Julie is 18 and loves to sing and dance. She hopes to eventually be successful in her professional and personal life.Miss France 2012
Julie is 18 and loves to sing and dance. She hopes to eventually be successful in her professional and personal life.Miss France 2012Audrey is 23 and is a beautician who loves tennis, ballet and going to the cinema. She wants to one day open her own fashion agency.Miss France 2012Anaële is 19 and has a degree in biology and loves athletics. She is fond of both music and dance and one day wants to be a paediatric therapist.Miss France 2012Alison is 19 and is a professional photographer and is fond of going to the gym. Alison likes to dance and travel and would love to one day start her own photography business.Miss France 2012Charlene has a Masters in law and enjoys swimming, tennis, volleyball and karate. She loves to dance the salsa and going to the cinema.Miss France 2012Solène is in her second year of studying chemical engineering. She practices ballet and modern dance and spends her time playing tennis and travelling.Miss France 2012Mathilde is 21, and is studying biochemistry. She enjoys dancing, reading and the cinema.Miss France 2012Charlotte is 23, and enjoys tennis and horseback riding. She likes to frequent the cinema, listen to music and to travel.Miss France 2012Marie is 19 and a prep nurse and likes to sing, dance and shop. She is generous and joyful.Miss France 2012Delphine is 19 and is in management training, she dances the flamenco and enjoys painting.Miss France 2012
Miss France 2012 is barely a week into her full-time duties as France's beauty pageant representative, so we thought we'd take a look at the top ten.
Delphine Wespiser of Alsace came in first but critics said she won purely for her physique, despite wining 32 per cent of the public vote.
"I do not think that the election carries the image of women as objects. Indeed, I won a beauty contest, but my speech I ' would not have won " , said Delphine Wespiser in an interview with AFP. "I think and hope that the French turned to me for my speech. An object does not speak, does not think. Miss France is the woman in value, it is expressed, I find it beautiful."
Delphine was the 65th recipient of the ceremony that was broadcast live on French national TV.
