Brooklyn covers June issue of Flare magazine wearing a top and skirt by Peter Pilotto, a cuff by Jennifer Fisher and a ring by M.C.L by Matthew Campbell Laurenza. Here are some BTS pics and the cover itself:

Brooklyn talked to Flare about her style, muses and love for fashion:

These days Brooklyn Decker, 25, plays in blockbusters opposite superstars such as Cameron Diaz and Alexander Skarsgård. But it’s clear this fashion lover from North Carolina hasn’t forgotten her days as a top model, when she posed for Victoria’s Secret, American Eagle Outfitters and, perhaps most famously, the cover of Sports Illustrated’s 2010 swimsuit issue.

Decker made a stylish arrival on set (a glam Hollywood Hills mansion) in Current/Elliott black leather leggings, a Sass & Bide black tank and a By Malene Birger beige peacoat. In front of the camera, she breezed through the sexy-sporty shoot wearing looks by Victoria Beckham, Peter Pilotto and Stella McCartney—proving she’ll no doubt be a natural on the red carpet circuit this summer, too.

On her style: “I like the tomboy look and military influences. I like things that have a little bit of an edge to them. I love a masculine spin on a feminine look. I’m trying to wear things that are tailored to me so you can actually see my shape but it’s like pulling teeth getting me to do it–it’s an evolution.”

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Brooklyn Decker may seem like the girl who has it all, but apparently not everything comes easily to the supermodel-turned-actress. According to the 24-year-old beauty, Battleship director Peter Berg made her prove she had real acting chops before giving her a highly sought after role in the Summer blockbuster. PopSugar met up with Brooklyn at the movie’s press junket at the US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii recently to hear about the brutal audition process. Brooklyn also talked about her girl crush on Rihanna, her love scene with Taylor Kitsch, and explained how she handles watching her onscreen hookups when husband Andy Roddick is by her side. Check out PopSugar interview with Brooklyn and catch Battleship when it hits theaters May 18!

A few days ago Brooklyn attended the Splendid Soho store opening in New York City. She wore a Splendid jersey tee, a pencil skirt by Opening Ceremony, and gold Miu Miu sneakers. Check out photos in our gallery!

When I’m not working, I dress in what’s most comfortable, so Splendid is a go-to,” Decker told InStyle.com at the event, which featured Dylan Lauren’s tasty candy treats and music spun by Solange Knowles. “They have the best tees! When they asked me to come tonight, I was like, ‘Of course, I wear you guys all the time.’ It was a no-brainer.

FabSugar: Tell us a little about your look and how you styled your Splendid tee for tonight?
Brooklyn Decker: “I’m wearing Opening Ceremony, Splendid, and Miu Miu. I love basics, but you’ve got to mix them with something a little funky, so I picked the Opening Ceremony skirt. I’m a bit of a tomboy so as soon as I put on this skirt, truth be told, I felt way too girlie, so I put on sneakers.”

FS: Are you having a sneaker obsession?
BD: “Yeah, the Isabel Marant sneakers and these [Miu Miu] sneakers — I love them. Again, I’m a total tomboy, which is why I love Splendid because it’s very boy-meets-girl, t-shirt and jeans kind of stuff.”

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Brooklyn is featured in GQ’s May issue, on newsstands April 24. Check out this new sexy photoshoot and scans from the magazine in our gallery. Below you will also find the BTS video and Brooklyn’s interview for the magazine.

She’s a fast talker. She speaks her mind. She looks bonkers in a bikini. Yes, She’s still married to that handsome tennis player who almost always makes it to the quarterfinals. But don’t worry—she says we have permission to stare. That’s why Brooklyn Decker is, now and forever, the kind of girl who really floats our boat

If the men of America have been waiting for Andy Roddick to blow it with his smoking-hot wife, Brooklyn Decker, a golden opportunity may have come and gone a few months ago. It happened while the couple were watching Bridesmaids—her sixth time, his first—and Roddick made the mistake of saying aloud what he thought of Kristen Wiig’s character: “That chick is crazy.” Decker swiftly corrected him, both in the hotel room and on Twitter. “I feel like her character is my inner soul,” she explains now. “The ways she acts are my inner thoughts, but I just can’t express them because they’re too nerdy. So if he was calling her crazy, I guess that makes me slightly crazy.”

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Brooklyn got to spend some time with Rihanna on the set of Battleship, and like most other human beings we know, found herself getting a tad jealous of ol’ RiRi.

“I was a little jealous of Rihanna’s guns,” Brooklyn told us. “I wish I could have shot a few more guns because that was pretty cool, I was very impressed with her gun skills.”

