Thirty-one regional representatives, known as "regional misses," are set to travel to Saint-Martin in the coming days to officially begin preparations for the Miss France 2027 competition. Their journey will include a series of activities such as photo shoots, workshops, rehearsals for elaborate tableaux and parades, and a general knowledge test designed to assess their readiness for the pageant. These events will help prepare the candidates for the challenges they will face during the competition, which will ultimately determine the next Miss France. The selection process for the Miss France competition is currently underway, with regional elections taking place until the end of September. These elections aim to identify the strongest candidates who will vie for the title, which is currently held by Hinaupoko Devèze, who was crowned Miss France 2026. The competition is a significant event in French culture, often drawing national attention and highlighting the talents and personalities of the participants. So far, twenty-eight contenders have been identified for the Miss France 2027 title. These candidates include young women from various regions across France and its overseas territories. For example, Chiara Blazevic, 24, was elected Miss Alsace 2026, while Solène Videau, 22, was crowned Miss Aquitaine 2026. Other notable candidates include Lina Berthelier, 24, from Auvergne, and Ilona Perrot, 23, from Bourgogne. Each of these women has been selected to represent their respective regions and will now undergo further training and evaluation as they prepare for the national competition. The list of candidates also includes representatives from overseas territories such as Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Réunion, as well as from regions like Mayotte and Nouvelle-Calédonie. Among the youngest participants is Lana Prost, 17, who was elected Miss Nouvelle-Calédonie 2026. The oldest contestant is Mandy Goudal, 38, who was chosen as Miss Poitou-Charentes 2026. This diversity in age and background reflects the broad appeal and reach of the Miss France competition, which continues to be a prominent event in French society.