Miss Universe Brazil 2023 (Miss Brasil 2023/ Miss Universo Brasil 2023) is all set to take place on 8th July 2023 in São Paulo where stunning beauties from all over the country will compete for the national crown and the winner will represent Brazil at Miss Universe 2023.

Miss Universe Brazil 2022 Mia Mamede will crown her successor at the end of the event finale. Twenty-five contestants have already been selected and the rest two contestants will be crowned this week.

Here are the contestants competing for Miss Universe Brazil 2023 crown –

Ludimila Souza Pereira representing Acre

Ruthy Raphaella representing Alagoas

Alessandra Ohana Nery Barcellos representing Amapá

Alice de Lima Casanova representing Amazonas

Raissa Dutra Rodrigues representing Bahia

Beatriz Moreira Militao representing Ceará

Thayná Souza de Lima representing Federal District

Anna Beatriz Pereira de Souza representing Espírito Santo

Renata Guerra Otoni de Abreu representing Goiás

Lorena Caroline Maia e Silva representing Maranhão

Bárbara Ciríaco dos Reis representing Mato Gross

Rebeca Campos Vianna representing Mato Grosso do Sul

Isadora Lúcia de Souza Silva representing Minas Gerais

Milena Gomes de Jesus representing Pará

Ana Vitória Jacinto Araújo representing Paraíba

Mariana Becker Bonetti representing Paraná

Maria Erivânia Izídio Souza representing Pernambuco

Gabriela Reis Menezes representing Piauí

Giovanna Maria França representing Rio Grande do Norte

Maria Eduarda Ribeiro Brechane representing Rio Grande do Sul

Paula Cardoso representing Rio De Janeiro

Vitória Ribeiro de Brito representing Rondônia

Manoela Figueira Salcides representing Roraima

Sasha Benner Bauer representing Santa Catarina

Vitória Zenobini Brodt representing São Paulo

Gabriela Botelho Campos Serrano representing Sergipe

Victória Guarda Schneider representing Tocantins

Miss Universe Brazil 2022 Mia Mamede represented Brazil at Miss Universe 2022 but unfortunately remained unplaced in the Top 16. Brazil holds two Miss Universe crowns under its belt; Iêda Maria Vargas was crowned in 1963 while Martha Vasconcellos was crowned in 1968.