Celebrity Style
Their style slays.
Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly — who got engaged in January 2022 — not only have incredible style individually, but they knock it out of the park as a couple, too. With a shared edgy vibe and a try-anything attitude, they’re constantly stepping out in emo-glam looks. This holds true whether they’re pulling out all the stops on the red carpet, or keeping it more casual in sweats at home.
And, while some couples twin, others dress nothing like the other. Fox and Kelly, however, style themselves like pros — always subtly coordinated, though never fully matching. It’s no secret that they both love a skin-baring look, be it cut-out dresses on Fox or wide open button-down shirts (or no shirt at all) on MGK.
The pair certainly has fun with fashion when it comes to red carpet events, from launches to award shows. But on Instagram, they tend to show off a slightly more off-duty, ‘90s-inspired wardrobe that you can’t help but fall in love with.
On vacation, behind the scenes of fittings, and hanging out in their own home, they’re known to make use of the ubiquitous mirror selfie in order to show off their signature style. Ahead, all of Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly’s best coordinating looks so far.
1
A Jessica Rabbit Moment
At a pre-party for the 2023 Grammys, Fox stepped out crimson bustier dress à la Jessica Rabbit. Meanwhile, MGK wore a Swarovski-laden turtleneck under his suit — perfectly matching his fianceé’s jewels.
2
Shimmering Silver
For the actual award show, Fox donned a crystal-encrusted bustier dress in bridal white. Her fiancé played off of her sparkly ensemble, decked out in head-to-toe silver.
3
Feathers & Rhinestones
Fox donned a flamboyant pink ‘fit, topped off with a feather hat, while clubbing with MGK in Miami. As for her man, he sported all-black garb covered in flashy rhinestones. (Sunglasses in the club? Check.)
4
Coordinating Cut-Outs
The couple coordinated impeccably at the GQ Men of the Year Party. The Blonde Don wore leopard print pants with a turtleneck and a chic overcoat, while his “twin flame” modeled a sparkly, sheer fishnet dress and exposed undies.
5
Another Jessica Rabbit Moment
For the Time100 Next Gala, Fox channeled Jessica Rabbit in a glamorous gown with red hair and lips. MGK sported a see-through corset and a whole lot of black vinyl.
6
Pretty In Pink
Leaning into the Life in Pink theme, they both showed off punky fuchsia looks. Fox donned a glossy magenta set with strappy sandals and Kelly sported a bubblegum mesh top, matching pants, and an embellished patchwork coat (plus pink hair, of course).
7
Structured Silhouettes
For the Tribeca Film Festival in June, the Mainstream Sellout artist complemented his fiancé’s show-stopping red latex number. He wore a contrasting white suit, which he paired with off-white high-tops and his signature pearls.
8
Wild Times
As guests at Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker’s Italian wedding, the two came ‘fitted to the gods. MGK styled a black shirt and shoes with his bold leopard print Dolce & Gabbana suit to match Fox’s arresting black couture gown.
9
Gothic Glam
At the Billboard Music Awards in May 2022, the duo went for the dramatics, walking the carpet in all-black embellished outfits. Fox wore a plunging strapless gown with opera gloves embroidered in crystal flowers, Kelly donned a spiked suit with a cropped jacket over a rhinestone turtleneck.
10
Modern-Day Barbie & Ken
The inseparable pair wore striking pink looks at the premiere of their film Good Mourning. Fox chose a dazzling bustier gown and her “twin flame” rocked a hot pink double-breasted suit covered in roses.
11
Blue Babes
While in Vegas May of 2022, the two could be seen coordinating in blue. The “Emo Girl” rocker matched his sweater vest to the actress’s rhinestone-covered halter catsuit (which they later cut a hole in to have sex).
12
Courtside Color
In February 2022, the newly-engaged couple stood out in colorful looks while sitting courtside. Fox popped in an orange printed set while Kelly dressed in a charcoal gray bejeweled sweater and matching pants.
13
’90s Calling
A trip to Lake Como called for all the ‘90s trends at once: Cropped knits, bucket hats, and cashmere turtleneck sweaters.
14
Leather Details
Just days before announcing their engagement, they stepped out in bold ensembles for Men’s Fashion Week in Milan. Notably, Kelly matched his black leather platform boots to Fox’s Dolce & Gabbana trench coat and strappy lace-up sandals.
15
Just A Little Skin
For the BMAs in May 2021, Fox wore a barely-there dress complete with cutouts and a totally sheer skirt, while Kelly opted for a tuxedo with an open button-down shirt.
16
Denim Days
Fox posted a pic with even more ‘90s-esque looks: a cropped tank with high-waisted jeans for Fox and and a boxy tee layered over a long sleeve shirt on Kelly.
17
Sweats Szn
The couple that dresses together, stays together. In a post Fox shared for Valentine’s Day 2021, they coordinated joggers and high-tops like pros.
18
Bold & Bare
For the 2021 MTV VMAs, the couple both chose different takes on sparkle, with Kelly in a red sequin suit and Fox in a barely-there embellished slip.
19
Oh So Cozy
The most comfortable way to match? In full sweats and flannels, of course. Kelly posted this cozy pic of the pair for Valentine’s Day 2021.
20
Suited Up
To celebrate Kelly’s nail polish line UN/DN LAQR, both chose black suiting, each putting their own spin on the classic look.
21
Little Black Tops
On stage, Fox went for a long-sleeved black bra top with high-waisted jeans, while Kelly opted for a black tank and metallic pants.
22
Shimmery Sweethearts
Giving Barbiecore before it was Barbiecore. Fox slipped into a jumpsuit made of pink satin, while Kelly wore a metallic shorts suit with pink details — natch.
23
In the Trenches
For date night, Kelly and Fox both chose to cover up in trench coats: Kelly in black patent and Fox in pale pink.
24
Cool Cut-Outs
Going monochromatic at the 2020 American Music Awards, the pair showed just a touch of skin. Fox chose a hunter green satin mini set, while Kelly went for white, open-chest suiting.
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