11 Jul'25
By Amanda
Miss Grand India 2025: The Changing Face of Indian Beauty
When Miss Grand India 2025 was crowned last month, it wasn’t just another tiara moment. This title, now one of India’s most-watched pageants, says more about evolving beauty norms than any runway show.
Once synonymous with fair skin, classic features, and Eurocentric standards, today’s Indian pageant winners reflect new priorities: cultural pride, individuality, and social impact.
Historically, India’s pageant winners mirrored the industry’s fixation on fair skin and Western looks. But Miss Grand India 2025’s winner, with her dusky complexion, regional accent, and strong social voice, turns that legacy on its head.
A 2024 Vogue India report found 68% of Gen Z Indians reject fairness as a beauty ideal, preferring authenticity and representation (source). That explains why pageants, too, are rewriting the script.
Today’s winners aren’t just mannequins in gowns. They’re brand storytellers:
This shift reflects the rise of pageant storytelling animation — brands like Admigos turn the winner’s journey into snackable reels, shorts, or animated shorts that fans share.
Forget just endorsements. Winners like Miss Grand India 2025 are building their beauty lines, pushing homegrown skincare, and influencing trends beyond the ramp.
Stat: Nearly 54% of beauty consumers now trust influencers and beauty queens more than brand ads, says a 2023 Statista report (source).
Expect more:
Darker skin tones celebrated on big stages
Regional identities front and centre
Activism woven into beauty campaigns
Pageant visuals moving from static portraits to storytelling animation
Miss Grand India 2025 proves one thing: Indian beauty is no longer skin-deep. It’s cultural, vocal, and proudly diverse. The next generation wants brands to take notes or risk being out of touch.
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— By Amanda
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