She is promoting her latest film Transformers: Dark Of The Moon but on Sunday Rosie Huntington-Whiteley underwent a dramatic transformation in real life.
The model arrived in Brazil looking extremely tired and makeup free as she got in a car at the airport.
Rosie, 24, was wrapped up in a oatmeal cardigan and her face looked drained as was driven to her hotel.
Her co-star Josh Duhamel appeared to have got some rest during the flight and arrived in a good mood smiling as he walked through the airport.
Just a mere matter of hours later Rosie had undergone a dramatic transformation and was looking like a different person as she attended a photocall in Rio De Janeiro.
Rosie looked simply stunning in a terracotta coloured crocheted dress as she arrived with her co-star Josh, who is married to Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie, at the Copacabana Palace Hotel.
The pair were joined by the film’s director Michael Bay to talk about the film, which is released on June 29 in the UK.
Last week, Rosie appeared on the David Letterman show and revealed that she drank wine and smoked cigarettes aged just 16 on her first modelling assignment.
'Sixteen was my first was when I first started modelling,' she told Letterman. 'I had internshipped at a modelling agency in London because I'd always wanted to work in fashion.
'And I got a work placement at a modelling agency and then I spent the week making coffee and picking up the telephone and smoking cigarettes and drinking wine at 11am, it was very Ab Fab!'
Rosie has also been very vocal about her love of eating recently in an interview for Maxim, as she stripped off to reveal her perfect figure for a cover shoot.
'I just don't stop doing it,' she said of her veracious appetite during the interview with the men's magazine which this year voted her number one on their top hot 100 list.
'I love eating really, really bad things, like roast dinners and chocolate bread and butter pudding.'
And the star said since moving from the UK to the States she is craving it more than ever.
She told the magazine: 'It's my soul, England.'
'I miss the people, the culture, the food.'
'I find it strange that people say English food is bad.
'To me, it's delicious. I've never really considered it but I was thinking the other day that maybe it's strange to have beans on toast for breakfast.'
sourceThe model arrived in Brazil looking extremely tired and makeup free as she got in a car at the airport.
Rosie, 24, was wrapped up in a oatmeal cardigan and her face looked drained as was driven to her hotel.
Her co-star Josh Duhamel appeared to have got some rest during the flight and arrived in a good mood smiling as he walked through the airport.
Just a mere matter of hours later Rosie had undergone a dramatic transformation and was looking like a different person as she attended a photocall in Rio De Janeiro.
Rosie looked simply stunning in a terracotta coloured crocheted dress as she arrived with her co-star Josh, who is married to Black Eyed Peas singer Fergie, at the Copacabana Palace Hotel.
The pair were joined by the film’s director Michael Bay to talk about the film, which is released on June 29 in the UK.
Last week, Rosie appeared on the David Letterman show and revealed that she drank wine and smoked cigarettes aged just 16 on her first modelling assignment.
'Sixteen was my first was when I first started modelling,' she told Letterman. 'I had internshipped at a modelling agency in London because I'd always wanted to work in fashion.
'And I got a work placement at a modelling agency and then I spent the week making coffee and picking up the telephone and smoking cigarettes and drinking wine at 11am, it was very Ab Fab!'
Rosie has also been very vocal about her love of eating recently in an interview for Maxim, as she stripped off to reveal her perfect figure for a cover shoot.
'I just don't stop doing it,' she said of her veracious appetite during the interview with the men's magazine which this year voted her number one on their top hot 100 list.
'I love eating really, really bad things, like roast dinners and chocolate bread and butter pudding.'
And the star said since moving from the UK to the States she is craving it more than ever.
She told the magazine: 'It's my soul, England.'
'I miss the people, the culture, the food.'
'I find it strange that people say English food is bad.
'To me, it's delicious. I've never really considered it but I was thinking the other day that maybe it's strange to have beans on toast for breakfast.'
