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The Essence of MISS OECS

Celebrating Elegance, Unity, and Empowerment Across the OECS

Conceptualized in 1984, the MISS OECS Pageant is a prestigious regional event that celebrates the grace, talent, and cultural heritage of young women across the Eastern Caribbean. After a twenty-year hiatus, Dominica revitalised this cherished tradition in 2019, reviving its mission to promote transnational integration, regional unity, and Caribbean womanhood.

This year, under the theme ‘Elysian Elegance and Empowerment,’ the pageant continues to highlight its contestants' intelligence, poise, and charm. It also provides a platform for them to advocate for critical social issues and positively impact their communities. Through the bonds of friendship and cooperation it fosters, the MISS OECS Pageant remains a beacon of empowerment and cultural pride in the region.

The Essence of MISS OECS

Celebrating Elegance, Unity, and Empowerment Across the OECS

The MISS OECS Pageant goes beyond superficial beauty; it embodies a harmonious blend of grace, intelligence, and empowerment. This event serves as a unifying platform, bringing people together to celebrate the diverse talents and achievements of women from across the OECS - Romualda Hyacinth, Director, MISS OECS Pageant

The Faces of Elysian, Elegance and Empowerment

Meet the women who are not just contenders, but ambassadors of elegance and empowerment. Representing the spirit of the OECS, they inspire us with their stories and dreams

The Faces of Elysian, Elegance and Empowerment

Meet the women who are not just contenders, but ambassadors of elegance and empowerment. Representing the spirit of the OECS, they inspire us with their stories and dreams.

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Miss Antigua and Barbuda
Shania A. K. Samuel
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Miss Commonwealth of Dominica
Kyanna Dyer
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Miss Montserrat
Mauricia Barzey
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Miss Saint Lucia
Timiqua Deterville
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Miss Saint Vincent and the
Grenadines
Lisha Beache
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