Miss France Monde or Miss Monde France () is a title that has been officially and unofficially conferred upon French representatives to Miss World since 1951. The franchise license holder to crown Miss France for the Miss World contest has varied throughout the years.
The most recent Miss France Monde is Indira Ampiot of Guadeloupe, who was crowned Miss France Monde 2026 on May 18, 2026.
History The official sash and title of Miss France Monde/Miss Monde France (Miss France World/Miss World France) first appeared in 1999 at the initiative of Michel Leparmentier, member and organizer of the historic Miss France Committee (also referred to as the Miss France Committee of Paris), with the election of Sandra Bretonès, now a television presenter and host, whose first runner-up was Karine Ferri, currently a presenter on TF1. Before then, the titleholders were mostly referred to as "Miss France" even if they had never won Miss France or participated in the pageant and had won a pageant/title from a competing organization and/or separate pageant. Between 1999 and 2003, five young women were therefore elected by the historic Miss France Committee (Miss France Committee of Paris) founded in 1954. After the 2003 edition of Miss World, the Miss France Committee of Geneviève de Fontenay (also referred to as the Miss France Company or the Miss France Organization) regained the license franchise after de Fontenay sold the pageant to Endemol France, which later became Endemol Shine France and is now Banijay France (the French branch of the Dutch television production company Endemol, later Endemol Shine, now Banijay), after outbidding the historic Miss France Committee of Paris for the Miss World license and has been the license holder/franchise owner since. From 2004 to 2025, they were also the license holder/franchise owner for Miss France Univers.
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