Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Wardrobe.NYC release third capsule

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Wardrobe.NYC, the clothing label founded by Christine Centenera and Josh Goot, have released their third capsule together. The 18-piece range is centred on structured tailoring in new textiles, according to WWD.

Eighteen pieces. That is the full count. Prices run from $350 for the RHW Bonded Briefs to $3,000 for Sculpted Blazers. A capsule means a small, limited collection rather than a full seasonal range.

The latest drop is cut for winter evenings. Shapes stay clean, sculpted and feminine. They include leather trousers, sculpted blazers and miniskirts. In plain terms, structured tailoring means firm cloth, sharp shoulders and a held shape.

Texture does much of the work this time. The fabric list covers bouclé, leather, satin and shearling. Bouclé is a looped yarn with a nubby finish. Satin brings shine. Leather brings weight. Shearling, sheepskin with the wool left on, brings warmth.

Huntington-Whiteley is not new to the label. She has been a Wardrobe.NYC customer since its debut in 2017. She launched her first RHW collaboration with the label in 2024. The new release is the third outing under that joint name.

The price span tells its own story. $350 sits at the entry point. $3,000 sits at the top for tailoring and outerwear. That spread is common in capsules, where small items and briefs sit beside blazers and coats.

Earlier coverage gives background. She discussed the partnership in a cover story for Porter, the magazine from Net-a-Porter, the online retailer, in September 2024, according to Porter. That interview dates from the first collaboration. It does not describe the new 18 pieces.

Writing from the same period picked out other looks. One report highlighted a cropped leather biker jacket trimmed with shearling. Another noted in September 2024 that Huntington-Whiteley wore three pieces from the then-new collaboration, according to Who What Wear. Those details refer to the earlier drop, not the current one.

For fans, this means a familiar pairing with a winter focus. The cut stays close and sculpted. The fabrics change. Tailoring leads, evening shapes follow. It is the third time the two sides have worked in this limited format.