Miss France Eve Gilles Back In Her Home Village - Quaedypre

Miss France Eve Gilles Back In Her Home Village - Quaedypre

Crowned as the first-ever Miss France with short hair on Saturday, Eve Gilles makes a triumphant return to her home village of Quaedypre in northern France on December 20, 2023. Arriving back in the village near Dunkirk on Wednesday, Ms Gilles rode on the back of a convertible which drove her through a crowd that had come onto the streets to celebrate her victory and later gave a speech at the town's ballroom. Ms Gilles, who had been the incumbent Miss Nord-Pas-de-Calais, had used her short hair as a means of standing out from the competition. Photo by ABACAPRESS.COM

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