1/33George and Harry (pictured with their pet dog Bobby) have been given a Queens Birthday honour. June 8, 2017. Kelly Barnes/The Australian.
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2/33George and Harry are given special attention by models Jo Sheils, Adele Frost and Yasmin Sait-Armstrong at the George Gross and Harry Who Winter Collection fashion parade held at the Emporium Hotel in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane.
3/33Fashion designer George Gross with Harry Watt pictured at their home in Henley Beach.
4/33George and Harry in their fashion studio. Picture: Nowell Grant
5/33George and Harry with celebrity chef Dorinda Hafner.
6/33George and Harry with Kit Willow at a David Jones new season dinner for its Australian fashion designers at Otto in Woolloomooloo.
7/33George and Harry with media identity Maggie Tabberer and Advertiser Sunday Mail Foundation patron Angela Condous at an ASMF luncheon in Adelaide.
8/33George and Harry with former Miss Australia Olivia Stratton.
9/33George and Harry ahead of a trip to the Gold Coast for a lunch at Fellini, Marina Mirage. Supplied: Marina Mirage PR.
10/33George and Harry, celebrating 35 years in the fashion industry.
11/33The Golden Years of Modelling Sandy Clarke reunion cocktail party at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Adelaide. George and Harry with Leonie McLeod.
12/33Harry and George at St Andrew's Primary School with students Monty Callen, 8, and Ciara Trimboli, 7 checking out their designs for a new school uniform.
13/33George and Harry with Maggie Tabberer at the David Jones Winter 2006 collection parade at Sydney Town Hall.
14/33George and Harry with TAFE SA fashion student Kelly Lewis in July 2007.
15/33Motorsport commenttor Murray Walker, TV presenter John Riddell, Advertiser Sunday Mail Foundation patron Angela Condous at a Clipsal 500 Ladies Day Luncheon.
16/33FaModels wearing some Harry Who designed dresses with designers George Gross and Harry Watt who are celebrating 35 years in the business.
17/33Harry Watt and Rosie Reichstein.
18/33Harry with Finesse model Natalie, pictured with a BMW 650i motor car at Adelaide BMW.
19/33Harry with Dyanne Smith during an Advertiser Sunday Mail Foundation luncheon at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
20/33Harry with former Labor minister Jane Lomax-Smith at a State Library of SA 175th birthday cocktail party.
21/33Harry and George with model Megan Gale, giving away petrol on behalf of David Jones at Mobil in Pulteney Street.
22/33George and Harry Watt in a photo shoot for The Advertiser at the Union Hotel in the city. Photo Calum Robertson
23/33Jamie Huckbody with Harry at a Harry Who spring/summer fashion launch at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre.
24/33George and Harry. Picture: Edwards Brenton
25/33George and Harry Watt at the Collins Bar at the Hilton Adelaide.
26/33Harry in his favourite room, the library, of his Hutt Street apartment, April 2001.
27/33Designers George Gross and Harry Watt (George Gross and Harry Who)
28/33Evelyn Kakoufas with Harry at an AMSF luncheon at the Intercontinental Adelaide.
29/33George and Harry (with dog Bobby) after being awarded Order of Australia medals in 2017.
30/33George and Harry at their Gold Coast store Marina Mirage following a lunch they hosted at Fellini on Friday, November 5, 2010. Photo: Katrina Jones.
31/33Fashion designer Harry Watt in August, 2007.
32/33George and Harry at an ASMF Famous Male Faces luncheon at the Hilton Adelaide Hotel.
33/33Harry with model Charlie Austin from Cooporoo at The Emporium in Brisbane. Photo: Annette Dew
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