Sonia Noel is once again creating more opportunities for Guyana's youths, As she has now opened the doors for some chefs from the Carnegie School of Home Economics to participate in this year’s designer/stylist portfolio,

All in an effort to integrate the arts in the branding of a Guyanese identity Sonia Noel has included the culinary arts. A number of budding chefs from Carnegie School of Home Economics will participate in this year’s designer stylist portfolio, partnering with stylists and designers to create team presentation with a unique theme.

Over the years Carnegie has had a large number of chefs graduating of which many have migrated mainly working on cruise ships.
The theme will be chosen from fruits and vegetable grown in Guyana in an effort to highlight, “The Grow More” campaign. They will be expected to go through a number of challenges that will be judged through the competition.

June 27, 2010, at Duke Lodge will be an evening of unbelievable talent called, 'cutting style'.
The atmosphere will unlike anything seen before in Guyana where the theme will be reflected from the decor to the cuisine. The final judging will be done that evening.

The winners will be announced at the finals of Guyana Model Search, designers’ stylist portfolio on July 4, 2010, at the Pegasus hotel.
The eighth person selected to be part of the new and exciting programme was ecstatic to have a chance to express their creativity.

The lucky persons were Shawna Mcrae, Samantha Mosley, Gail Davidson,Mohammed W Karim, Felicia Stewart, Rhea Sandy, Lynne Juniss and Adrian Alleyne .

This year’s portfolio will not have a dull moment and I am excited to have the culinary arts included because that would have probably been my next career choice. I am so looking forward to the creativity that is expected from this fusion.

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