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"Olivia Wilde: Her Style Timeline\\nThe actress reveals a major red-carpet wardrobe malfunction, the impact of going brunette, and the moment she realized she was ready to get married again.\\n\\\"I was on the step team. Stepping is a form of cheering. This was a great squad. The funny thing about this picture, other than the fact that it's hideous, is that my high school [Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts] happens to also be the school that George W. Bush went to. And one of the most famous photographs of him was as head cheerleader in almost this exact same outfit.\\\"\\n\\\"[We were] playing sweet teenage lovers. Totally unoriginal...I didn't expect it to be a big deal at all. And yet women still come up to me and say, 'Oh, my God. You were the first bisexual character that made me feel OK with being gay.' That's what makes it all worth it. [I had] a butterfly on my bicep\u2014the world's worst tattoo\u2014that moved every episode, because we never remembered where we put it. It crawled up and down my arm.\\\"\\n\\\"He's one of my oldest friends in this town. I feel like we look so young there! When we were shooting the movie, I had blonde hair. At one point Nick Cassavetes, the director, put me in a black wig. And once I had it on, he said, 'I don't buy you as a blonde anymore. This is who you are.' I thought, That's superficial. It won't change anything. It's about my acting. So I dyed my hair dark, and sure enough, I started getting different roles.\\\"\\n\\\"I've known Salman since I was eight. He is an old friend of my parents. When we were both going to the dinner, he said, 'Why don't we walk the red carpet? It'll be so funny.' So that's why I'm hamming it up. Many people thought we had a romantic tryst\u2014not the case.\\\"\\n\\\"This was at the premiere of their documentary about the financial collapse. I was really happy to be there at a premiere supporting them for once, as opposed to them being there for me. My mother did many, many plays in college. She has a love of acting that I think has allowed her to understand my passion for it.\\\"\\n\\\"We danced around on the beach in Santa Barbara. It can be cold, judging by my nipple. I'm sure when I'm 50, I'll be really proud of it. [Photographer Peggy Sirota] made me feel really beautiful. It's not overly coquettish. It's a woman, not a girl. That's what I like about it. I'm not an exhibitionist, but I'm not shy. I think our fear of nudity in this country is really bizarre, particularly when it comes to nipples. Why is everyone so afraid of nipples? Of course, when you see these images in a magazine, it's a little bit of a gulp moment, like, 'Oh, now my dad's going to see this.'\\\"\\n\\\"We had just done a whopper of a world tour. My character was originally written as a boring, vampy temptress. That made no sense to me. And she had long hair and huge tits. I battled with Disney to allow me to make her...well, a compromise. I wanted her to look like Joan of Arc: androgynous, short hair. They said no to that. But we compromised and created a character that has become iconic in the world of sci-fi. I was very proud of it.\\\"\\n\\\"Oh, my God! This dress\u2014the second I stepped off the red carpet [it] split from bottom to top, like a sausage casing. It just popped. If it had happened 2.5 seconds earlier, I would have been in front of 4,000 photographers. I grabbed my short, very gay manager and smashed him up against my back. And he said, 'Why are we hugging?' And I said, 'Look down.' I was wearing nothing underneath. Nothing. So we hobbled sideways, clutching each other, to the bathroom. I owe him my life. It was horrifying.\\\"\\n\\\"This is just after I walked offstage [after a performance at Joe's Pub], and he's smirking because I had...said we fucked like Kenyan marathon runners. He was laughing. He was like, 'I can't believe you.' It was kind of an aside. And then I said it, and I could feel the room go, Whoa. And I was like, Whoops, that's out there.\\\"\\n\\\"I love dressing up with Jason. He wears the shit out of a tux. He's got a very classic sense of style. He has the body type. So many actors are really short, and he's tall, and he was an athlete, so he's strong. He just looks great in everything.\\\"\\n\\\"Aahhh, my favorite movie-making experience ever! Jake and I improvised every line we said in the film. No script! It was really challenging and fun. Jake is hilarious, and our dialogue here was as organic and silly as it comes. I'm laughing now looking at it because my smile in the pic is so genuine. You can tell I'm not acting.\\\"\\n\\\"I love the dress. I remember we're doing the fitting, and it felt like I was being fitted for my [own] wedding dress. They were bringing me the veil and all the fixings, and I felt so girlie. It was the first time I thought I might want to get married again.\\\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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