Megan Fox Channels Jessica Rabbit With A New Fiery Red Hairdo

Megan Fox has a brand-new look.

Last night, the Jennifer's Body actress stepped out for a glamorous date night with her fiancé, Machine Gun Kelly (whose birth name is Colson Baker). The two attended the TIME100 Next Gala in New York City, where Fox debuted an unexpected new 'do.

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Fans may have long guessed that Fox has a penchant for shaking up her look via her hair, whether its dyed in icy platinum or baby pink. Now, her latest change in appearance seems to channel Jessica Rabbit, with her long wavy locks transformed into a fiery copper shade.

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To complement the look, the actress wore a dress that was also reminiscent of the iconic cartoon character: a molten gold strapless gown with a thigh-high leg slit and dramatic draping details. She paired the gold with more gold, including strappy metallic heeled sandals, thick gold bangle bracelets, and abstract gold earrings. She additionally carried a beige box clutch.

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Meanwhile, Baker upped the ante in his own way. The rapper opted for a slick all-black look consisting of a patent-leather bolero shrug with matching gloves, patent-leather zipper pants, and a sheer corset that completely showed off his tattooed torso. To finish the look, he wore a pair of black boots, as well as his signature silver jewellery.

In an interview earlier this year, Fox talked about how her relationship with Baker has encouraged her to embrace her 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.