Miss Aquitaine

Miss Aquitaine is an annual beauty contest for young women from the five departments of the old Aquitaine.

Miss Aquitaine
Formation1919
TypeBeauty pageant
Location
Membership
Miss France
Miss Universe
Miss World
Official language
French
Websitetf1.fr/miss-france/

Miss France for the election of Miss France, broadcast on the channel TF1, at the beginning of December of each year.

Six Miss Aquitaine have been crowned Miss France:

  • Agnès Souret, 1920
  • Josiane Pouy, 1952 (as Miss Silver Coast)
  • Frédérique Leroy, 1983 (as Miss Bordeaux)
  • Peggy Zlotkowski, 1989
  • Gaëlle Voiry, 1990
  • Mellody Vilbert, 1995

Alsace, Lower Normandy, and Bretagne are tied with Aquitaine for the most Miss France pageant winners.

The regional delegate is Marilou Cubaynes, Miss Roussillon 2012 and semi-finalist at Miss France 2013.

History

After the separation between the Miss France committee and the Miss National Committee, the Miss Aquitaine committee decided to remain faithful to Geneviève de Fontenay (Miss Nationale). A new committee was then formed by the Miss France committee.

Note: The regional title allows to compete in the election of the following year

Regional Title 1990199119921993199419951996199719981999 Investments
Miss Aquitaine X 10
Miss Béarn X 1
Miss Cote Basque X X 2
Miss Perigord X 10
Total 23222323223
Regional Title 200020012002200320042005200620072008News Investments
Miss Aquitaine X X 8
Miss Aquitaine-Guyenne X 2
Miss Bigorre-Bearn X 2
Miss Perigord X 6
Total 222332111118

Representations of France to international competitions

4 Miss Aquitaine represented France in international competitions:

Miss France Award

4 Miss Aquitaine have had a Miss France Award:

  • Christelle Riou, "Maurice de Waleffe" prize in 1995;
  • Céline Fourestié, prize Louis de Fontenay in 2002;
  • Caroline Martin, Photogénie award in 2008;
  • Aurélie Zengerlin, prize of the Charm Club Med in 2010.

Qualifying local elections

The Miss

Note: Not all data is yet known.

Miss Aquitaine

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other Photo
1919 Agnes Souret 18 years Miss France 1920 Miss France of History, then called The most beautiful woman of France[1]
1985 Véronique Marchi
1986 Nathalie Eyogo 5th runner-up for Miss France 1987
1987 Myriam Saint-Espes
1988 Peggy Zlotkowski 16 years Miss France 1989 Representative of France to Miss World 1989
1989 Gaëlle Voiry 20 years Miss Médoc 1989 Miss France 1990 Representative of France to Miss World 1990
1990 Emmanuelle Mérinot Figure among the 12 semi-finalists in the election of Miss France
1991 Nathalie Dubois
1992 Karine Zava
1993 Valérie Amblard
1994 Mello Vilbert 18 years Miss France 1995 Representative of France to Miss International 1995
1995 Christelle Riou 18 years - 1.75 m Miss Médoc 1994 Maurice de Waleffe Prize for Miss France 1996
1996 Maylis Ondicola 4th runner-up for Miss France 1997
1997 Céline Giusti
1998 Stéphanie Amano
1999 Sonia Benlloch Miss Lot-et-Garonne 1999
2000 Laëtitia Cozza Miss Lot-et-Garonne 2000
2001 Céline Reiter Miss Lot-et-Garonne 2001 5th runner-up for Miss France 2002
2002 Élodie Pleumeckers Miss Silver Coast 2002; Miss Medoc 2002.
4th runner-up for Miss France 2003.
2003
No election, replaced by Miss Aquitaine-Guyenne and Miss Bigorre-Béarn
2004
2005 Karine Pontet 18 years - 1.82 m Audrey Castet was dismissed in January 2006 after taking part in the election of Miss France 2006 and was replaced by Karine Pontet.
2006 Lyse Ruchat 20 years - 1.73 m Miss Medoc 2006. 4th runner-up for Miss France 2007.
2007 Caroline Martin 20 years - 1.72 m 2nd runner-up for Miss Gascogne 2005 Prize of the Photogénie in the election of Miss France 2008
2008 Anna Nieto 20 years - 1.76 m Miss Périgord 2008
2009 Aurélie Zengerlin[2] 21 years - 1.77 m Miss Périgord 2009 Charm Award Club Med at the election of Miss France 2010
2010 Clémence Thill[3] 20 years - 1.74 m Miss Country Agenais 2010
2010 Claire Zengerlin[4] 20 years - 1.74 m Miss Mussidan 2010;
Miss Dordogne-Vézère 2011
She is the sister of Aurélie elected in 2009[4]
2012 Amélie Rigodanzo[5] 20 years - 1.77 m Miss Lot-et-Garonne 2012
2013 Camille Gafa[6] 22 years - 1.77 m 2nd runner-up for Miss Bordeaux 2009;
Miss Gironde 2011[7]
Miss Bordeaux 2013
2014 Malaurie Eugénie[8] 20 years - 1.76 m Miss Biganos 2012;
1st runner-up for Miss Bassin d'Arcachon 2012;
Miss Bassin d'Arcachon 2013;
3rd runner-up for Miss Aquitaine 2013;
1st runner-up for Miss Médoc 2014
3rd runner-up for Miss France 2015
2015 Gennifer Demey 22 years - 1.71 m Miss Medoc 2015 5th runner-up for Miss France 2016
2016 Axelle Bonnemaison 19 years - 1.76 m 4th runner-up for Miss Lot-et-Garonne 2015, Miss Lot-et-Garonne 2016 Figure among the 12 semifinalists in the election of Miss France 2017 and finished 11th
2017 Cassandra Jullia 18 years - 1.70 m Miss Landes-Béarn 2017 5th runner-up for Miss France 2018
2018 Carla Bonesso 20 years - 1.73 m Miss Landes 2018 Figure among the 12 semifinalists in the election of Miss France 2019 and finished 11th
2019 Justine Delmas 21 years - 1.72 m Miss Médoc 2019 Figure among the 12 semifinalists in the election of Miss France 2020 and finished 14th
2020 Leïla Veslard 18 years - 1.76 m Miss Périgord 2020 Figure among the 12 semifinalists in the election of Miss France 2021 and finished 11th

