Gucci Milan Fashion Week Show: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Leads Supermodels Rosie Huntington-Whiteley led the Gucci runway at Milan Fashion Week, with Candice Swanepoel, Alex Consani, and a front row including Cardi B and Anna Wintour. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley commanded the Gucci runway during Milan Fashion Week on Friday, leading a lineup of supermodels that included Candice Swanepoel and Alex Consani. The show, a highlight of the Italian fashion calendar, drew a star-studded front row with Cardi B, Georgina Rodriguez, and Romeo Beckham in attendance. Gucci Runway Show HighlightsHuntington-Whiteley, 39, wore a sheer lace top paired with an oversized fur coat as she opened the show. She was followed by Swanepoel, 37, who wore a glitzy minidress, and Consani, 23, who appeared in a black dress with a high slit.Other models on the catwalk included Elsa Hosk, who donned a black oversized jacket and cropped trousers, and Bobby Brazier, who secured a coveted spot as one of the Gucci models.The front row featured Vogue global chief content officer Anna Wintour, who sat alongside Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner. Wintour wore her trademark sunglasses and a burnt orange leather jacket. Also present were Camila Morrone, Homer Gere, Poppy Delevingne, and Princess Maria-Olympia.Cardi B arrived in an oversized cream faux fur coat, continuing her Milan fashion showcase. Georgina Rodriguez attended the show a decade after meeting her husband Cristiano Ronaldo while working in a Gucci store.Milan Fashion Week Schedule and DesignersMilan Fashion Week is set to conclude on Monday, September 28. Designers including Emporio Armani and Bottega Veneta are still due to unveil their Spring/Summer 2027 collections.The event has drawn global attention, with celebrities and fashion insiders gathering for the biannual showcase. Gucci's presentation was one of the most anticipated, given its prominent lineup and front-row guests.Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Career and Personal LifeHuntington-Whiteley has spoken openly about facing rejection in the modeling industry. On the Reign with Josh Smith podcast, she said that she now views rejection as something that was not meant to be rather than a failure.She recalled being sent home from a job once, describing it as very painful and something that hurt her soul, but noted she was very young at the time. She added that if a job does not work out, she thinks it was not meant to be or she is knocking on the wrong door, and she looks for opportunities elsewhere where she is embraced.She also said she can never consider rejection as failure, seeing it instead as an opportunity for deep growth. She expressed privilege for the successes she has had over the years.Huntington-Whiteley and her husband Jason Statham, 59, share two children: son Jack, eight, and daughter Isabella, three. The couple, who live in Los Angeles, began dating in 2010 after meeting at a party in London, where she described instant chemistry.They got engaged in 2016, with Huntington-Whiteley revealing the news when she flashed her diamond ring at the Golden Globes. Speaking about plans to marry after Jack was born, she said the time will come and that it is not a huge priority for them.She has also addressed their 20-year age gap, saying that his knowledge and strength are really inspiring and attractive, and that can come with a man who has had a bit of time.