Lindsay Lohan says she 'put everyone through hell' hosting the 2004 MTV Movie Awards because she wanted to have more costume changes than Sarah Jessica Parker

• Lindsay Lohan reflected on the outfit changes she made while hosting the 2004 MTV Movie Awards.
• They included a Dolce & Gabbana tear-off suit and a Juicy Couture co-ord with rhinestones.

Lindsay Lohan spoke about her experience hosting the 2004 MTV Movie Awards, saying she wore so many outfits because she wanted more wardrobe changes than Sarah Jessica Parker.

In a new episode of Vogue's "Life in Looks" series, published on Thursday, Lohan reflected on two outfits that she wore to open the awards ceremony with a dance number.

Lohan said that the opening ceremony didn't require a dance routine and that a comedy skit had initially been suggested. However, she said she wanted to dance, and learned a routine with a team of dancers 25 minutes before the show started.

She opened the show in a Dolce & Gabbana tear-off suit, which Lohan described in the video as "actually really fun" to wear. During the dance number, Lohan tore off the suit to reveal a white co-ord with rhinestones by Juicy Couture.

Lohan said she accessorized with "as much jewelry as I can wear," including crosses "to protect me on that stage."

"I remember Sarah Jessica Parker, she had hosted something, and I asked, 'How many changes did she have?' Because I wanted more," Lohan said. "So I just put everyone through hell trying to get more looks."

The actress changed into a bright-blue dress with a flared skirt to accept the award for Breakthrough Female for her role in the movie "Freaky Friday." Later in the ceremony, she wore a navy minidress with silver polka dots.