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Meet the Designers
BOBBY and SALLY ACKBARALI
Bobby and Sally Ackbarali had achieved an unparalleled record of success in their native Trinidad and Tobago before migrating to Canada. They have the recipe and all the ingredients for making any woman feel beautiful and simply unconquerable. Their fashion couture designs for bridal and international pageant industries feature trademark originality, detailed workmanship, exclusive fabrics, and delicate beading - which are perfectly harmonised to create gorgeous custom garments. Bobby and Sally have designed and created award winning gowns and costumes for nearly thirty years. More than 125 pageant title holders have benefi ted from their experience in the international pageant industry including Giselle Laronde, Miss World 1986 (Trinidad & Tobago), Althea Rocke, top seven at Miss World 1982 (Trinidad & Tobago), Tijana Arnautovic, Miss World 2004 (Canada), Cristina Rémond, Miss Universe Canada 2001 (Canada), Andrea Garnett, Miss Black Ontario 1988 (Canada). 
Contact Bobby and Sally at:
Phone: 416-291-3247
Office and Showroom: 2240 Midland Avenue,
Unit 102 Scarborough,
Ontario.
M1P 4R8
Canada
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