Olivia Wilde (42) turned heads at Switzerland's Locarno Film Festival on Saturday, hitting the red carpet in a deep plunging leather bodice that elegantly flowed into a soft blush pink gown. The actress and filmmaker was there to promote her latest directorial venture, “The Invite”, a hit comedy-drama in which she stars alongside Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton. During a press conference for the film—which follows a bickering married couple whose dinner party with their sexually liberated upstairs neighbors spirals out of control—Wilde revealed that the project melted the "cynic" out of her and made her "become so much more romantic," exploring the idea of whether a relationship can begin again with the same person. The chic festival appearance follows her recent candid interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, where the “Don't Worry Darling” director reflected on being named the top girl on the Maxim Hot 100 list in 2009, describing the heavy focus on her looks as "the most f***** up thing in the world" despite acknowledging that the self-objectification ultimately helped launch her acting career.

 Olivia Wilde (42) turned heads at Switzerland's Locarno Film Festival on Saturday, hitting the red carpet in a deep plunging leather bodice that elegantly flowed into a soft blush pink gown. The actress and filmmaker was there to promote her latest directorial venture, “The Invite”, a hit comedy-drama in which she stars alongside Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton. During a press conference for the film—which follows a bickering married couple whose dinner party with their sexually liberated upstairs neighbors spirals out of control—Wilde revealed that the project melted the "cynic" out of her and made her "become so much more romantic," exploring the idea of whether a relationship can begin again with the same person. The chic festival appearance follows her recent candid interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, where the “Don't Worry Darling” director reflected on being named the top girl on the Maxim Hot 100 list in 2009, describing the heavy focus on her looks as "the most f***** up thing in the world" despite acknowledging that the self-objectification ultimately helped launch her acting career.