Being the bitter hacks that we are, we always like it when people say “Oh yeah she’s beautiful and clever and talented, but she’s actually a horrible human being.” No such luck with Rihanna.

“She’s great,” Brooklyn went on. “We actually didn’t get to do a ton of scenes together, but the little time we had together – she’s just fantastic. She was game for anything and ready to just show up and work, and that’s what I respect most about her.”

After their panel presentation at WonderCon 2012, Brooklyn Decker and Peter Berg talked about the decision to start revealing more glimpses of the aliens and the machinery in the film, the fact that the aliens don’t act unless acted upon, the balance between the action and the love story with Taylor Kitsch and Decker’s characters, the Naval warfare aspect and what went into the decision of which ships to use, the process of designing the aliens, how much the board game is actually an inspiration for the film, Steve Jablonsky’s score, and the mini Friday Night Lights reunion, with both Kitsch and Jesse Plemons in the film. Check out what they had to say, thanks to Collider.

You keep showing more and more glimpses of the aliens and the machinery in this film. How did you decide how much to tease people with?
Peter Berg: There’s a lot that we’re not giving away. I don’t like alien films where you don’t get to see the aliens. We spent a lot of time and money, frankly, designing what I think are really awesome aliens. We worked with the best designers in the world at ILM, not only on the aliens, but the ships that they use and the equipment that they use. To us, the aliens are characters. They’re not just generic killing machines. They behave. They clearly have feelings for each other. They rescue each other, when one of them is in trouble. They didn’t come here to fight. We actually started the fight. So, it was important to me, knowing that there would be inherent skepticism and comparisons to other alien films, to do our best to quickly get out in front of that and say, “You may or may not respond to it, but I think you will judge it as something unique.” It’s not like anything I’ve ever seen.

We’re going to feel sorry for the aliens?
Berg: I think we push it right up to that edge, yeah. I don’t know that you’ll feel sorry for them ‘cause they are quite violent. At the end of the day, they did come here to check this planet out. If it’s of interest to them, they’re going to do whatever they can to take it and they’re pretty fierce, if they need to be. But, we actually start the fight.
Brooklyn: Something that I found interesting, that evolved as the movie went on, was that the aliens don’t act unless acted upon. Everything that they do is reactionary and in defense. They’re not really out to attack us. They’re researching. They come down, initially, to find out more about our planet because we sent them a message. So, as an audience member, you’re conflicted because you’re like, “Well, they’re not really out to attack or kill everybody,” not that there’s necessarily any sympathy for them. At the end of the day, we live on Earth and we want our planet to survive. However, it definitely adds an interesting dynamic. They’re not just these mercenaries that come to our planet. There’s a lot more to it. Their scientists and researchers come to check out the planet. It just makes for something a little bit unique and a little bit more interesting then you’re typical alien kill movie.

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Two new production stills of Brooklyn as Skyler in ‘What To Expect When You’re Expecting’ were released on Just Jared, and I’ve added them to our gallery. Brooklyn‘s character has also launched a Pinterest page in support of the film! Check it out to see all of the fun pins.

Battleship came to WonderCon on Saturday, with director Peter Berg and cast members Alexander Skarsgard and Brooklyn Decker introducing new sequences from the film. You can read the recap of the clips here. Photos from the WonderCon 2012 have been added to our Gallery for your viewing pleasure.

During the panel, director Peter Berg explained that he had wanted to do a movie about the navy for a long time, but it was hard finding a project that the studio was willing to sign off on. The Battleship brand let him do his naval movie. He said that he completely understands the skepticism about how Battleship could possibly work as a movie. But he argued there’s something about the idea of the game — in which you keep missing and missing, until you finally hit a target, at which point you try to kill as quickly and ruthlessly as possible without showing any mercy for the enemy. He said there’s something about that idea that can be the DNA of a movie.

When asked what her character sees in Alex, Brooklyn explained that she likes that he comes through for her, even if it ends with rampant property destruction and him getting tasered multiple times. She also pointed to her character’s background as the daughter of Liam Neeson’s admiral, which gave her a rebellious streak that might make her more attracted to less straitlaced heroes like Alex.

Brooklyn explained there is a scene where her character hikes through the mountains of Hawaii and discovers a huge scene of horrendous carnage, which causes her to break down in terror — a feeling that director Peter Berg got out of her in her audition piece by actually firing a live machine gun near her, which she quite rightly observed was completely insane. Speaking of guns, she confirmed that her character isn’t just a bystander, and that she gets to shoot some guns. – Source