The grass is always greener. There's no question that Zoe Saldana has a gorgeous figure. With her long legs and slender waist, she looks just as great in jeans and a T-shirt as she does in slinky red-carpet gowns. But in a new interview for Lucky magazine's February issue, on sale Jan. 1, she admits there are at least a couple of things she "wouldn't mind" changing — namely, her breasts.
"You always want what you don't have. My whole life I've been obsessed with breasts," the 35-year-old Star Trek Into Darkness actress says. "I love them. I don't like fake things, but I wouldn't mind buying myself a pair one day before I die."
That said, she doesn't think a woman's bra size should be her defining characteristic. "When I hear men saying, 'I don't want droopy breasts,' I think, 'I'm sorry, you're not really a man.' A man likes a woman as she is," the star tells Lucky. "You know when you meet a real man from the way he talks about a woman. You just go, 'Wow, you're a man.'"
Saldana declined to talk with the mag about her own man — she secretly married Italian artist Marco Perego in London this summer — but she did open up about her personal sense of style, and how she feels when people criticize an outfit or look.
"I can give two s–ts about what somebody thought I looked like. At the moment I conceived wearing an outfit, I had a thousand reasons," she says. "And now that it's done, and I'm getting feedback that's not positive, I'm going to regret it? I take responsibility for my actions, whether the outcome is positive or negative."
Her fashion choices reflect who she is as a person, she adds. "I like looking strong. I don't need someone to open the door for me. I can open a jar!" the Avatar beauty explains. "For some reason, dressing very delicately brings out a fragility that compels people to help you and I don't like it."
