Miss Brazil 2025 (), officially Miss Universe Brazil 2025 () was the 71st edition of the Miss Brazil pageant, held at the Coliseu Convenções, São Paulo on February 13, 2025. This was the last pageant held under Gerson Antonelli, as months after the pageant was held, Antonelli would go on to loose the Miss Universe Brazil franchise license. The franchise license for Brazil at Miss Universe then went to Rodrigo Ferro, who kept the titleholder crowned and final results intact for this edition and will organize next year's pageant.
Iêda Maria Vargas, Miss Universe 1963, crowned Gabriela Lacerda of Piauí as the winner. Lacerda represented Brazil at the Miss Universe 2025 pageant on November 21, 2025, held in Thailand, where she placed in the top 30. Luana Cavalcante of Pernambuco, the outgoing Miss Universe Brazil, was not present.
Results Placements Placement Contestant Miss Universe Brazil 2025 — Gabriela Lacerda 1st Runner-Up – Aline Fritsch 2nd Runner-Up — Ana Carolina Ceolin Top 6 — Érica Cássia Gonçalves – Paula Assunção – Saiury Carvalho Top 14 – Roci Pankov – Bruna Ramos del Nero – Naila Bózzio – Victória Weitzel – Raquel Albuquerque – Jade Di Lêu – Emanuele Pamplona – Karoline de Morais
Contestants The confirmed contestants are as follows: State Contestant Age Hometown Acre Layane Castro Veríssimo 22 Rio Branco Alagoas Hellyen Fusco 37 Maceió Amapá Caroline Calderón Soares 37 Macapá Amazonas Rocicleide da Silva Souza Pankov 36 Manaus Bahia Leidiane Montes Conceição 32 Madre de Deus Ceará Bruna Ramos del Nero 39 Fortaleza Espírito Santo Ana Carolina Ceolin Comério 30 Linhares Goiás Thaynara Fernandes Silva 31 Anápolis Maranhão Nagiely Almeida dos Santos 26 Buriticupu Mato Grosso Naila Gabrielli Bózzio Veiga 30 Querência Mato Grosso do Sul Érica Cássia Gonçalves da Silva 37 Campo Grande Minas Gerais Victória Ananda Weitzel Martínez 31 Uberaba Pará Raquel Moraes Albuquerque 28 Marituba Paraíba Laíla Marian Ribeiro Alves Coelho 28 João Pessoa Paraná Paula Fernanda Assunção 31 Foz do Iguaçu Pernambuco Jade de Paula Araújo Di Lêu 27 Recife Piauí Maria Gabriela Silva Lacerda 22 Teresina Rio Grande do Norte Regiane Meire Araújo do Nascimento 29 Nova Cruz Rio Grande do Sul Aline Anthéia Camargo Fritsch 26 Lagoão Rondônia Cristina de Souza Leite 51 Porto Velho Santa Catarina Emanuele Regina Pamplona 32 Gaspar São Paulo Karoline Aline de Morais Daniel 34 Guarulhos Sergipe Saiury Carvalho dos Santos 36 Aracaju Tocantins Esline Ferreira da Silva 30 Palmas
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Due to the national competition being held forward to February, all state candidates were appointed without a competition being held. Six contestants weren't born in the state they represent: Alagoas, Amapá, Ceará, Mato Grosso do Sul, Paraíba and Rondônia. Caroline Fernandes (Amapá) was born in Brasília; Hellyen Fusco (Alagoas) is from São Paulo city; Bruna Del Nero (Ceará) is from Mogi das Cruzes, state of São Paulo; Érica Cássia (Mato Grosso do Sul) was born in Nova Odessa, state of São Paulo; Laila Marian (Paraíba) was born in Natal, state of Rio Grande do Norte; Cristina Leite (Rondônia) is from São Paulo city. Roci Pankov (Amazonas) tried the regional crown before, at Miss Universe Amazonas 2015, but she finished as 4th runner-up. Ana Carolina Ceolin (Espírito Santo) placed 1st runner-up at Miss Universe Espírito Santo 2024. Thaynara Fernandes (Goiás) competed at Miss Universe Brazil 2015 and finished as one of the Top 10 semifinalist. Nagiely Almeida (Maranhão) was a contestant at Miss Universe Maranhão in 2019. Victória Weitzel (Minas Gerais) placed 1st runner-up at Miss Universe Minas Gerais 2017. Raquel Albuquerque (Pará) competed at Miss Brazil for the Miss Brazil World title, in 2024. She placed as one of the 18 semifinalists. Paula Assunção (Paraná) placed Top 11 at Miss Eco International 2023. She was also Top 18 at Miss Planet International 2024. Jade Di Lêu (Pernambuco) competed at Miss Universe Pernambuco 2023 representing Ilha de Itamaracá. Gabriela Lacerda (Piauí) placed 1st runner-up at Miss Universe Brazil 2021. Regiane Meire (Rio Grande do Norte) represented Brazil at Miss Aura International 2020 and won the Best National Costume award. Emanuele Pamplona (Santa Catarina) competed at Miss Universe Santa Catarina 3 times: 2011 (unplaced), 2015 (Top 10) and 2017 (1st runner-up). This will be the 2nd attempt of Saiury Carvalho (Sergipe) in Miss Brazil, she was Top 05 at the 2017 edition.
Crossovers International pageants Miss Aura International 2020: Rio Grande do Norte - Regiane Meire (Best National Costume) Representing Brazil in Turkey.
Miss Eco International 2023: Paraná - Paula Assunção (Top 11) Representing Brazil in Egypt.
Miss Planet International 2024: Paraná - Paula Assunção (Top 18) Representing Brazil in Cambodia.
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