Miss Earth Kenya, is for exceptional youth who are sustainability trailblazers with ability to impact, potential to lead and participate in the next edition of the MISS EARTH KENYA.

While the tradition of selecting the national delegate is strictly followed,

Miss Earth Kenya as part of Miss Earth International

brings more value to pageantry by implementing conscious efforts on

Environmental and Cultural Sustainability.

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We present to you Miss Earth Kenya 2025 @mirel_n_atieno an intentional sustainability advocate working with youth in schools and driving eco-impact in rural
This shoot in collaboration with @africanheritagehouse, is a celebration of the african continents rich culture, drawing inspiration from age old art, crafts and fashion. The look created is a representation of the “melting pot and evolution” the culture is experiencing through inter-cultural/country collaborations, interactions, relationships, intermarriages, and commerce that is shaping our growth as Africans paying special homage to our origins…………….
An African Cultural Heritage Campaign Promoting and Sharing Culture from across the motherland.

In addition to the stunningly beautiful Cultural African backdrop of the African Heritage House 1st Floor livingroom, the following pieces from the continent were used:
- Strapless body suit with peplum, & Handmade sisal skirt , @missearth254 wardrobe
- Upcycled Mudcloth bangles by @ulco4real, with Mudcloth offcuts from @loveartisan
- Brass bangles by @ulco4real collection.
- Bakuba cloth waist Brace from @missearth254 wardrobe
- Turkana Spear & Shield from @africanheritagehouse exhibit collection.
- African heritage Brass collar with camel bone pendant from @africanheritagehouse commercial collection.

This labour of love is a collaborative masterpiece with Organizations and creatives having a common goal #impactandtraction💚♻️🍃 in Culture and Environmental sustainability

MUA @facebeat_by_paulene
Foundation💋💄@lavishbylilly
📸 @gem.pixel.pictures
📍@africanheritagehouse
Styling @b_amondi and @paul_ekhaba

We present to you Miss Earth Kenya 2025 @mirel_n_atieno an avid Agro sustainability advocate working to convert her immediate environment into a self sustaining hub.
This shoot in collaboration with @africanheritagehouse, is a celebration of the african continents rich culture, drawing inspiration from age old art, crafts and fashion. The look created is a representation of the “melting pot and evolution” the culture is experiencing through inter-cultural/country collaborations, interactions, relationships, intermarriages, and commerce that is shaping our growth as Africans paying special homage to our origins…………….
An African Cultural Heritage Campaign Promoting and Sharing Culture from across the motherland.

In addition to the stunningly beautiful Cultural African backdrop of the African Heritage House 1st Floor livingroom, the following pieces from the continent were used:
- Black Bogolanfini/ Mud cloth, Mali; Handmade Malian cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud, available from @ulco4real Commercial Collection.
- Upcycled Mudcloth bangles by @ulco4real, with Mudcloth offcuts from @loveartisan
- Brass bangles by @ulco4real Commercial Collection.
- African Motif Brass Necklace @missearth254 wardrobe.
- Multi colored glass waistbeads from @ulco4real Commercial Collection.
- African heritage NALA brass dangles with coconut shells necklace designed by Alan Donovan, from @africanheritagehouse exhibit collection.

This labour of love is a collaborative masterpiece with Organizations and creatives having a common goal #impactandtraction💚♻️🍃 in Culture and Environmental sustainability

MUA @facebeat_by_paulene
Foundation💋💄@lavishbylilly
📸 @gem.pixel.pictures
📍@africanheritagehouse
Styling @b_amondi and @paul_ekhaba

We present to you Miss Earth Air Kenya 2025 @princess_unfiltered a Sustainable Fashion advocate promoting slow fashion and upcycling to tackle textile waste.
This shoot in collaboration with @africanheritagehouse, is a celebration of the african continents rich culture, drawing inspiration from age old art, crafts and fashion. The look created is a representation of the “melting pot and evolution” the culture is experiencing through inter-cultural/country collaborations, interactions, relationships, intermarriages, and commerce that is shaping our growth as Africans paying special homage to our origins…………….
An African Cultural Heritage Campaign Promoting and Sharing Culture from across the motherland.

