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Rose Byrne is red hot in the June 2016 edition of Playboy .
The 36-year-old Australian actress, who reprises her roles in upcoming sequels for X-Men and Neighbors , does not appear nude in the magazine, but is rather pictured sitting and wearing a low-cut red silk robe, opened to reveal some cleavage and a lace black top. She pairs the look with matching bold lipstick and damp hair. She also poses sitting down in a black, sleeveless, sparkling, textured mini skater dress.
Her photo spread was released Wednesday, more than three months after she gave birth to her and longtime partner and actor Bobby Cannavale 's first child, son Rocco . 
These mark her first official Playboy pics. The magazine has long featured Byrne among its list of " hot, sexy women ."
Byrne talked to Playboy about her upcoming films in an interview for the magazine's 20Q segment. In X-Men: Apocalypse , the third film in the prequel series, she reprises her role as Moira Mactaggert. She previously played the part in the first movie, X-Men: First Class , which was released in 2011. The new film is set in the '80s.
"Twenty years have passed, and yeah, she looks pretty good," Byrne said about her character. "Everyone joked about it on set. Does time not apply to these characters? The mutants can probably get away with not aging, but I'm a mortal. Moira might have a good plastic surgeon."
In Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising , she returns as Kelly Radner, wife of Seth Rogen 's character Mac Radner.
"As irresponsible as Seth's character is, we wanted my character to be equally irresponsible," Byrne told Playboy . "They're a team. And another thing—and this isn't a radical thing, but it is in the context of these films—is that they have a great marriage. They're on the same page. They enjoy each other, and sex, and they're best friends."
Byrne also recalled another past role, one many people may be unaware of: She played played Dormé, handmaiden to Natalie Portman 's Padmé Amidala, in the 2002 film Star Wars: Episode II—Attack of the Clones .
"It was extraordinary being a part of that," Byrne told Playboy . "I mean, talk about the fans! I have one line in that movie. It's a stretch to say I have a character at all. But to this day, 90 percent of the fan mail I get is from Star Wars —90 percent—to sign pictures of me in a purple snood."
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Socialite and model Marisa Berenson was an inspiration for Rose Byrne’s look in “Physical.” Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images

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Rose Byrne had to look the part for her new Apple TV show “Physical,” in which she stars as Sheila, an unhappy 1980s housewife who transforms into an aerobics maven and lifestyle guru — long before influencers made that a regular thing. 
Premiering Friday, June 18, the series takes place over the span of many years, opening in 1986 with a scene of Sheila in a dressing room rocking a bedazzled leotard at the peak of her success, before jumping back in time to her unsatisfying life with her husband in 1981 San Diego.
The show’s costume designer, Kameron Lennox, said she found a number of inspirations for Sheila’s look, ranging from the obvious — Jane Fonda — to the less expected.
“I pulled images of Marisa Berenson. She was a socialite and model at the time and had this very strong, unique, glamorous air to her. Her hair was amazing and she had this amazing sense of style,” Lennox told The Post.  
Although Sheila looks “glamorous and put together” on the surface, her inner thoughts (which Byrne delivers in voiceover) are a toxic stew of self-hate. 
“The idea is that she fools people on the outside,” said Lennox. “She walks in and she looks like the most beautiful person in a room, but it’s a facade. The voices in her head are really so damaging.”
That early 1980s timeframe is why “Physical” doesn’t include some of the typical flashy, graphic style that comes to mind with the world of ’80s aerobics. Despite the title, she shied away from the famous Olivia Newton-John look and embraced a slightly more toned down aesthetic.
“In our show, you’ll never really see that crazy neon thing that you think about when you think about ’80s aerobics. That whole explosion for the look of it didn’t actually happen until later,” said Lennox.
Instead, she focused on dancewear styles that were more authentic to the era.
“I did a deep dive … [Jane Fonda] was teaching these classes in Beverly Hills — and in looking into those, I saw that a lot of people were wearing what they wore to ballet classes. The basic leotards and tights. I also had memories of being a kid and going to aerobics classes with my mom, and [the look] was very subtle.”
Lennox focused on a color palette for Sheila that used “fall tones,” muted reds and pinks to complement Byrne’s rosy skin tone. 
“Her palate is pretty much set in the ’70s,” she said. “1981 isn’t quite ’80s yet. Part of everyone’s look is still in the ’70s. It was before fast fashion; before people were constantly buying things, so a lot of those [color] tones speak to the ’70s. Those warm colors bring you down to sunny Southern California and bring that Berkeley ’60s and ’70s vibe.” 
Lennox said that she did seek out some vintage clothing, but for practical reasons, the workout get-ups had to be made for the show.
“Because it’s 1981, if you even were to find leotards [from that time], the spandex and the materials that they use would have corroded by now. It’s really hard to find a vintage leotard in good condition.”
Lennox, who is also the costume designer on buzzy upcoming Hulu show “Pam & Tommy,” said that even though the gear is new, she tried to stick to materials that she thought Sheila would buy for herself.
“It’s a lot of spandex, of course. There’s some cotton in there, too, and silks … I imagine she’s somebody that would buy nice things for herself to try to make herself feel better.”
But there’s one vintage-friendly material that Lennox would not touch.
“I stayed away from polyester,” she said. “I think it’s cliche to think of the ’80s and think of polyester and all these gross things — I say ‘gross’ because they make you sweat.”



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