The 25-year-old 'Mirror Mirror' star, who is a fan of body art said she ever minds the pain it takes to have a design etched onto her skin, reported E!Online.
"Look, women go through worse things. Waxing hurts more than tattoos. And tattoos are permanent, so if it takes a little pain to get there, that's okay," Collins said.
"I've always loved body art I remember being with my mom on Venice Beach when I was really young, and we walked by this guy on a Harley who was covered in tattoos. I was this little British girl, and I went up to him and said, 'Your tattoos are so pretty!," she added.
"The Met Ball? Being invited to something like that? Incredible! I still think, Why am I on the list? I still feel like a little girl dressing up and getting to go to a pretty party," she said.
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