The actress posed for the November cover of Maxim magazine wearing nothing but a bra, short-shorts and a cardigan flaunting her cleavage and incredibly fit body.
In the inside spread, the 31-year-old star sports lace underwear and opens up about growing up in the Hollywood spotlight.
Chabert's breakout role was at the young age of 12, when she played Claudia in the fox hit drama "Party of Five," alongside actors Jennifer Love Hewitt , Matthew Fox, Neve Campbell and Scott Wolf.
"Look, life is tough, and growing up in this business is especially tough," she told Maxim. Chabert credits her family for her ability to avoid any downward spirals in the industry, unlike former co-star Lindsay Lohan.
"Also, I want a long-lasting career, so you're not gonna find me doing anything scandalous anytime soon."
Aside from “Party of Five,” fans remember Chabert's iconic role as Gretchen Wieners (her father was the inventor of Toaster Strudel) in the 2004 film "Mean Girls," however, Chabert said she is the furthest thing from a catty girl.
"I'm not a mean girl. Life is too short. I'm a nice girl next door, but I love a good weekend in Vegas," she admitted.
"Blackjack, roulette, four-card poker, slots ... all of it.”
Although she doesn't channel her inner "plastic" in real life, she seems to have very positive memories of the comedic blockbuster.
"People tweet me all the time, 'Are you still trying to make 'fetch' happen?'" she joked. I never thought people would still be quoting 'Mean Girls' 10 years later."
The November issue of "Maxim" featuring Chabert hits newsstands on Oct. 14.
