Mr. Poly Edmond Onsare, a talented student from Eldoret National Polytechnic (TENP), was awarded the prestigious Best Model House of the Year title at the Coast and Modelling Event, which took place on April 4, 2025.
The prestigious event was held at the Noble Ballroom in Tononoka, Mombasa County, and attracted top fashion and modeling professionals from across Kenya. The event celebrates creativity and excellence, and this year, Edmond Onsare stood out with his exceptional model house design, which combined modern aesthetics with traditional Kenyan elements. His design was praised for its originality, attention to detail, and practical application.
“It is a great honor to receive this recognition,” said Edmond Onsare during the award ceremony. “This achievement means a lot to me, and it reflects the hard work and support I have received from my mentors, peers, and Eldoret National Polytechnic. I am proud to represent my institution and show what passion and determination can achieve.”
His achievement has not only made an impact in the modeling and design community but has also brought pride to his institution. Dr. Charles Koech, the Chief Principal of Eldoret National Polytechnic, applauded Onsare for his outstanding performance, emphasizing that his win brought immense pride to the institution.
“We are extremely proud of Edmond for winning this prestigious award. It is a testament to the hard work, creativity, and dedication he has shown, and it speaks to the quality of training at Eldoret National Polytechnic,” said Dr. Koech. “As an institution, we will continue to support him and other students like him who are pushing boundaries and making a mark in the creative industries. Edmond’s success is an inspiration to all of us at TENP.”
The Coast and Modelling Event has long been a platform for recognizing outstanding talent in Kenya’s fashion and design sectors, and Edmond Onsare’s win highlights the potential of students from technical institutions like Eldoret National Polytechnic to excel in real-world creative fields.
The award also demonstrates how the Polytechnic’s training programs help nurture innovative thinkers and designers who can contribute to the country’s growing creative economy.
“Edmond’s model house was not only visually captivating but also demonstrated how design can serve a practical purpose,” said one of the event organizers. “His work exemplifies the kind of innovation and creativity that we hope to inspire among young professionals in Kenya. We’re excited to see where his talent takes him in the future.”
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