Miss Guyane 2025, an event that is already arousing enthusiasm and curiosity in French Guiana. This Tuesday, May 27, at the Mercure Royal Amazonie, the Miss French Guiana Committee revealed the nine young women who dream of succeeding Jade Fansonna and representing French Guiana in the prestigious Miss France 2026 pageant. . This new edition promises to be rich in emotion, diversity and ambition, just like the Guyanese territory.
Official presentation of the candidates
Participants’ backgrounds
Miss Guyane 2025 is above all a mosaic of backgrounds and personalities. Ranging in age from 20 to 32, the candidates come from a variety of backgrounds, each with her own story, dreams and values. Some are pursuing higher education, others are already engaged in professional life. They include students, healthcare professionals, sports enthusiasts and young women involved in community work.
Municipalities represented
Geographical diversity is also on the agenda: Cayenne, Macouria, Matoury, Rémire-Montjoly and Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni are proudly represented. This plurality reflects French Guiana’s plural identity, and gives each commune a potential ambassador for Miss France 2026.
Candidate preparation
Key stages before the election
Miss Guyane 2025 marks the start of a veritable marathon for the candidates. The coming weeks will be punctuated by interviews, catwalk lessons, coaching sessions and numerous rehearsals. The aim: to prepare as well as possible for the regional election, scheduled for Saturday July 12 at the PROGT in Matoury.
Competition values
As well as beauty, the competition promotes essential values: self-confidence, solidarity, respect and surpassing oneself. Each candidate is encouraged to defend causes close to her heart, to commit herself to youth, education or Guyanese culture, and to fly the flag for French Guiana.
Portraits of the nine candidates
Miss Guyane 2025 is a gallery of portraits, each with her own unique touch. Among them:
- Lizandra Flambeau, 23, 1.75 m tall, from Rémire-Montjoly, has a state diploma in psychomotricity and is renowned for her empathy and kindness.
- Amandine Beaubrun, 31, 1m75, from Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, whose mature background inspires respect.
- Lauriane Callender, 32, 1m76, from Rémire-Montjoly, the most experienced of the group, symbolizes determination and perseverance.
- Noa Audibert, 20, 1m73, also from Rémire-Montjoly, embodies youth and daring.
- Mercy Baeta, 20, 1m81, from Matoury, impresses with her presence and commitment.
- Naïma Polony, 24 years old, 1m74, from Cayenne, is passionate about culture and art, and stands out for her creativity and open-mindedness.
- Morganne Chabaud, 22, 1m72, from Macouria, an accomplished sportswoman, she stands out for her discipline and communicative energy.
- Alicia Mertosetiko, 21, 1m77, from Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni, involved in associations, she campaigns for youth and education.
- Hélènne Trésalus, 25 years old, 1m78, from Cayenne, passionate about fashion and styling, she wants to promote local know-how and Guyanese elegance.
Each of these young women embodies a facet of French Guiana, combining personal ambition, civic commitment and pride in representing their territory.
An eagerly awaited regional election
Date and place of event
Miss Guyane 2025 is counting down to Saturday July 12, the date of the regional election to be held at the PROGT in Matoury. This moment will mark the culmination of weeks of effort and preparation for the candidates, but also an opportunity for the Guyanese public to support their favorite.
Exceptional presence of Angélique Angarni-Filopon
This year, the election will be honored by the presence of Angélique Angarni-Filopon, Miss France 2025, who will come to salute the candidates’ achievements and convey a message of encouragement and unity. Her visit underscores the importance of the contest in promoting French Guiana within France.
Miss Guyane 2025 is much more than just a beauty contest. It’s a human adventure, a springboard for ambitious young women, and a mirror of French Guiana’s diversity and dynamism. Through their journeys, their commitments and their dreams, these nine candidates embody the hope and future of the region. See you on July 12 to find out who will succeed Jade Fansonna and carry French Guiana’s colors high at Miss France 2026.
