Showing posts with label Rosie Huntington-Whitely. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosie Huntington-Whitely. Show all posts

Monday, June 27, 2011

Rosie Huntington-Whitely's Beautiful Back

On Rosie Huntington-Whiteley (24) soon comes a lot of promotional work for her new movie Transformers 3 to. She started it once before in America, perhaps most famous talk show host, David Letterman (64). And for this occasion had the Victoria's Secret model made ​​really pretty.

While beauty was signing autographs before the show, they offered a great view. Elegant and chic ensemble was her floor-length white trousers and a Marlene halter top that had a lot of skin-free . The bodice was cut low, and it still surprisingly little of Rosie's bared breast. Rosie was vested in a different way. For as the new actress around, she presented a beautiful backside. This clearly is the slogan: can captivate even a nice back! The hair was Rosie in soft waves and carried to match the warm evening sun, a cool pair of sunglasses. very relaxed pose of the Star for photographs and signed autographs for eagerly awaiting fans. Then she stood in an interview with David Letterman and answer questions, and he looked just like an angel. What do you think Rosie's backless look?


Friday, June 3, 2011

Rosie Huntington-Whitley Speaks To GQ Magazine

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If you've got a GQ magazine subscription, you'll be able to read an interview with Victoria's Secret model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

The British model-turned-actress talked to the publication about one of the problems she had at school - that of being bullied for her trademark pout.

"I was really teased about the way I looked at school," the stunning blonde told GQ magazine.

She explained that she was bullied because of the size of her lips.

"I used to get called 'T*t Lips' - because I had big lips but no breasts. And then I was called 'Kipper Lips'," she told GQ magazine.

Rosie, who plays Carly Miller in Transformers: Dark of the Moon, which hits UK cinemas on June 29th, admitted to the publication that the problem she faced with the bullies was a similar situation many other models have to deal with at school.

"There was a big group of girls that was Devon's answer to the film Mean Girls" who picked on her, she told GQ magazine.