Olivia Wilde dazzles at Locarno in a leather dress and blush gown, promoting her new film “The Invite,” where she and Seth Rogen navigate marriage’s messy, intimate layers as friends crash their dinner party — a story that resonates with long-married couples and reignites Wilde’s own romanticism. She reflects on her Maxim Hot 100 glory days, acknowledging the career lift while wrestling with the weight of beauty standards and self-objectification. Behind the camera, Wilde finds liberation — directing “Booksmart” and “Don’t Worry Darling” gave her creative control and agency she never had as an actor, shifting her worth from looks to vision.
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