Controversy Erupts as Miss France's Pixie Cut Challenges Beauty Standards

Eve Gilles made history as the first woman with a pixie haircut to win Miss France, sparking controversy and accusations of being "woke." French politicians and pageant fans defended Gilles, emphasizing the importance of embracing diversity. The Miss Universe organization also supported Gilles, stating that there is no one way to be a beauty queen. Gilles, who sees her haircut as a symbol of strength and individuality, aims to challenge societal beauty standards and prove that a woman's beauty is not limited to her hair or body shape. Short hair has been rare at Miss Universe, but the pageant is becoming more diverse, with recent winners like Zozibini Tunzi embracing their natural hair and promoting inclusivity.
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