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"Olivia Wilde&amp;#39;s Beauty Evolution\\nOlivia Wilde rose to fame playing a bisexual teenager on The O.C. Now she&amp;#39;s known for a different type of experimentation. The actress, also a face of Revlon, takes us through her ever-changing hair and makeup looks.\\n\\\"For the record, I didn't always look like this. I hadn't yet begun to understand the importance of filling in one's eyebrows. And concealer would have been a wonderful addition to this look.\\\"\\n\\\"I think we were inspired by Gwen Stefani with the hair. If you watch the evolution of my character, she very quickly didn't have the bouffant because it was distracting.\\\"\\n\\\"I learned about eye makeup from *The O.C.* I was using more eyeliner and realizing that was kind of going to be my look.\\\"\\n\\\"Makeup changes when you're a brunette because you need more definition\u2014especially when you're pale like me\u2014or else you get washed out. Defining the eyes, contouring the cheeks\u2014all of those things become important.\\\"\\n\\\"I got bangs because I wanted to look like Jane Birkin and Fran\u00E7oise Hardy\u2014those '60s girls. Bangs aren't totally easy, and I went through a lot of bad bang moments, but this one was alright.\\\"\\n\\\"The dress was a strapless Gucci and it begged for an updo. I thought a bun would be more chic than a ponytail. The bun brings the line of the eye up a little bit\u2014it just lifts everything.\\\"\\n\\\"I didn't like the blonde at this stage. It was in between movies, and in one movie I had to be very, very blonde, and the other a little warmer, and the color looks muddled. Sometimes you have to do a red carpet when you're transitioning between films, and it's not always perfect.\\\"\\n\\\"The idea of blue eye shadow is inherently terrifying until someone does it correctly. I had never used quite so many colors of eye shadow before Gucci Westman [did my makeup].\\\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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