Though she’s not one to flaunt it, Kristen Stewart has a great figure – which she doesn’t even work for.

“You should see my brother; he’s, like, emaciated. We both just happen to be really skinny,” told the Bella Swan beauty.

However, Stewart was tight lipped, because she doesn’t want to fuel any more of those rumors unintentionally.

“I read that story every day… It’s in a story every day, so let’s not put it in another one,” Stewart replied.

Stewart also talked about the public’s perception of her saying that, “I go outside, and I’m wearing a funky T-shirt and my hair is dirty, and people say, ‘What’s wrong with her? She needs to invest in a hairbrush.’ I’m like, Don’t you get it? I’m not that girl! Like, I never was that girl. It’s not like I was really clean-cut last year.”

Stewart also touched briefly on the media, “I spend so much of my time guarding against sounding insincere about something that I would die for. Maybe I’m overcompensating… I care so much. And it gets reported as the opposite. And even seeing this [interview], they’ll be like, Oh, she’s trying to let us know…”

Check out more in Allure’s November issue!

Another day, another Kristen Stewart magazine cover. Joining this month’s Allure and last month’s Interview is the issue of Seventeen out on stands Oct. 20, where the 19-year-old talks about what drew her to Bella, her low expectations for “Twilight” and who shouldn’t watch “Eclipse.”

Millions of readers have fallen in love with Stephenie Meyer’s clumsy, introverted heroine Bella Swan (not to mention her brooding vampire boyfriend, Edward), but it was Bella’s strength that lured Kristen to the role. “I think it was the fact that she could hold her own against Edward, because it’s a strange dynamic that they have,” Kristen told Seventeen. “I think people relate to her just because she’s got conviction.”

And as the story now infamously goes, what seemingly began as an under-the-radar indie flick has become a pop-culture phenomenon, and no one was more surprised than Kristen. “It started out just like any other job I’ve ever done,” she said. ” I don’t like to get excited about something until I’ve gotten to live through it.”

Another day, another Kristen Stewart magazine cover. Joining this month’s Allure and last month’s Interview is the issue of Seventeen out on stands Oct. 20, where the 19-year-old talks about what drew her to Bella, her low expectations for “Twilight” and who shouldn’t watch “Eclipse.”

Millions of readers have fallen in love with Stephenie Meyer’s clumsy, introverted heroine Bella Swan (not to mention her brooding vampire boyfriend, Edward), but it was Bella’s strength that lured Kristen to the role. “I think it was the fact that she could hold her own against Edward, because it’s a strange dynamic that they have,” Kristen told Seventeen. “I think people relate to her just because she’s got conviction.”

And as the story now infamously goes, what seemingly began as an under-the-radar indie flick has become a pop-culture phenomenon, and no one was more surprised than Kristen. “It started out just like any other job I’ve ever done,” she said. ” I don’t like to get excited about something until I’ve gotten to live through it.”

Calling all Twilighters!

In PEOPLE’s special New Moon issue, which hits newsstands Friday, Robert Pattinson shares his baby photos, Taylor Lautner growls for fans and Kristen Stewart gets intense.

“Twilight is about first love; New Moon is about heartbreak,” says the film’s director Chris Weitz. “That requires the actors to go to some very dark places.”
But who was the most intense on set? “Kristen may be the most serious actor I’ve ever encountered,” Weitz reveals. “She took the job of portraying Bella’s depression very seriously.”

In the sequel, Bella (Stewart) turns to best bud Jacob (Lautner) after her vampire love Edward (Pattinson) flees Forks, Wash., in the hopes of giving her a normal life. But as Bella grapples with her not-so-platonic feelings for Jacob, he transforms into a werewolf.

“This is a severely emotional movie,” Stewart says.

But it’s not all about the drama. “It’s a pretty hot movie,” says Ashley Greene, who thinks Stewart and Lautner “have this undeniable chemistry.”
“I get nervous trying to represent Team Jacob in the right way,” Lautner admits. “This guy [Pattinson] is some pretty good competition.”

“Fans ask me to growl for them, and I really don’t enjoy doing that,” the 17-year-old star says. “Please just wait for the movie.” The supernatural romance unfolds on the big screen Nov. 20.

Speculation is rife that the pair have hooked up after Lautner (we’re going to have to stick to surnames here!) was spotted at two different Taylor Swift concerts over the weekend. Lautner’s also admitted having a thing for Swift in the past…

We love the idea of these two getting it together – a relationship that transcends all the difficulties of sharing the same first name. Truly a love story for our times…

It’s hard imagine the fourth film ‘Breaking Dawn’ not getting the green light from Summit Entertainment, but that’s not what’s holding the process up. Stephenie Meyer still has to give the “ok”.

Last month, Robert Pattinson hinted at the production schedule of the fourth film. Pattinson said if all goes as scheduled they’ll begin the filming for ‘Breaking Dawn’ in April after he returns from filming ‘Bel Ami’ in Paris.

“The film has not been greenlit – and thus no decisions about the film’s shooting location, start date, the director, etc… have been made,” said a spokesman for Summit Entertainment.

‘Eclipse’ will hit theaters next summer, and ‘New Moon’ will be released on November 20th.