Megan Fox Stuns In See-Through Dress At 2021 MTV VMAs, Netizens Praise 'Transformers' Star

Megan Fox looked stunning in her daring red carpet look at the 2021 MTV VMAs.

The "Transformers" star, 35, looked gorgeous in her sheer Mugler gown with red and silver crystals embellishments. Her gown was see-through, so her thong and nude corset bra were visible, USA Today reported. The outlet noted that Fox seemingly channeled Rose McGowan's "naked" dress from the 1998 VMAs.

Her boyfriend, Machine Gun Kelly, whose real name is Colson Baker, sported a bold look in his bright red metallic suit with pearl accents on his face. Kelly shared in an interview before the red carpet during the VMA pre-show that they collaborated for their outfits for the night, but Fox "took the lead."

"It's 50/50," he was quoted by the outlet as saying. "This one she took the lead and I get the pleasure of having her on my arm all night."

He also gushed over his girlfriend saying, "She's beautiful."

Fox shared three photos of them rocking their OOTDs on Instagram. "Daddy’s gonna win a VMA," she wrote in the caption.

Several netizens commented on her post with many of them praising Fox's look. One even said Kelly was "just an accessory."

"This is… the hottest picture I’ve ever seen," one commented.

"Your outfit should win a VMA," another added with smiling face with heart-eyes emojis.

"Stop. [Y]ou guys are the hottest couple on the face of the planet," a third netizen wrote.

Fox's look at the event also became a hot topic on Twitter. Many praised the "Jennifer's Body" star because, for them, her dress complemented her figure and it made her look even sexier.

"OK but this woman is insanely attractive. [S]he oozes sex appeal," one commented.

"Not a fan of her acting, but dayyum. Get it, girl. F the haters and wear it with pride. You do you. I think it's nice..." another added.

"I’m with you brother hey if you got it and it makes you feel good wearing it then so be it. Does she have everyone talking about her YES she does, so she just got probably a million bucks of free publicity? Would we all wish we could do the same[?] Hell yes," a third user wrote.