Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Cover Look

There's a big reason why Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is a model -- she's simply gorgeous. She tweeted this picture of her magazine cover for April's Vogue Brazil. On wednesday, Rosie was walking around Los Angeles with her boyfriend and appeared just as flawless -- pics here.

Rosie Huntington-Whitely Doesn’t Need Lingerie Padding

Jason Statham sent Rosie Huntington-Whiteley protective padding when she insisted on doing her own stunts for 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'.

The Victoria's Secret beauty loved working on the action movie but her actor boyfriend was so worried about her, he insisted she took proper precautions.

Rosie told chat show host Jonathan Ross: "I loved doing all the stunts. My stunt double had a very quiet six months.



"Jason was filming in Australia at the time and he said: 'Babe, you've got to wear stunt pads.'

"I was covered head-to-toe in bruises and about a week later a little package arrived with razor-thin gel stunt pads. That's quite romantic."

Rosie also revealed she was bullied at school but has put it behind her thanks to her successful career.

She explained: "I got a little bit of a hard time, but who didn't? I got teased. I was tiny at school.

"I was the shortest at school until I was about 14, so I got called Titch and I was rather flat chested.

"I was flat chested and had big lips so a lot of the boys at school called me T**lips.

"I used to say: 'You know what, I'll make money from these lips one way or another, boys.'"

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Hangs Underwear All Round Her Bedroom

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley decorates her bedroom with vintage underwear

The model-turned-actress - who is launching a new underwear range with Marks & Spencer - has revealed she adorns the boudoir she shares with her actor boyfriend Jason Statham with fine French camisoles and lace Brassieres.



In an interview with Style magazine, the 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' said: "Vintage underwear is particularly sensual, especially pieces from the 1930s and 1940s - that's largely down to the colors and tones. It's like art to me: I love finding pieces and hanging them round my bedroom."

The catwalk beauty attributes her passion for underwear to her job as a Victoria's Secret Angel, which involves her being photographed in skimpy pieces.

Speaking about her own signature line, 'Rosie for Autograph', the supermodel enthused: "I've always wanted to design. My passion for lingerie came from being in it all the time, and my understanding of what works comes from wearing it on shoots. I see myself in design for the long term.

"I wanted to make something really exquisite. If I put my name to something, I have to be behind it. I'm not just here to take the money and p**s off.

"I've been very involved in the design. The most important thing was that I wasn't designing for myself - that's boring. It's important that the underwear translates for all women, all ages, all sizes."