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Megan Fox Matched a Lavender Bra Top to Her New Lilac Hair

Megan Fox serves up some fierce style moments in two new promotional images for her upcoming thriller film "Johnny & Clyde," a spinoff on the storyline of the infamous couple Bonnie and Clyde.

In one of the images, the 36-year-old actress (who's cosplaying a crime boss named Alana Hart), is seen defiantly holding a gun, clad in a purple minidress that matches her silver-toned lilac hair. The figure-sculpting design features a plunging sweetheart neckline with a V-cut balconette that reveals ample cleavage, plus a corseted bodice with ruching along the sides. Fox's smoky eye makeup enhances the mischievous theme, and the look is accessorized with a delicate initial choker necklace.

Meanwhile, the characters posing alongside her - Vince (Tyson Ritter), Johnny (Avan Jogia), and Clyde (Ajani Russell) - wear a range of separates, including a fishnet top, ripped denim cutoffs, a hot-pink turtleneck, and an oversize blazer.

In a second teaser image, Fox appears solo in a dimly lit room where she lounges on a burgundy tufted leather armchair, embracing monochrome dressing in a lacy lavender bralette and dark purple pants. She breaks away from the theme with a pair of bright-yellow strappy heels.

All her costumes so far, curated by designer Audrey Fratelli, perfectly support the role she will be playing in the movie.

Back in October, the 36-year-old star teased her character's hairstyle in a selfie posted on Instagram. The photo spotlighted her platinum waves as she posed in a plunging black bra. "This is what the devil's daughter looks like. #JohnnyAndClyde Coming Spring 2022," she wrote in her Instagram caption.

Scroll to see the selfie in question.



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