Rosie Huntington-Whiteley models lace lingerie for M&S as Falconeri campaign rolls on

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley showcased her supermodel figure in lace lingerie for Marks & Spencer, modeling pieces from the retailer’s autumn/winter 2025 underwear collection. The 38-year-old former Victoria’s Secret Angel wore a purple wire plunge bra priced at £24, pairing it with lace high-waisted, high-leg knickers as she posed for the campaign.

Her photoshoot for M&S comes as Rosie and partner Jason Statham also advance their fashion collaborations with Falconeri. Earlier this month, the couple shared a series of Instagram images promoting their second Falconeri campaign, following their debut for the brand in March.

Rosie’s Falconeri shoots feature a more relaxed, knit-forward aesthetic. In the new snaps, she wore a grey knitted bodysuit while Jason modeled a grey cardigan with a matching top and beige joggers. In accompanying captions, Rosie wrote: “Excited to reveal the next chapter of our Fall-Winter 2025 campaign for @falconeriofficial. A vision of luxury and timeless style, beautifully captured by @lachlanbailey.” The post also highlighted their ongoing collaboration with Falconeri, described by the couple as a team effort that reflects their shared design sensibilities.

The dual campaigns underscore a busy period for the couple, who have maintained a high public profile through fashion endorsements and family life. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s work with M&S continues a long-running relationship with the British retailer, while the Falconeri collaboration marks a continued extension of their joint packaging of fashion and lifestyle. The M&S lingerie lineup, highlighted by delicate lace and structured silhouettes, aligns with the brand’s emphasis on accessible luxury pieces that blend everyday wear with a premium feel.

Rosie and Jason, who live in Los Angeles, have been together since 2009 and became engaged in 2016. They share two children, Jack, seven, and Isabella, two. Public interest in their relationship has often centered on how they balance high-profile careers with parenthood. Rosie has previously spoken about marriage being a possibility but not a current priority, and she has addressed the couple’s 20-year age gap with remarks about shared values and life experience contributing to their partnership.

In interviews and public appearances, Rosie has also discussed her background and upbringing in Devon, noting that a return to the United Kingdom in 2020 fit their plan to raise their children with British schools and a strong support network. She described how they value family closeness, with Jay’s parents nearby and extended family visiting, which has helped shape their decision to keep part of their life anchored in Britain. Rosie has said that her children enjoy a familiar sense of childhood, including time in the countryside and family routines that echo her own upbringing.

The new M&S campaign and Falconeri collaboration come as Rosie continues to broaden her footprint in fashion modeling and brand partnerships. The combination of intimate apparel, knitwear, and lifestyle campaigns reflects a broader trend in celebrity-led fashion projects, where public figures leverage multi-brand engagement to highlight wardrobe staples that balance style with practicality. As the falls-and-falls season unfolds, Rosie's lineup with M&S and Falconeri will likely be watched closely by fans and industry observers seeking a continued blend of high-glamour imagery and everyday wearability.