Miss Aquitaine-Guyenne

Year Name Age - Size Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
2003 Nathalie Labbé Miss Country of Dropt 2003
2004 Anaïck Manella Miss Périgueux 2004

Miss Béarn

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
1996 Anne-Sophie Vigno Miss Béarn 6th runner-up for Miss France 1997
2003 Stéphanie AGULLO 19 years - 1.75 m Miss Béarn

Miss Béarn-Gascogne

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
News Marion Bories 20 years - 1.72 m

Miss Bigorre-Béarn

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
2003 Marianne Laere
2004 Myriam Barre

Miss Bordeaux

Note: This passage only mentions Miss Bordeaux who participated in Miss France and not those who participated in Miss Aquitaine.

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other Photo
1965 Josiane Klaassen 22 years 4th runner-up for Miss France 1966
1982 Frédérique Leroy 18 years Miss France 1983 in replacement of Isabelle Turpault, Miss Paris
1988 Sandrine Scherrer Did not participate in the election of Miss France

Miss Basque Coast

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
1988 Anne Feron
1989 Marie of Epalza
1991 Bénédicte Delmas 19 years 2nd runner-up for Miss France 1992 Represented France for Miss International 1992
1998 Sandrine Vacchiero

Miss Cote d'Argent

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
1951 Josiane Pouy Miss France 1952

Miss Medoc

Note: This passage only mentions the Miss Médoc who participated in Miss France and not those who participated in Miss Aquitaine.

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other
1987 Christelle Bastard

Miss Perigord

Note: This passage only mentions the Miss Périgord who participated in Miss France and not those who participated in Miss Aquitaine.

Year Name Age - Height Local / Regional classification Miss France Ranking Other Photo
1984 Véronique Petit 18 years - 1.70 m Elected to Tonneins, Lot et Garonne

Title "miss Périgord Agenais"

1987 Catherine Yzerd
1989 Sylvie Tardy 3rd runner-up for Miss France 1990
1990 Nelly Gauthier
1991 Laurence Bazin
1992 Renée-Noëlle Chassagne Figure among the 12 semi-finalists in the election of Miss France 1993
1993 Marlène Dazenière
1994 Sophie Danos
1995 Muriel Chamouleau
1996 Caren Claret
1997 Julie Sambard
1998 Céline Barbaray
1999 Stéphanie Lopera
2000 Aurélie Prevel
2001 Céline Fourestié
2002 Aurore Vlamynck
2003 Jennifer Leloup Louis de Fontenay award to the election of Miss France 2002
2004 Sonia Chartier
2005 Murielle Castaing 19 years - 1.72 m

Charts by department since 2010

References

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