sportswoman, she supports the La vie en rose association, which campaigns against the sedentary lifestyle of young people and promotes sport.
Miss Centre-Val de Loire – Tiffany Haie, 18 years old
At the age of 18, Tiffany Haie will defend her Centre-Val de Loire region next December. A student in the first year of nursing school, the young woman, who lives in Rouvres, won the title of Miss Eure-et-Loir last March at just 17 years old, while she was still in high school in the year of final year, in the science, health and social technology section, according to the local press.
Miss Corsica – Stella Vangioni, 27 years old
Stella Vangioni, 27, has more than one string to her bow. Elected Miss Corsica last July, she has many hats. Model, the young woman from Bastia, is also a fashion designer and has her own brand of eco-responsible swimwear Umana Swimwear. Not to mention that she is also an actress and participated in the series “The Serpent Queen” and played in the film “Outrage”, with Julie Gayet.
Miss Côte d’Azur – Lilou Emeline Artuso, 21 years old
Master’s student in digital strategy, Lilou Emeline-Artuso is from Mandelieu-la-Napoule. Aged 21, the young woman, who also works as a model, is preparing to become a “project manager in the fashion sector”. Curious about everything, this sportswoman and basketball fan wants to represent her region with “dignity, enthusiasm and determination”.
Miss Franche-Comté – Manon Le Maou, 28 years old
A police officer for eight years, Manon Le Maou, 28, is putting her job on hold for a while. After requesting professional availability to attempt the Miss Franche-Comté competition, this period will extend a little further. The one who chose this profession because it “allows her to help people in need”, worked in Alsace, Ile-de-France and Corsica. It was after an accident while on duty – her car was hit by another vehicle – that she decided to take part in the competition, notes the professional journal L’ascension de la gendarmerie. A volunteer for the SPA, she is passionate about animals, reports France 3 Regions.
Miss Guadeloupe – Moïra André, 27 years old
Unwittingly entered into the Miss Guadeloupe competition by friends, Moïra André is from Les Saintes, more precisely from Terre-de-Bas. Holder of a master’s degree in e-commerce, the 27-year-old candidate is already in office. She works as a digital advisor for the department of Guadeloupe. It is therefore quite natural that she will defend a little-known cause: electronicism, namely those adults who encounter difficulties in using electronic tools, she explained to France Antilles.
Miss Guyana – Jade Fansonna, 22 years old
After arriving in 2023 first runner-up in the Miss Guyana election, Jade Fansonna, 22, tried her luck again this year and won the crown which opens the doors to the Miss France competition. Originally from Matouru, this determined young woman wants to become a teacher. She is involved in projects that facilitate access to education for young people in Guyana. A sportswoman, a fan of dance and music, she intends to highlight “the beauty and wealth” of Guyana, as she confided to France Guyane.
Miss Languedoc – Jade Benazech, 18 ans
Currently studying to be a nurse, Jade Benazech, 18, is not afraid and dreams of working in this profession in an operating room. The young woman is from Aude. Sporty and natural, she has been practicing handball for several years and intends to rely on her joie de vivre, her main quality according to her, to seduce the jury.
Miss Limousin – Emma Grégoire, 23 years old
A 5th year pharmacy student, Corrézienne Emma Grégoire won her title of Miss Limousin on October 5. Originally from Bort-Les-Orgues, the 23-year-old young woman plans to rely, as she confided to La Montagne, on “her easy contact and her taste for others”, but also “her smile” and her “enthusiasm” to represent his region.
Miss Martinique – Angélique Angarni-Filopon, 32 years old
It is the oldest of this edition. A 32-year-old flight attendant, Angélique Angarni-Filopon will represent Martinique next December. This is the second time that the thirty-year-old participated in the Miss Martinique competition. More than ten years ago, in 2011, she was crowned first runner-up, narrowly missing first place.
Miss Mayotte – Zaya Toumbou, 20 years old
Mayotte will be represented by Zaya Toumbou, 20 years old. Very proud of her origins, the young woman intends to promote the culture of her island. A third-year student in information and communication sciences, she will be able to draw on her university curriculum to achieve this and defend the environmental cause, which is particularly close to her heart.
