Hilary Swank lost her luggage at the airport before she hosted Saturday night’s Big Game Big Give event at restaurateur Phil Romano’s mansion in Dallas.

She explained to a group of 40 decked in diamonds and cowboy boots that she had to grab a “Don’t Mess With Texas” T-shirt at the airport that she then wore for the event.

Swank came with her boyfriend John Campisi and helped with the live auction, offering to give the winner a hug. Romano is the owner of the Fuddruckers and Macaroni Grill fast food chains.

Hilary Swank is set to become the latest star to launch a clothing line – she’s busy designing a sporty “outdoor” collection.

The Oscar-winning actress has been working with bosses at the DMA Designers Management Agency. She initially wanted to create a motivational t-shirt collection, but has now expanded the idea into an athletic clothing line.

DMA co-founder Marc Beckman tells WWD.com, “Our platform is a contemporary, outdoor, athleisure brand.”

Hilary Swank, Sam Rockwell, and Juliete Lewis

She may have turned 36 a week ago, but judging by her trim figure Hilary Swank is showing no signs of easing into middle age.

The Oscar winning actress donned a pretty pink string bikini that showed off her toned and athletic physique while on vacation in Hawaii with her boyfriend John Campisi.

Strolling side by side, the couple walked along the beach path in front of their hotel.

Swank, who won her first Oscar for Boys Don’t Cry and her second for Million Dollar Baby, has been dating Campisi, a talent agent for Creative Arts Agency, since 2006.

While Swank appeared to have no problem wandering around partially dressed, her boyfriend seemed more comfortable covering up in long board shorts and a T-shirt.

Swank’s body may look like the result of hard work, but she says she ‘loves’ staying in shape.

She claims to be ‘athletically inclined’ and says she ‘loves sports,’ using Power Pilates and Core Fusion, a mix of pilates, yoga and cardio, to keep her body in perfect shape.

For her role in Million Dollar Baby in 2004, Swank had to gain 19 pounds of muscle to make her role as a female boxer believable.

She cut down on carbs, ate high protein and high fat meals in order to achieve the boxer look and gain minimal fat.

Cool boots in the last pic