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Lovely lady: Elizabeth Olsen appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers on Tuesday night

The younger sister of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen joked about the racy look as she said: ‘I did ballet growing up, but that is not a confident look.’

The 42-year-old chat show host queried: ‘What’s the amount of tape that’s going on here?’

Elizabeth replied: ‘I don’t know, I feel like I required a lot of tape just tonight so that would be a whole other world.’

Revealing: The actress joked about not having to wear the racy outfit her character Scarlet Witch wears in the comics

Toned down: The 27-year-old actress said director Joss Whedon assured her that she would ‘never, ever’ have to wear the revealing costume

Luckily the 𝑠e𝑥y costume was not even considered as she described her first meeting with Avengers: Age Of Ultron Director Joss Whedon about the role.

She explained: ‘He said: “There’s this character Scarlet Witch that I’m interested in for you to play and when you go home and Google her just know that you will never, ever have to wear what she wears in the comics.”‘

They went on to talk about how the other superhero characters in the Marvel films does more physical combat or shoots something but since Scarlet Witch has magic-based powers, she utilises more of her hands so she does finger exercises.

Interesting: She said that since her character’s powers are more magic-based, she does finger exercises

Wonder in white: The younger sister of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen sported a suit with no shirt on underneath with black patent leather heels

Elizabeth looked stylish for spring as she sported an all white Magda Butrym suit as she wore no shirt under the jacket along with a pair of black patent leather heels.

Her blonde tresses were worn down flowing over her shoulders as she sported natural, complimentary make-up on her face.

She even went on to talk about her experience of being an understudy in an Off-Broadway play while balancing her studies at NYU.

Opening up: She even talked about juggling her studies at NYU while being an understudy in an Off-Broadway play to moving on to the Moscow Art Theatre School

Then she moved on to the Moscow Art Theatre School as she talked about what brought her to the school as she jokingly explained: ‘What drew me, first part, was [Anton] Chekhov. I was a huge Chekhov fan.

‘I would be happy doing Chekhov for the rest of my life at a regional theatre, it’s everything to me. So when I found out I could go and study in Moscow, I took that opportunity and the best thing about being there is that all the theatres are in reps so you can see one actor do Shakespeare, Chekhov and a modern play all in one week.’

Captain America: Civil War is in several cinemas around the world already but will hit screens in the US on Friday.