Evan Rachel Wood Beauty Interview
Evan Rachel Wood Reveals Her Hilarious Guilty Pleasures
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If you weren't already obsessed with Evan Rachel Wood, you will be by the time you've finished reading this story. You know her from films like Thirteen and The Wrestler, but unless you're one of her over-250,000 devoted Twitter followers, you probably don't know how hilarious and relatable she is. For example, she has a true addiction to New York City pizza and Dubsmashing. And (just like us), she lives her life by standards set by Disney movies.
She is now the gorgeous face of Gucci's latest perfume launch, Guilty Eau, so we were lucky enough to sit down and chat with her about the delectable scent. This isn't her first time working with the brand — you might remember that she teamed up with hottie Chris Evans for Gucci Guilty Black. "I'm thrilled to still be with Gucci," she gushed. "This fragrance has gone through so many amazing evolutions. Before it was very bold, but this is more about the art of seduction," she explained.
In the name of Gucci Guilty Eau, we convinced Evan to spill her top eight guilty pleasures. And trust us, these aren't your everyday guilty pleasures (though she's as addicted to reality television as the rest of us). Nope, these are good. Read on!
Gucci Guilty Eau
"I really do feel naked when I leave the house without wearing perfume. It's the bow on the package. I like having something that's a staple of who you are, that will invoke memories and something that, when people smell it, they immediately think of you. And that's definitely fragrance."
Gucci Guilty Eau ($99)
Karaoke
"If you know me, you will probably end up in a karaoke room at some point whether you like it or not. I don't have a meditation room in my house, I have a karaoke lounge in my basement. It's grown exponentially over the past year. Now there's a tiki bar down there, a disco ball, lava lamps, and tables and chairs. It has taken on a life of its own. I tried 'Wrecking Ball' for the first time and I know it's maybe a cliché, maybe, but it's epic. Everyone in the whole place started singing it at the top of their lungs, and I had so much fun doing it."
Disney's The Lion King
"I have an unhealthy obsession with Disney. I kind of live my life by it. If you don't like Disney, we have a real problem. It's so hard to pick [my favorite Disney movie], but the first one I decided to show my son was The Lion King. It's a pretty solid film — not just animated movie. The message and the songs . . . it's one of those [movies] that the older I get, the more profound it gets."
Dubsmash
"I'm obsessed — I started a hashtag (#smashed) on my Twitter account and it has blown up. It's another one of those things [that] if you're around me for more than five minutes, you'll see it done. My dumb guilty pleasure."
Reality TV
"I really try to stay away but I can't. Some people ask me, 'You never watched the Kardashians, did you?' And I kind of look down and scrape my feet and lie and say no."
New York City Pizza
Nintendo 64
"I'm so old school. When I invite people over to play video games, they think they're gonna see an Xbox or PlayStation 5,000 and it's still the Nintendo 64. Everyone looks confused, like, 'Really, you're still doing this?' I'm kind of a grandma in that way because I just can't deal with all of the buttons! It's so overwhelming to me because I grew up with Atari and three buttons, so I just kind of never looked back. I'm still playing Mario Kart and GoldenEye."
Baby Snacks
"I'm telling you, dude, they're the best. There's especially this one kind that's a healthy toddler snack [made of] kale and cheese. Sometimes I don't realize that I've eaten all of them and my [2-year-old] son goes, 'Can I have a . . . ?' I look and I'm just mortified, because I've devoured them all."