In addition to the stunningly beautiful Cultural African backdrop of the African Heritage House 1st Floor livingroom, the following pieces from the continent were used:
- White Malian Bogolanfini/Mudcloth Handmade Malian cotton fabric traditionally dyed with fermented mud, available from @ulco4real Commercial Collection.
- Upcycled Mudcloth bangles by @ulco4real, with Mudcloth offcuts from @loveartisan
- Brass bangles by @ulco4real Commercial Collection.
- Ghana brass beads, from @africanheritagehouse exhibit collection.
- African Heritage Cascade Necklace; Black Turkana glass beads. Black Maasai glass beads. Turkana brass beads, from @africanheritagehouse collection exhibit.
- Brass Turkana miniature leaves and old brass Akamba chain necklace, from @africanheritagehouse collection exhibit.

This labour of love is a collaborative masterpiece with Organizations and creatives having a common goal #impactandtraction💚♻️🍃 in Culture and Environmental sustainability

MUA @facebeat_by_paulene
Foundation💋💄@lavishbylilly
📸 @gem.pixel.pictures
📍@africanheritagehouse
Styling @b_amondi and @paul_ekhaba

We present to you Miss Earth Water Kenya 2025 @joy_krw an intentional sustainability advocate working with youth in schools and driving eco-impact in the grassroots.
This shoot in collaboration with @africanheritagehouse , is a celebration of the african continents rich culture, drawing inspiration from age old art, crafts and fashion. The look created is a representation of the “melting pot and evolution” the culture is experiencing through inter-cultural/country collaborations, interactions, relationships, intermarriages, and commerce that is shaping our growth as Africans paying special homage to our origins…………….
An African Cultural Heritage Campaign Promoting and Sharing Culture from across the motherland.

In addition to the breathtaking African Cultural rooftop terrace backdrop of the African Heritage House , the following pieces from the continent were used:
- Yoruba Adire cloth, Nigeria; A Tie- dyed cotton cloth using variety of resist dyeing techniques by the Yoruba, from
@africanheritagehouse exhibit collection.
- Ghana brass beads; Handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional lost wax casting processes. from
@africanheritagehouse collection exhibit.
- African Motif Brass Necklace and Earring Set @missearth254 wardrobe.
- Fresh water pearl waist beads from @ulco4real Commercial Collection.

This labour of love is a collaborative masterpiece with Organizations and creatives having a common goal #impactandtraction💚♻️🍃 in Culture and Environmental sustainability

MUA @facebeat_by_paulene
Foundation💋💄@lavishbylilly
📸 @gem.pixel.pictures
📍@africanheritagehouse
Styling @b_amondi and @paul_ekhaba

We present to you Miss Earth Fire Kenya 2025 @florence_nakhayo a passionate sustainability advocate with amazing consistency in championing a thriving coastal ecosystem through mangrove planting and beach cleanup.
This shoot in collaboration with @africanheritagehouse , is a celebration of the african continents rich culture, drawing inspiration from age old art, crafts and fashion. The look created is a representation of the “melting pot and evolution” the culture is experiencing through inter-cultural/country collaborations, interactions, relationships, intermarriages, and commerce that is shaping our growth as Africans paying special homage to our origins…………….
An African Cultural Heritage Campaign Promoting and Sharing Culture from across the motherland.

In addition to the stunningly beautiful Cultural African backdrop of the African Heritage House 1st Floor livingroom, the following pieces from the continent were used:
- Ewe cloth, Ghana; Finely woven on a narrow-strip loom, sewn selvedge to selvedge from a mix of cotton and silk with distinct and complex weft motifs, this is a traditional ceremonial cloth worn by a woman, from @africanheritage exhibit collection.
- Ghana brass beads; African trade lost wax brass beads, from @africanheritage exhibit collection.
- African Brass and wooden Bangles from @ulco4real Collection
- African heritage Nala full body brass necklace by ALAN DONAVAN from @africanheritage exhibit collection.

This labour of love is a collaborative masterpiece with Organizations and creatives having a common goal #impactandtraction💚♻️🍃 in Culture and Environmental sustainability

MUA @facebeat_by_paulene
Foundation💋💄@lavishbylilly
📸 @gem.pixel.pictures
📍@africanheritagehouse
Styling @b_amondi and @paul_ekhaba

Consistency is Key to gain that much need #impactandtraction💚♻️🍃 Miss Earth Fire Kenya 2025 @florence_nakhayo keeping up with it #beachcleanup

She joins youth today at @leopardbeachresort to volunteer and spearhead beach cleaning , as part of her invitation for zero plastic pollution.

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