Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jason Statham have reunited as faces of Italian knitwear label Falconeri for a second campaign, the couple announced on Instagram Tuesday as they shared a new set of images from the Fall–Winter 2025 shoot.
In the photographs, Huntington-Whiteley, 38, appears in fitted knitted bodysuits in grey and white, paired in one shot with a beige jumper slung over her shoulders and brown cowboy boots. Statham, 58, models coordinating grey knitwear and beige joggers. Huntington-Whiteley captioned the post: '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.'
This marks the pair’s second collaboration for the brand; they made their Falconeri debut in March. The new images credit photographer Lachlan Bailey and emphasize a pared-back, knit-focused aesthetic consistent with the label’s seasonal offerings.
Huntington-Whiteley and Statham, both British, have been partners since 2009. They became engaged in 2016 and have two children: son Jack, 7, and daughter Isabella, 2. Huntington-Whiteley has previously discussed the couple’s decision to raise their children in the U.K., telling The Times that returning to Britain in 2020 was always part of their plan so the children could benefit from British schools and family support. "We love the schools, the education. They’re growing up British with their little British accents, which was important for us, and we have a great support system here," she said.
The model has also addressed her 20-year age gap with Statham, saying his experience and steadiness are attractive and inspiring. On their plans to marry, Huntington-Whiteley said the timing was not urgent, adding that a wedding was not a "huge priority" immediately after the birth of their first child.
Both maintain relatively low public profiles compared with many celebrity couples, sharing selected images and campaign work rather than frequent family posts. Huntington-Whiteley has occasionally posted campaign shots and behind-the-scenes images to her Instagram story in recent months.
Falconeri, known for its focus on cashmere and knitwear, has frequently used celebrity partnerships to underscore its seasonal collections. The double billing of Huntington-Whiteley and Statham continues that approach by pairing a high-profile fashion model with a mainstream film star to broaden the campaign’s reach.
The newly released shots and Huntington-Whiteley’s Instagram post come as the fashion industry prepares for autumn retail and marketing cycles, with brands increasingly highlighting capsule collections and celebrity collaborations to capture consumer attention ahead of the holiday season.