Over the last nine editions, four Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais have won the competition: Camille Cerf in 2015, Iris Mittenaere in 2016, and Maëva Coucke in 2018. This Saturday, December 16, 2023, it’s finally Ève Gilles, who won against the four other finalists, and became the new Miss France, succeeding Indira Ampiot, Amandine Petit and Clémence Botino. Very moved, the young woman is one of the first Miss France in history to proudly wear a brunette cut with short hair. 20 years old, 1.71 meters tallÈve Gilles comes from Quaëdypre, a small town of 1120 inhabitants located in the North (59).
In detail, Ève Gilles won against Audrey Ho-Wen-Tsaï (Miss Guyana), who was the youngest in the competition and who was only 17 years old. The second runner-up is Adelina White (Miss Provence), the third runner-up is Jalylane Maës (Miss Guadeloupe) and the fourth runner-up, who brings up the rear, is Maxime Teissier (Miss Languedoc). For the moment, the general classification of the jurors and the public has not been revealed, but it remains to be seen whether the two parties were unanimous as to the choice of Ève Gilles or whether disagreements, frequent at each of the ceremonies, were profitable to Ève Gilles, to the detriment of others. Response in the next few hours!