Megan Fox And Machine Gun Kelly Cozy Up On Date Night

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly bundled up for a cozy date night in Los Angeles this past weekend.

The couple was photographed yesterday attending a performance by Landon Barker at The Roxy Ballroom. For the excursion, Fox and Kelly each put forth their own unique take on slouchy fall outerwear.

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The Jennifer's Body actress wore a textured ivory jacket with a dramatic oversized collar and black accents. Underneath, she wore a white top with black straight-leg slacks. She finished the look with her signature fuzzy hat—this iteration appearing in a frosty white—and black platform combat boots. Other accessories included layers of silver chain necklaces and chunky silver rings.

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Meanwhile, the rapper wore an oversized dark grey blazer with matching baggy trousers. He styled the unconventional suit with a see-through black net top, which amply showed off his torso tattoos underneath, and his own pair of black combat boots, as well as a silver chain necklace, silver pendant earrings, and an array of chunky metallic rings.

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The fiancés often venture out in coordinated daring outfits, whether that means Fox dressing in a hot pink metallic set that matches MGK's hair or the actress sizzling in a naked Mugler dress while her man sparkles in a bloodred sequined suit.

In an interview earlier this year, Fox reflected on how MGK has helped her embrace her own personal style.

"Prior to being famous everyone who knew me always knew that I would always wear one really insane piece, and everybody would be like, 'You dress weird.' And it wasn't until I was molded and had to dress one way that I gave up on that," she said. "And being with him, obviously, he's slightly eccentric in the way that he dresses—and that has freed me up to express myself more. And he helped hook me up with Maeve Reilly, my stylist."

This article originally appeared on Harper’s BAZAAR US.