“It’s funny because sometimes I look around and I’m just like—wow, I’m the only one who has cleavage, and that’s a constant joke because they haven’t really evolved my superhero costume that much,” she continued.

Elizabeth Olsen. ZADE ROSENTHAL/©2016 MARVEL

However, Olsen does acknowledge the superwomen costumes in the films are not representative of the real life females and play into the movie’s fantasy appeal.

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“I think of the costumes and what we have to wear—it’s more about iconic images, because that’s what these movies are…. I think that’s the goal with the costumes, and it’s not representing the average woman,” she said.

However, Olsen does acknowledge the superwomen costumes in the films are not representative of the real life females and play into the movie’s fantasy appeal.

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“I think of the costumes and what we have to wear—it’s more about iconic images, because that’s what these movies are…. I think that’s the goal with the costumes, and it’s not representing the average woman,” she said.

“Does this look like me?” she asked on Instagram.

A spokesperson for Empire denied making changes to the image, telling TODAY Style, “Empire magazine did not make any alterations to the ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ artwork, supplied to them by Disney and Marvel Studios, that appears on the May 2018 cover.”