Megan Fox Crouches Down In A Tight Bodysuit

Megan Fox Update: The actress’ fall fashion has been impressive since fashion week kicked off, from wearing Britney-inspired denim to donning head wraps, as seen on Instagram.

Fox wore a skin-tight acid two-tone purple suit that looked like a Full sleeved shirt tucked into high-waisted denim pants. She added knee-high purple shark boots to the figure-hugging cat costume.

 

 

The actress wore her black hair long and curly, then topped it off with a fluffy purple hat. Her matte blue nail polish went well with the outfit and she described herself as a “killer potty.”

Of course, her comments section was full of compliments and jokes, including how her pose in the cover photo looked like she was on the toilet.

Although Fox was absent from Fashion Week this fall, the actress recreated the popular monochrome look last summer. Last year, she joined Jeremy Scott at the Moschino show during New York Fashion Week before closing the MET Gala in her lacy red dress.

She attended the Moschino show in a blue cropped top, high-waisted bell bottoms, and platform sandals. It was the year of her long black wavy hair, and we’re glad she brought it back after a brief Barbie pink stint this summer.

This year, she wore a neon green two-piece similar to her Moschino style but swapped it for a shorter crop top that revealed her cleavage through a square neckline and matching straight-leg trousers.

Megan Fox also carried a yellow handbag to complement the neon shade and wore platform sandals. The best part about the look was her rugged six-pack midriff, despite joking that she hasn’t been working out. Fox said in her caption that only diamonds can make her bend.

Fox went grunge in Milan as she accompanied her fiance Colson Baker aka Machine Gun Kelly to dinner during fashion week. The actress amped up her street style with lace-up leather pants with a cropped top, a red plaid shirt, and a furry red beanie. She paired the dark tones with a yellow pair of pointed-toe court shoes to brighten it up! At this point, it’s safe to give the actress the title of Street Wear icon.