Last Updated on July 30, 2024, 1:58 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis: Kededra Lewis and St Clair Rawlins won the Ms. Culture Swimwear and Mr. Kool Contest. The event was a part of the much awaited Nevis Culturama Festival on Sunday at the Nevis Cultural Complex.
The evening was glamoured by young females and males as they walked the ramp in their unique outfits and showcased their talent to the judges and audiences.
In the Miss Culture Swimwear Contest, Kededra Lewis became the winner bagging 840 points, and she was followed by Nangela Semple and Shaquoya Flanders, who grabbed the 1st Runner-up and 2nd Runner-up positions, respectively, with 801 and 781 points.
The Mr Kool Contest was won by St Clair Rawlins with 831 points who was being sponsored by the Nevis Cultural Development Foundation. Also, Eliesel Dorset and Devonté Liburd became the 1st and 2nd runner ups of this contest.
Notably, five males and five females competed for the crowns of this pageant yesterday, with each of them participating in several segments, including the ramp walk, question and answers, and more.
Following the conclusion of this pageant, the organizers through their official Facebook congratulated all the participants and winners and stated, “Congratulations to all the participants for their incredible performances and for making this event unforgettable!”
The complete results of the Miss Culture Swimwear and Mr Kool contests are as follows:
Mr. Kool Contest
Mr. Kool 2024: St. Clair Rawlins (Nevis Cultural Development Foundation) – 831 Points
1st Runner Up: Eliesel Dorset (Nevis Tourism Authority) – 778 Points
2nd Runner Up: Devonté Liburd (Department of Agriculture) – 720 Points
Miss Culture Swimwear Contest
Ms. Culture Swimwear 2024: Kadedra Lewis (First Federal Credit Union) – 840 Points
1st Runner Up: Nangela Semple (Carib Jack) – 801 Points
2nd Runner Up: Shaquoya Flanders (Caribbean Digital Displays) – 781 Points
It is to be noted that the Nevis Culturama Festival is a celebration of culture, music, and tradition, and the festival kicked off on July 4 will continue through August 6, 2024, concluding with an exciting Culturama 50 Grand Street Parade and Last Lap.
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