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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

Reference-style biography • #7 on Highest Paid Models (2025 overview included)

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (born April 18, 1987) is a British model, businesswoman and occasional actress. A 2010s mainstay of luxury campaigns and red carpets, she maintained selective, high-impact fashion and jewelry work into 2025, including Burberry’s High Summer campaign, Tiffany & Co. ambassador appearances, and new dual campaigns for Falconeri with Jason Statham.[2][5][6][8]

Early life

Raised in rural Devon, Huntington-Whiteley signed in her teens and built an early portfolio with British houses before expanding across European fashion weeks and global campaigns.[1]

Television & film

Screen credits include Transformers: Dark of the Moon (2011) and fashion/variety programming; recent on-camera work is tied primarily to campaigns and brand content.

Modeling career

Runway & editorial emergence (2006–2013)

Breakthroughs with Burberry, Prada and Versace established a recognizable minimalist–glam image paired with body-sculptural eveningwear. (Agency/trade logs.)

Luxury mainstay & jewelry era (2014–2023)

High-end beauty and jewelry partnerships broadened her global profile, including Tiffany & Co. ambassadorship beginning in 2023.[6]

Selective 2024–2025 highlights

In 2025 she fronted Burberry “High Summer 2025” (shot on 35mm; yacht/sea imagery), starred in Falconeri Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter campaigns alongside Jason Statham, and covered Harper’s Bazaar Taiwan (June 2025) in Tiffany High Jewelry. She also appeared at Tiffany ambassador events, including Cannes and a Brazil flagship launch.[2][5][6][7][8][9]

Business & other ventures

Rose Inc (status update). Originally founded as a content platform (2018) and later a beauty brand, Rose Inc changed ownership after Amyris’s 2023 bankruptcy; in May 2024 Huntington-Whiteley announced she was stepping down from the brand under its new ownership.[10]

Collaborations & capsules. Ongoing fashion/beauty collaborations and editorial direction across her platforms sustain mainstream reach alongside ambassadorships.

Public image

Coverage emphasizes elevated minimalism and jewelry-forward styling; 2025 press noted her leadership presence at brand events and a polished, neutral palette that aligns with Tiffany & Co. imagery.[6][9]

Awards and recognition

  • Multiple international Vogue/Bazaar covers; longstanding British fashion/mainstream recognition. (Trade & press.)

2025 overview (ranking & year summary)

For 2025, Highest Paid Models lists Huntington-Whiteley at #7. Inputs include: Burberry’s High Summer 2025 campaign; dual Falconeri campaigns with Jason Statham; Tiffany & Co. ambassador visibility (Cannes/Brazil events); and a mid-year Harper’s Bazaar Taiwan cover showcasing Tiffany High Jewelry. Where compensation is undisclosed, we infer fee bands from comparable contracts and trade benchmarks; rankings are editorial, not financial statements.[2][5][6][7][8][9]

Method note: indicators include (a) verifiable campaigns/covers and marquee ambassador bookings, (b) historical/editorial prominence, (c) owned/transitioned ventures, and (d) mainstream visibility.

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References

  1. Wikipedia — “Rosie Huntington-Whiteley” (bio basics; early career; film). Accessed Nov 6, 2025. [1]
  2. Burberry — High Summer 2025 campaign page featuring Rosie. [2]
  3. SHOWstudio — campaign news on Burberry High Summer 2025 cast. [3]
  4. Models.com / agency profiles — measurements/portfolio overview. [4]
  5. Vogue / DScene / L’Officiel — Falconeri SS25 & FW25 campaigns with Jason Statham (2025). [5]
  6. Tiffany & Co. ambassadorship (since 2023) — posts & event coverage incl. Cannes/Brazil. [6]
  7. Harper’s Bazaar Taiwan June 2025 cover (David Roemer) — editorial/industry coverage. [7]
  8. Fashion Gone Rogue / TheFashionSpot — Bazaar Taiwan images/notes. [8]
  9. Red Carpet Fashion Awards — Tiffany Brazil flagship event (Mar 27, 2025). [9]
  10. People — statement on stepping down from Rose Inc under new ownership (May 3, 2024). [10]