Miss Midi-Pyrénées – Olivia Sirena, 23 years old
Graduated last year with a bachelor’s degree from a business school, Olivia Sirena currently lives in Toulouse. Once she had obtained her diploma, she decided to take a sabbatical year, the 23-year-old told La Dépêche. A sportswoman, she has been playing basketball since childhood. She is also passionate about travel, and describes herself as “very engaged and attentive to others”.
Miss Normandie – Lucile Lecellier, 26 ans
Originally from Sainte-Cécile in Manche, Lucile Lecellier, 26, will defend the colors of Normandy at the end of the year. Committed to child protection, she obtained her specialist educator diploma last July. “Working in the social sector is a vocation, it’s my vocation,” noted the Manchoise on Instagram, sharing a photo of her diploma. Quite naturally, the fight against domestic and domestic violence comes at the top of the causes it intends to defend.
Miss Pays de la Loire – Mélissa Atta Bessiom, 25 years old
Mélissa Atta Bessiom, 25, crowned Miss Pays de la Loire at the end of September, was born in London. Born to an Angevin mother and a Cameroonian father, she already has a good career, as noted by Ouest France. Project manager in artificial intelligence at Louis Vuitton for two years, she holds a Master’s degree from the Institut Mînes Télécom. And proof that she does not lack leadership, she was also, in the past, captain of a volleyball team in Angers.
Miss Poitou-Charente – Charlie Benard, 27 years old
At 27, Charlie Benard is a general medicine intern at the Angoulême hospital, his hometown. She could well follow in the footsteps of another Miss France with a similar background, Marine Ltemporel, elected Miss France 2013 and subsequently became a doctor.
Miss Provence – Mégane Bertaud, 24 years old
Elected Miss Saint-Raphaël this year, then Miss Provence in July, Mégane Bertaud, 24, is a management assistant. Passionate about horse riding and dancing, she is a lover of literary romance. Curious, she thirsts for experience, loves to laugh and make those around her laugh. She is described by those close to her as a “solar and sparkling” person, as she explains in her presentation video, recorded for the Miss Provence competition.
Miss Reunion – Marine Futol, 18 ans
Registered in the first year of a law degree, Marine Futol, 18, will represent Reunion Island. The young girl who aspires to become a customs officer will resume her studies at the end of her reign as Miss. Like all candidates, she is keen to defend a cause. It will be school bullying, as she confided to Réunion La 1ere, specifying that she herself was the victim of this behavior when she was little, because of her physique.
Miss Rhône-Alpes – Alexcia Couly, 22 ans
Like Sylvie Tellier in her time, Alexcia Couly, 22, will represent the Rhône-Alpes region. At 22, this biotechnology engineering student from Villeurbanne will defend a cause in line with her studies. Protection of the environment, particularly of the oceans but also research in marine biology, is at the top of her priorities, as she clarified to Lyon Femmes. And to access the title of Miss France, she is preparing as best as possible to put all the chances on her side in December, with a sports program but also catwalk and theater classes.
Miss Roussillon – Cassiopée Rimbaud, 21 years old
Originally from Laroque-des-Albères, a village in the south-east of the Eastern Pyrenees, Cassiopée Rimbaud, 21, is a third-year specialist educator student. Her credo during the Miss Roussillon competition: “Stay yourself and as natural as possible”, explained the young woman in her presentation video, also confiding that she “loves learning and discovering”.
Miss Saint-Martin / Saint-Barthélémy – Sasha Bique, 19 years old
Born in Saint-Martin, Sasha Bique, 19, is studying tourism and hospitality in Toulouse and would like to contribute to the territorial development of Saint-Martin. Passionate about creation, the young woman has a particular talent since she has mastered the art of crochet, she explained in her presentation video. She is also active in the community and a member of the Jeunesse Soualiga association, which works for Saint-Martin youth. She portrays herself as passionate in everything she does, because “perseverance is the key to all dreams.”
Miss Tahiti – Temanava Domingo, 22 ans
Temanava Domingo, 22, is an entrepreneur and professional life coach. Passionate about fashion and photography, she has also been a model. She likes to leave room for the chances of life. Her motto: “Plan nothing except the unpredictable, expect nothing except the unexpected”, and wishes to convey a positive message transmitted by her grandmother: “believe in yourself, cultivate your inner beauty and trust the flow of life”.
