Shailene Woodley: Denim Darling

Shailene Woodley was spotted at Times Square in New York City.

The "Secret Life" star took part in cutting the denim bow at Teen Vogue’s Declare Your Denim event at Military Island.

Shailene Woodley: Canadian Cutie

Shailene Woodley was spotted running errands with a few friends in Toronto, Canada.

Shailene Woodley & Ariana Grande: 2010 MTV Movie Awards

Ariana Grande & Shailene Woodley were spotted at the 2010 MTV Movie Awards held at the Gibson Amphitheatre at Universal Studio in Universal City,CA.

Shailene Woodley: Nylon Magazine Interview

Shailene Woodley chatted to Nylon Magazine about her new movie role, going thrifty over vintage and wood shop.

On why she wants to take a wood shop class: “I find that if I don’t learn, I can’t be creative. I want to learn how to build stuff, like coffee tables and cabinets and stuff for my house The movie I learn, the more I feel like I can put my mind and soul to work.”

On her new movie role in The Descendants: “I stared bawling my eyes out when I heard. To celebrate, my then-boyfriend and I went out and had a fun New York night. We walked through town and started out super late, running from place to place.”

On going thrifty: “Thrift stores are better than vintage stores. You can find things there for much cheaper. Even if things are huge and baggy, you can cut and sew them up to make them smaller. You just have to be open to different sizes.”

Shailene Woodley: Behind The Scenes Of Seventeen

Shailene Woodley Covers Seventeen May 2010!

On what her high school life was like: “I was never the party girl. I know a lot of people in high school who smoke weed. At some parties, I know that people snorted coke on the table or heroin, but I’ve never seen that. It was mainly pills. There are a lot of people in school who do drugs and do turn their lives around, but it’s hard to do. I’m just grateful that I never tried it. I’ve always been really interested in my health. As long as I’m not putting poison into my body, I’m fine.”

On her tough heart: “”There’s been times when I’ve had heartbreaking moments and I’m like, ‘I can’t believe you said that,’ or ‘I can’t believe you did that’. And it hurts, it still hurts, and it’ll always hurt, but I’ve never had somebody that I truly cared about just walk out on me, whether it was a boyfriend, or an aunt, mom or dad. I mean, I think the only time my heart’s actually been broken is when someone has died.”

On living and dealing with scoliosis: “I wore it [my brace] for two years, sophomore and junior years. And I hated it. But at school, it was totally cool…What sucked was I could have it off only six hours a day. So I had to sleep in it; I had to do everything in it. There were times when I just wanted to tear it off and times I cried and I’d hate it or it just got so painful. Every two weeks, it would push even harder, and I felt like all my organs were moving, and my entire body was sore. But there are kids hooked up to ventilators their entire lives, and that brace is nothing compared to what they go through. That’s just how I looked at it.”