Megan Fox Brought All the Glamour In An Ivory Gown At The 2023 Grammys
She glittered with fiancé Machine Gun Kelly on the red carpet.
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly made a glittering joint appearance at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards.
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The couple showed up on the red carpet in coordinating shimmery looks. The Transformers alum looked glamorous in an ivory gown with a sheer corset bodice adorned with sparkling silver and gold embellishments. She accessorised with Lorraine Schwartz jewelry.
Meanwhile, the rapper turned heads in head-to-toe silver, wearing a crinkled metallic suit and matching boots. He accessorised the dramatic look with a bedazzled body harness.
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Last night, Fox and Machine Gun Kelly attended Clive Davis's star-studded pre-Grammy gala in Los Angeles, where Fox channeled Old Hollywood in a body-hugging scarlet evening gown. The jaw-dropping piece included a corset bodice, a skirt with ruched details at the front, and an elegant train. She paired the look with layers of diamond necklaces and a hot pink wrist brace.
She explained the brace on Instagram later, writing, "Off the plane with a broken wrist and a concussion straight to a Grammys party ????????."
Meanwhile, the rapper looked effortlessly cool in a black suit featuring a sleek wrap blazer and a white bedazzled turtleneck. He finished the ensemble with black dress shoes, which also featured silver studs.
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In an interview last year, Fox opened up about developing her signature red-carpet style with celeb stylist Maeve Reilly.
"She's adventurous too. And she wants to dress me the way that I feel," she said of Reilly. "Obviously if you see some of the things she’s put me in we’re not trying to run away from it: we’re leaning into it. Which is fun, because this has never felt aligned with my personality before."
This article originally appeared in Harper's BAZAAR US.