In a dazzling spectacle of beauty and grace, Antigua and Barbuda’s own Ischikelle Corbin emerged triumphant as the 2024 Miss St Maarten Carnival Caribbean Queen.
The inaugural pageant, held amidst the vibrant festivities of St Maarten’s Carnival, unfolded on Tuesday night at the Joceyln Arndell Festival Village, captivating audiences with its splendor and glamour.
Corbin’s coronation as the Caribbean Queen was nothing short of a fairy tale, as she not only clinched the coveted title but also swept the competition with a remarkable array of accolades.
The Antiguan beauty queen shone brightly as she secured the titles of Best Interview, Best Swimwear, Best Evening Wear, and Best Identical Question, further cementing her status as a beacon of elegance and poise.
A seasoned pageant veteran, Corbin’s journey to the crown was paved with previous triumphs, including her reign as the 2023 Miss Jaycees Queen and her coronation as Miss Antigua Queen of Carnival in the same year.
At 27 years old, Corbin embodies not only beauty but also intellect and passion, serving as a staunch advocate for mental health and wellness, with a fervent dedication to personal development, content creation, and volunteerism.
Among the distinguished contestants, Claire Marissa Smartt captured the spotlight as the second runner-up, earning the title of Miss Photogenic in addition to her accolade.
Smartt’s radiant charm and undeniable presence added a touch of allure to the competition, earning her well-deserved recognition amidst stiff competition.
D’Shnay York claimed the third runner-up position, captivating hearts with her charisma and warmth. York’s title as Miss Popularity underscored her popularity and appeal, as she endeared herself to both judges and spectators alike with her infectious spirit and undeniable charm.
In a gesture of camaraderie and goodwill, Miss Haiti’s Paul-Anne Americus Mildrede was bestowed the title of Miss Amity, embodying the spirit of friendship and unity that transcends borders and cultures.
Amidst the fervor of competition, Mildrede’s grace and congeniality served as a testament to the values of camaraderie and mutual respect that define the pageant.
A total of eight contestants graced the stage, each representing their respective nations with pride and distinction.
From the shores of Anguilla to the picturesque landscapes of St Lucia, the diversity and beauty of the Caribbean were on full display, showcasing the rich tapestry of cultures and traditions that unite the region in celebration and camaraderie.
As the curtains closed on a night of splendor and excitement, Ischikelle Corbin stood tall as the epitome of Caribbean beauty and grace, her coronation marking not only a personal triumph but also a celebration of unity and sisterhood across the Caribbean diaspora.
With her radiant smile and indomitable spirit, Corbin embodies the essence of a true queen, inspiring generations to come with her unwavering grace and boundless passion.
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