Last Updated on August 2, 2023, 11:37 AM AST by Anthony Morris
The Swimwear Pageant of Nevis Culturama Festival has recently concluded with a flourish. The pageant was hosted on August 1, 2023. The following beauties of the island of Nevis contested the pageant, vying for the title of Miss Culture Swimwear Queen:
- Contestant No. 1, Shakyra Williams
- Sponsor: Nevis Housing & Land Development Corporation (NHLDC)
- Contestant No. 2, Nevilla Douglas
- Sponsor: StageRight
- Contestant No. 3, Tyanna Richards
- Sponsor: Carib Jack
- Contestant No. 4, Vanessa Simon
- Sponsor: FLOW
- Contestant No. 5, Atalia Newton
- Sponsor: Stella’s Engineering
The pageant was one of the most sought after, and looked forward to the pageant in the Calender of Culturama 49. The event’s theme is 19 Years of Mas and Spree, Culturama 2023. In the forty-ninth year of the pageant, a number of tourists have found themselves gravitating towards the event.
The Swimwear Pageant, which took place on Tuesday, August 1, 2023 also attracted a number of attendants. The resuts of the event are as follows:
The winner of the #Culturama49 FLOW Miss Culture Swimwear Pageant is Nevilla Douglas, Miss Stage Right! The official social media page of Culturama 49 have offered the representative of Stage Right Huge congratulations on their big victory,
Meanwhile, the 1st runner-up: Tyanna Richards, Miss Carib Jack
2nd runner up: Vanessa Simon, Miss FLOW
The social media users have applauded the winners of the event. All the social media users congratulated the various winners for their accomplishments.
In almost half a century, the event has attracted thousands of event goers and festival revellers for the various events, including the Culture Queen, Swimwear Queen and other pageants. The Swimwear Pageant was available for all the people of the country to stream through the official social media account of the Culturama.
The people of the country tuned in, in large numbers to watch the pageant.
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