Who will be Luana Cavalcante’s successor?
Brazil currently has 39 Miss Universe placements including the coronations of Iêda Maria Vargas in 1963 and Martha Vasconcelos in 1968. The most recent one was the first runner-up finish of Julia Gama in the 2020 edition.
On September 19, 2024, Luana Cavalcante of Pernambuco was crowned Miss Brazil 2024 at Teatro Gamaro in Mooca, São Paulo, Brazil. The respective first and second runners-up were Gabriele Marinho of Alagoas and Maria Fabiana Mata of Rio de Janeiro.
On February 13, 2025, Cavalcante will crown her successor at Coliseu Convenções in Barueri, São Paulo. It is the 71st edition of the national beauty pageant that selects Brazil’s Miss Universe candidate.
A total of 24 women are competing for the Miss Brazil 2025 crown. Here are the candidates:
- Layane Castro Veríssimo, 22, Acre
- Hellyen Fusco, 37, Alagoas
- Caroline Calderón Soares, 27, Amapa
- Rocicleide da Silva Souza Panko, 36, Amazonas
- Leidiane Montes Conceição, 32, Bahia
- Bruna Ramos del Nero, 39, Ceara
- Ana Carolina Ceolin Comério, 30, Espirito Santo
- Thaynara Fernandes Silva, 31, Goias
- Nagiely Almeida dos Santos, 26, Maranhão
- Naila Gabrielli Bózzio Veiga, 30, Mato Grosso
- Érica Cássia Gonçalves da Silva, 37, Mato Grosso do Sul
- Victória Ananda Weitzel Martínez, 31, Minas Gerais
- Raquel Moraes Albuquerque, 28, Para
- Laíla Marian Ribeiro Alves Coelho, 28, Paraiba
- Paula Fernanda Assunção, 31, Parana
- Jade de Paula Araújo Di Lêu, 27, Pernambuco
- Maria Gabriela Silva Lacerda, 21, Piaui
- Regiane Meire Araújo do Nascimento, 29, Rio Grande do Norte
- Aline Anthéia Camargo Fritsch, 26, Rio Grande do Sul
- Cristina de Souza Leite, 51, Rondonia
- Emanuele Regina Pamplona, 32, Santa Catarina
- Karoline Aline de Morais Daniel, 34, São Paulo
- Saiury Carvalho dos Santos, 36, Sergipe
- Esline Ferreira da Silva, 30, Tocantins
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