Miss France 2015 Explained

Winner:	Camille Cerf
Represented:
Image Size:	200
Date:	December 6, 2014
Presenters:	Jean-Pierre Foucault, Sylvie Tellier, Flora Coquerel
Venue:	Zénith d'Orléans, Orléans
Entrants:	33
Placements:	12
Withdrawals:	Miss St. Pierre & Miquelon
Returns:	Miss St. Martin
Broadcaster:	TF1
Congeniality:	Chloé Mozar Guadeloupe
Photogenic:	Marie Fabre
Before:	2014
Next:	2016

Miss France 2015, the 85th edition of the Miss France pageant, was held on December 6, 2014 at Zénith d'Orléans in Orléans. Miss France 2014, Flora Coquerel of Orléanais (Centre-Val de Loire) crowned her successor Camille Cerf of Nord-Pas-de-Calais at the end of the event. She represented France at Miss Universe 2014. It was the first time that the pageant took place in Orléans and the third time in the Centre-Val de Loire region.

The ceremony was held at TF1, and was presented by Jean-Pierre Foucault and the national director Sylvie Tellier.

The winner was Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Camille Cerf, who gave to her region its first ever Miss France title.

Results

Placements

Placement	Contestant
Miss France 2015	– Camille Cerf
1st Runner-Up	– Hinarere Taputu
2nd Runner-Up	– Charlotte Pirroni
3rd Runner-Up	– Malaurie Eugénie
4th Runner-Up	– Alyssa Wurtz
Top 12	– Adeline Legris-Croisel (5th Runner-Up) – Mondy Laigle (6th Runner-Up) – Amanda Xeres Guadeloupe – Chloé Mozar – Margaux Savarit – Anne-Laure Fourmont – Cheana Vila Real Coimbra

Special prizes

Prize	Contestant
Prize of General Knowledge	– Margaux Savarit (19,5/20)
Prize of Hospitality	– Estrella Ramirez
Prize "Best regional costume"	– Anne-Mathilde Cali
Prize of Congeniality	– Chloé Mozar
Prize "Miss Photogenic"	– Marie Fabre

Judges

The names of the judges were announced on November, 24.:.^[1]

scope=col colspan="2"	Judge	scope=col	Notes
	Patrick Bruel (president)	Singer and actor.
	Philippe Bas	Actor.
	Valérie Bègue	Miss France 2008.
	Stéphane Rousseau	Humorist and actor.
	Laure Manaudou	Swimmer and olympian at 2004 Summer Olympics.
	Jean-Luc Reichmann	TV host and productor.
	Shy'm	Singer, dancer and winner of the 2nd season of Danse avec les stars

Contestants


Region	Name	Age	Height	Hometown	Elected on
Alsace		Alyssa Wurtz^[2]	24		Drusenheim	June, 20 in Colmar
Aquitaine	Malaurie Eugénie^[3]	20		Biganos	October, 11 in Hagetmau
Auvergne	Morgane Laporte^[4]	20		Terjat	September, 13 in Bellerive-sur-Allier
Brittany	Maïlys Bonnet^[5]	20		Lesconil	September, 27 in Damgan
Burgundy	Janyce Guillot^[6]	20		Bruailles	October, 11 in Châlon-sur-Saône
Centre	Amanda Xeres^[7]	18		Saint-Doulchard	October, 4 in Déols
Champagne-Ardenne	Mélissa Cervoni^[8]	20		Vanault-les-Dames	October, 10 in Saint-Dizier
Corsica	Dorine Rossi^[9]	19		Porto-Vecchio	August, 31 in Grosseto-Prugna
Côte d'Azur	Charlotte Pirroni^[10]	21		Roquebrune-Cap-Martin	August, 3 in Mougins
Franche-Comté	Anne-Mathilde Cali^[11]	24		Besançon	October, 18 in Port-sur-Saône
French Guiana	Valeria Coelho Maciel^[12]	19		Kourou	October, 11 in Cayenne
Guadeloupe	Chloé Mozar^[13]	19		Les Abymes	July, 26 in Les Abymes
Île-de-France	Margaux Savarit^[14]	23		Paris	September, 13 in Évry
Languedoc	Marie Fabre^[15]	22		Montpellier	August, 2 in Mauguio
Limousin	Léa Froidefond^[16]	19		Allassac	October, 3 in Limoges
Lorraine	Charlène Lallemand^[17]	18		Chantraine	October, 18 in Yutz
Martinique	Moëra Michalon^[18]	20		Le Marigot	July, 25 in Les Trois-Îlets
Mayotte	Ludy Langlade^[19]	18		Chirongui	August, 30 in Mamoudzou
Midi-Pyrénées	Laura Pelos^[20]	24		Urdens	October, 10 in Beaumont-de-Lomagne
New Caledonia	Mondy Laigle^[21]	20		Nouméa	August, 23 in Mont-Dore
Nord-Pas-de-Calais	Camille Cerf^[22]	19		Coulogne	October, 25 in Saint-Amand-les-Eaux
Normandy	Estrella Ramirez^[23]	24		Sées	September, 26 in Coutances
Orléanais	Solène Salmagne^[24]	19		Nogent-le-Roi	October, 5 in Montargis
Pays de Loire	Flavy Facon^[25]	21		Brain-sur-Allonnes	September, 20 in Chantonnay
Pays de Savoie	Aurore Péron^[26]	18		Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne	October, 19 in Cluses
Picardy	Adeline Legris-Croisel^[27]	21		Amiens	October, 26 in Beauvais
Poitou-Charentes	Mathilde Hubert^[28]	19		Cherves-Richemont	September, 19 in Buxerolles
Provence	Anne-Laure Fourmont^[29]	21		Toulon	September, 5 in Gémenos
Réunion	Ingreed Mercredi^[30]	19		Saint-Paul	June, 27 in Saint-Denis
Rhône-Alpes	Aurore Thibaud^[31]	20		Fontaine	October, 26 in Villefranche-sur-Saône
Roussillon	Chena Vila Real Coimbra^[32]	20		Perpignan	August, 10 in Le Barcarès
Saint Martin	Nadika Matthew-Gauthier^[33]	19		Grand Case	July, 27 in Grand Case
Tahiti	Hinarere Taputu^[34]	24		Rurutu	June, 28 in Papeete

Notes about the placements

Nord-Pas-de-Calais wins for the first time ever the Miss France pageant.
Côte d'Azur and Provence are placed for sixth consecutive year.
Roussillon is placed for the fifth consecutive year.
Tahiti is placed for the third consecutive year as first runner-up.
Alsace and Guadeloupe are placed for the second consecutive year.
Nord-Pas-de-Calais and Picardy are placed for the first time since the Miss France 2013 pageant.
Île-de-France is placed for the first time since the Miss France 2011 pageant.
New Caledonia is placed for the first time since the Miss France 2008 pageant.
Aquitaine is placed for the first time since the Miss France 2007 pageant.
Centre is placed for the first time.