Swann Lavigne named Mister Supranational 2025



SWANN together with his court as 2025 Mister Supranational
Photo courtesy of Mister Supranational
The spotlight burned bright on Swann Lavigne of France as he emerged victorious at the Mister Supranational 2025 competition, taking home the coveted title during a dazzling finale held in Nowy Sącz, Poland. Outshining 34 other contenders, Lavigne’s win marks France’s first-ever Mister Supranational crown.
A model and entrepreneur from Marseille, Lavigne captivated judges and audiences with his confident runway walk, eloquent interviews, and commitment to social causes. His poise, elegance, and genuine sense of camaraderie embodied the ideals of the Mister Supranational brand—beauty with purpose and influence.
Sharing the winners’ podium were Mister Curaçao Zuemerik Veeris (1st runner-up), Mister Mexico Mauricio Calvo (2nd runner-up), Mister Nigeria Michael Mazi (3rd runner-up), and Mister Philippines Kenneth Cabungcal (4th runner-up). Each finalist showcased cultural pride, strong advocacies, and the evolving face of male pageantry.
Completing the Top 10 were representatives from the Czech Republic (Tomas Haring), Indonesia (Mustanir Afif), Puerto Rico (Anthony Delgado), Venezuela (Víctor Battista), and Vietnam (Nguyễn Minh Khắc), who stood out across the competition’s multiple segments.
The Top 20 featured diverse and dynamic performances from the delegates of Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Namibia, Netherlands, Poland, South Africa, Spain, and Thailand — making this one of the most competitive and globally representative editions to date.
Now holding the title, Lavigne embarks on a year of ambassadorship, international travel, and advocacy work. He aims to focus his platform on youth empowerment and raising awareness for men’s mental health.
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