Miss Grand Germany

Germany first participated in Miss Grand International in 2013.^[9] Between 2013 and 2018, all German representatives were appointed rather than selected through a dedicated national competition,^[4][10][5] with each appointee drawn from among the finalists of Miss Germany.^[11][12][13] A structural change occurred in 2019, when the franchise rights were acquired by the Duderstadt-based agency Leandro Aponte Model Scouting, under the directorship of Venezuelan singer and model trainer Leandro Aponte. That same year, Aponte inaugurated a new national competition entitled Miss From Germany, designed to serve as the selection mechanism for Germany's delegates to Miss Grand International beginning in 2020.^[6]

In Aponte's inaugural year as national director, however, the limited timeframe for organizational preparation necessitated the appointment of a representative, rather than the immediate execution of the national contest.^[3] The Miss From Germany competition was formally conducted the following year.^[6] Notably, the eligibility criteria for Miss From Germany permitted participation irrespective of marital status. Consequently, instances arose in which the designated national winner did not conform to the eligibility requirements of Miss Grand International. In such cases, the runner-up assumed the position of international representative. This recurrent procedural inconsistency led Aponte to designate his competition as Miss From Germany rather than Miss Grand Germany.^[14]

In 2024, the contractual affiliation between Miss From Germany and Miss Grand International PCL was formally terminated.^[15] Thereafter, the franchise was transferred to Kim Kelly Braun, Miss Grand Germany 2022 and current chairperson of the Beauty Whisperer Academy. Under Braun's directorship, the first officially titled Miss Grand Germany pageant was convened in Limburgerhof in September 2025.^[16][2]

The following is a list of German representatives at the Miss Grand International contest.

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