Rosie Huntington-Whiteley stunned onlookers at the annual Serpentine summer party, which raises funds for the gallery of the same name.
The highly exclusive invite only party was also attended by Michael B. Jordan, Sienna Miller and Salma Hayek-Pinault, who also served as co-host of the event alongside Mexican film directors Alfonso Cuaron and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarittu.
While Huntington-Whiteley was not accompanied by her longtime partner, Jason Statham, she did bring with her an ensemble of Tiffany & Co. pieces to go with her Tom Ford dress.
The supermodel and occasional actor wore a number of pieces from the brand’s storied Elsa Peretti range, named after the legendary designer who contributed so much to Tiffany’s development in the 1970’s and is regarded as one of the most influential jewellery designers of all time.
Huntington-Whiteley wore the feather ring, feather cuff, ear clips and necklace from the collection.
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in Tom Ford and Tiffany. CREDIT: Alan Chapman/Dave Benett/Getty Images for Serpentine
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The Mad Max: Fury Road star began her professional relationship with Tiffany & Co. back in 2023 when she was announced as an ambassador for the iconic company.
To celebrate the announcement, Huntington-Whiteley was photographed wearing key pieces from the brand’s latest Blue Book high jewellery collection, which is themed ‘Out of the Blue’ and is composed of modern riffs on the iconic Tiffany creative Jean Schlumberger’s fantastical sea-inspired designs from the 60s and 70s.
In her new campaign for the house, Huntington-Whiteley wore the diamond-encrusted Shell necklace, with a transformable clasp that can be worn four ways, plus an eye-catching black opal ring, matching opal and diamond bracelet and white diamond baguette earrings.
“It is an incredible honour to partner with such an iconic jeweller with a rich history,” said Huntingon-Whiteley of the partnership. “I am very proud to be a part of this legacy and the Tiffany & Co. family.”
Most recently, Huntington-Whiteley fronted Tiffany’s Mother’s Day campaign alongside her and Statham’s daughter, Isabella.
Set in Huntington Whiteley’s own bedroom in New York City, it stars herself, her young daughter, and her own mother.
The story follows Rosie around the bedroom as she leaves a voicemail to her mother after opening a piece of Tiffany jewellery she was gifted by her.
In a press release the jeweller said: “The film offers a personal reflection on motherhood while speaking to the enduring bonds between generations and the strength that is passed down through a mother’s love – Jewelry plays a symbolic role within the narrative, serving as a symbol of appreciation and continuity.”
On the film and jewellery choices, Tiffany & Co. explained: “Long regarded as precious heirlooms passed down through generations, Tiffany & Co. creations reflect the same enduring love and devotion that flows from mother to child, making them meaningful pieces imbued with memory and emotion.”
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Published: July 3, 2026 Updated: July 3, 2026