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Megan Fox has captured the attention of the Internet with her outstanding collaboration in Sports Illustrated magazine, where she starred in a fiery photo shoot wearing various revealing outfits.
The magazine’s official Instagram account shared some details from the cover of the 2023 swimsuit issue, in which Megan appears on a beach exuding glamour and beauty.
In front of Greg Swales’ camera in the Dominican Republic, Megan wore a dazzling see-through dress by Celia Kritharioti, decorated with brown chains, flat, cylindrical beads.
This elegant accessory, with a halter neck and bare back, revealed her sun-golden skin and highlighted her dazzling figure when worn braless, accompanied only by a small nude bikini by Skims.
In addition to this look, Megan shocked her followers with several tiny swimsuits. One of them, in nude tone, featured colored beads intertwined in the cups and spaghetti suspenders. The third outfit was a brown leather bikini.
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During the shoot, she also wore a V-cut monokini that exposed her bare hips and a revealing cleavage.
Megan also paid tribute to Kendall Jenner by imitating the iconic torn dress the model wore in the 2022 The KendallXKylie Collection ad campaign to promote her makeup line.
The actress wore a torn dress in a pastel pink tone, combined with a bikini thong and nude nipples that covered the essentials.
Once the cover of the magazine, as well as photos of the interior, were shared on social media through the official Sports Illustrated account and fan accounts, Megan generated sighs and stunned internet users with her “perfect beauty” and stunning figure.
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“Participating in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit session is definitely a big pressure. I have a vision in my mind that I’m trying to achieve, so we’ll see if I get it,” the Transformers actress said in an interview with Sports Illustrated.
She added, “What I wish most for people to know is that I am a genuine soul seeking to belong to something and not always have to live as a misunderstood outcast.”