Rosie Huntington

Release time：2024-05-22 03:24:57 Source：International Insights news portal

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley was the epitome of chic as she attended the opening of Tiffany & Co's new exhibition Tiffany Wonder in Tokyo on Thursday.

The model, 36, showed off her jaw-dropping physique in a glamorous white gown as she posed inside the TOKYO NODE gallery.

The mother-of-two, who shares, son Jack, six, and daughter Isabella, two, with fiancé Jason Statham, looked sensational in the elegant ensemble.

Her dress, which had a semi-sheer pleated skirt, was complemented with dazzling Tiffany & Co earrings and a brooch.

The blonde beauty flaunted her incredibly toned arms and svelte model figure as she stunned on the purple carpet at the event.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, 36, was the epitome of chic as she attended the opening of Tiffany & Co's new exhibition Tiffany Wonder in Tokyo on Thursday

The model showed off her jaw-dropping physique in a glamorous white gown as she posed inside the TOKYO NODE gallery

Elsewhere at the event, Olivia Wilde turned heads in a racy midi dress with statement gold jewellery.

The actress looked nothing short of sensational in the backless and strapless ensemble and elevated her frame with strappy high-heels.

The beauty swept her tresses back in a slick back pony tail and appeared in great spirits as she arrived to the star-studded launch event.

Rosie recently shared snaps from Dolce & Gabbana's 40th anniversary party in Milan.

She slipped into a sexy sheer black dress and suspenders and showed off her assets and hourglass figure.

Under the see-through dress she wore lace lingerie and suspenders as she turned up the heat with the eye-catching look.

DailyMail.com previously reported that Rosie and Jason love being engaged so much that they don't plan on officially tying the knot anytime soon.

According to a source close to the couple, they are on the 'same page' when it comes to their relationship - despite a notable age difference.

Her dress, which had a semi-sheer pleated skirt, was complemented with dazzling Tiffany & Co earrings and a brooch

The mother-of-two, who shares, son Jack, six, and daughter Isabella, two, with fiancé Jason Statham , looked sensational in the elegant ensemble

The blonde beauty flaunted her incredibly toned arms and svelte model figure as she stunned on the purple carpet at the event

Inside the opening celebration, Rosie posed for a photo with Pharrell Williams, right, and Alexandre Arnault, left

Elsewhere at the event, Olivia Wilde turned heads in a racy midi dress with statement gold jewellery

The actress looked nothing short of sensational in the backless and strapless ensemble and elevated her frame with strappy high-heels

The beauty swept her tresses back in a slick back pony tail and appeared in great spirits as she arrived to the star-studded launch event

Rosie recently shared snaps from Dolce & Gabbana's 40th anniversary party in Milan 

DailyMail.com previously reported that Rosie and Jason (pictured) love being engaged so much that they don't plan on officially tying the knot anytime soon

The source insisted Rosie and Jason 'will' get married one day, but there's 'no rush'.

They assured: 'They are also very private but Jason knows how lucky he is and loves the life he has; he is very happy.

'When it comes to them, they will get married eventually but they feel like they are already married and there is no rush. "If it isn't broken, why fix it" is their overall mentality.'

The source also suggested the couple may even add to their brood rather than plan a wedding and their children may be the ones to push them into a wedding.

They explained: 'And as it comes to their kids, their kids are still very young and their thoughts on expanding their family being such a very plausible thing, they might wait to have a wedding once their kids get older so they can enjoy it themselves.

'They both anticipate that their kids will ask them to have one in the future and if that happens, that would be the tipping point to actually have one.'

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