The Miss France election is fast approaching… And completion is raging among the candidates who all wish to succeed Diane Leyre. We were able to get to know the 29 faces of those who will wear the respective region through the official portraits… For a few days, we could even discover them in their traditional bikini, with the exception of Agathe Cauet (Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais). The young woman needed to find an alternative to the bikini and it clearly works. The candidate from the North explains the touching reason why she had to give up this tradition.
Miss France: that’s why Agathe Cauet had to give up the two-piece
A few weeks before the crowning of Miss France 2023, the regional misses are in full competition. Traveling to Guadeloupe, official portraits, general knowledge tests and posing in bikinis are currently their daily lives. However, the two-piece swimsuit pose had to be abandoned by Agathe Cauet. Instead, the miss representing the north opted for a pale pink one-piece swimsuit. An unusual presentation at this stage of the competition that the young woman explains with the consequence of an illness during her adolescence. The darling of the public, in fact, fought against a tumor that left a scar on his stomach. ” It’s my biggest complex, making the mistakes has helped me gain self-confidence“, he confided to France Bleue.
However, this has no impact on his chances of winning. And the comments on Instagram under the queen’s photo are full of hope for the candidate’s victory. “Here is our Miss France“, “Very pretty we hope for a victory“, “You have every chance my beautiful Miss“, we can read… So, do we have our future Miss France in hand? See you on December 17 to find out.
Miss France: final applause for Sylvie Tellier
In about ten days, France will finally know the face of the next most beautiful woman in France under the gaze of Sylvie Tellier. That evening, we will attend the latter’s last evening as general manager of the Miss France company. We will therefore witness a transition of power between the one who succeeded Geneviève DeFontenay in 2007 and Cindy Fabre (winner of the competition in 2004). A program that will undoubtedly be full of emotion in which we will be able to follow the journey of Agathe Cauet and her colleagues!
Well, may the best man win!
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