Ali Larter Allure July 2008

Ali Larter on the cover of Allure July 2008

Ali is no stranger to provocativeness. The now 32 year old actress started her career draped in a whipped cream bikini, then solidified her Hollywood status with an alter-ego lap dance.

Unfortunately, after a drastic drop on Maxim’s Hot 100 list (#7 last year, #92 this year) Heroes star Ali Larter’s sexiness meter was on a steady decline.

Lucky Allure is here to revive Larter’s ~~career~~ sex appeal with this skintastic photo shoot for the fashion magazine’s July 2008 issue.

Some outtakes from the magazine:

On Her Large Appetite and Ass:
“I’m an indulger, but then I have to be good,” the actress says. “I’m also going to get my butt out and go for a run tomorrow. When I’m in really good shape, I like my butt. It’s juicy-that’s what my fiance says.”

On How Those Damn Photographers Manage To Make Chuncky Chicks Look Bangable:
[Ali] had to have her thighs duct tape because, she says, “they were a little too round.”

On Hollywood’s Strict Weight Restrictions:
“The faxes went out from the producers and the director to my agents to my manager to call me and ask me to loas weight,” she recalls. “I just remember sitting in my trailer hysterically crying from the embarrassment I felt about myself, my body-and that no one could talk to me directly.”

On Why We Were Meant To Be Together:
“I want a dive bar that’s really cool and easy, where I can have some beer and shots of tequila and get down and dirty,”

On Her Attitude Going into a Commercial That Required a Then Barely 18 year old Ali To Be Complete Nude (Clip After the Jump…)
I was coming into my body [at the time of the commercial]. You kind of are trying to figure out your sexuality and your idea of sexy.”

Scans Compliments of jssy4eva

We added the commercial which Ali Larter appeared in completely nude when she was just an 18 year old aspiring actress After the Jump…

“I was, like, 18. I was so excited just to be getting a commercial at that point. I think it aired on Beavis and Butt-Head or something. My poor dad.”
-Ali Larter (Allure Magazine July 2008)