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Anya Ayoung chee,
Gabrielle Walcott,
Giselle La ronde,
Janelle Commissiong,
Kelly-Ann Baptiste,
Kenisha Thom,
Miss Trinidad and Tobago,
Miss universe,
Miss World,
Wendy Fitzwilliam
Daily, women all over the world bring
to us an aura that can bring a smile to any man’s face. When I walk down the
streets, I see women of every race and culture showcasing their individual
sense of fashion. It’s obvious that in a megalopolis like New York City, diversity
is the key to beauty.
As a child growing up in the small village of St. Joseph, one thing that was
clear was that women always captured the attention from everyone who passed
them by. The women from my home islands are born with a humor, grace and
presence that can charm the heart of any man, anywhere in the world. And the
women here represent every mix, race, nationality possible on the planet….African,
Indian, Caucasian, Syrian…the list is endless.
My Niece (4th from left) and her friends in Tobago 'liming" at the Shade.
Just look at the history at the Miss World and Miss Universe competitions….it speaks
for itself. Each year, the country always sends a diverse, exotic beauty that
keeps the crowds begging for more.
From Trinidad and Tobago the First black Miss Universe 1977 Janelle Commissiong.
And today at the Olympics, our very own Kelly-Ann
Kaylene Baptiste is making us proud in London as I type.
So love to all women, especially my sisters in Trinidad and Tobago. We can't
live without you, literally!
Trinidad & Tobago Miss World 1986 Giselle La ronde
From Trinidad and Tobago the third black woman to win Miss Universe Wendy Fitzwilliam 1998
And some of the other beauties that represented Trinidad and Tobago at Miss World & Miss Universe competitions.
Kenisha Thom 2006
Anya Ayoung Chee 2008 (project Runway winner)
Gabrielle Walcott 2012
Today I write to celebrate the beauty of the sisters from my home, sweet
T&T....
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