The model shares her favorite wardrobe pieces (tailored trousers, bodysuits, and more) in the latest installment of Vogue’s 7 Days 7 Looks.
What Does Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Wear in a Week? A Plethora of Sleek, Minimalist Essentials
“When I first started modeling, I was a hot mess. A complete hot mess. I grew up on a farm, so I had no idea how to dress,” laughs supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley on the set of 7 Days 7 Looks. To say Huntington-Whiteley has since figured it out would be an understatement—the supermodel is a master of au courant minimalism, and her fashion prowess has garnered a dedicated online following.
Throughout the video, Huntington-Whiteley gives us a taste of her elegant wardrobe in just seven looks. She shows us her beloved knitted sets from The Row, the Proenza Schouler she wears on days spent lounging at home, the expertly tailored trousers with clean-lined bodysuits she dons for daytime events, and skirt sets in tonal browns she reserves for nights out. It’s clear that expert minimalism lies in sticking to a neutral color palette in solid colorways, procuring silhouettes that are architectural yet refined, and in lieu of color, she introduces pattern via accessories, like shoes and bags.
Huntington-Whiteley shares how she adapts her look to fit the differing style attitudes in the U.K. and L.A. “I feel in the U.K. the style can be much more polished, elegant, and classic, but at the same time it can also kind of be a little more rock and roll and undone,” she says. “And then in L.A., everything’s quite casual, and so I find myself being able to wear things like whites and creams so much more.” While Huntington-Whiteley is known for being polished, her time living in L.A. has taught her that it is, indeed, acceptable to wear your joggers outside. “I would even say you could wear a pair of sweatpants to dinner if you threw on a pair of heels and a great blazer,” she advises.
Now more than ever, Huntington-Whiteley’s minimalist style speaks to the spirit of the times. After plans (and life) went nothing short of awry over the past year and a half, focusing on staple investment pieces is almost meditative—a way to sartorially clear the noise blaring from so many other facets of life.
Here, shop 7 Days 7 Looks.
Monday
The Row Chopok double-breasted wool-and-silk-blend jacket
$2,030SELFRIDGESThe Row Chuk wide-leg high-rise wool-and-silk-blend trousers
$1,550SELFRIDGESThe Row Dilona double-breasted cashmere-blend twill coat
$4,590MATCHESFASHION.COMGia Borghini Gia/RHW Rosie 3 leather thong sandals
$552MYTHERESATuesday
Magda Butrym padded-shoulder cropped leather jacket
$1,995SELFRIDGESMagda Butrym leather midi-skirt
Bottega Veneta pouch crochet leather clutch
$8,400NORDSTROMGia Couture x RHW 2 strappy suede sandals
$625INTERMIXWednesday
Zara halterneck bodysuit
$20ZARAR13 Damon pleated high-waist wide-leg jeans
$595NORDSTROMBottega Veneta leather belt
$950FWRDBottega Veneta crochet chain crossbody bag
$4,500NEIMAN MARCUSBeladora domed cuff bracelet in 18-karat gold
$11,750BELADORAThe Row Constance leather slingback sandals
$760NET-A-PORTERThursday
The Row Au cotton-canvas trench coat
$1,949MATCHESFASHION.COMThe Row Avril pleated crepe wide-leg pants
Jessica MccCormack Hex large hoop earrings
$15,600JESSICA MCCORMACKBottega Veneta the Pouch clutch
$3,200FWRDGia/RHW toe ring mules
$740FWRDFriday
Bottega Veneta mini pouch
$1,750BOTTEGA VENETAGia Couture x RHW 1 toe-ring suede sandals
$740INTERMIXSaturday
Givenchy knotted viscose crepe satin halter top
$1,530LUISA VIA ROMAGivenchy wool-and-silk-blend satin straight-leg pants
$1,240NET-A-PORTERAna Khouri Phillipa 18-karat gold ring
$9,800MATCHESFASHION.COMGia Couture x RHW 2 strappy leather sandals
$625INTERMIXSunday
Proenza Schouler rib-collar cardigan
$990NORDSTROMProenza Schouler rib-flare pants
$1,090NORDSTROMBottega Veneta leather mules
$790NET-A-PORTERDirector: Rom Bokobza
Director of Photography: David Keninger
Editor: Tajah Smith
Producer: Gabrielle Reich & Naomi Nishi
Director, Creative Development, American Vogue: Anna Page Nadin
Market Editor, Vogue: Rachel Besser
Stylist: Emma Morrison
Style Assistant: Bin Nguyen
Makeup Artist: Nikki Deroest
Hair Stylist: Cervando Maldonado
Camera Operator: Asher Strauch
Gaffer: Brendan Boyle
Audio: Destiny Farrant
Set Designer: Sage Griffin
Covid Supervisor: Maureen Sherwood
Production Assistant: Kristen Rakes
Filmed at: 1 Hotel - West Hollywood\
This story originally appeared on: Vogue - Author:Rachel Besser