Megan Fox is tying in the word "sexy" with electronics. The actress playing Mikaela Banes in the first two "Transformers"
movies has just been announced as the new face of Sharper Image, and a
sneak peek for the high-tech brand's ad campaign displays the Hollywood
beauty striking an alluring pose.
In an image released on Thursday, May 3, the 25-year-old wife of Brian Austin Green stares seductively at the camera while sprawling out on a bed with what looks like to be a tablet computer in hand. Injecting a dose of her sex appeal, she dons a form-fitting white button-down shirt, lacy black lingerie and a pair of thigh-high stockings.
When asked by ET's Steve Jones how she defines the word sexy, the former face of Emporio Armani Women's Underwear and Armani Jeans answered by saying, "For me sexy is... I like people who are really funny and have a strong, witty personality. That to me is always sexy."
During the chat, Fox also shared her thought on why many people believe she has a naughty side. "I think they want me to be naughty," she said, "that's more interesting. You know, it's not as interesting if someone is more domestic, or if someone is geeky or dorky or shy. They want you to be somebody that they can love to hate. And if you are likable or normal, that's not really as interesting."
In an image released on Thursday, May 3, the 25-year-old wife of Brian Austin Green stares seductively at the camera while sprawling out on a bed with what looks like to be a tablet computer in hand. Injecting a dose of her sex appeal, she dons a form-fitting white button-down shirt, lacy black lingerie and a pair of thigh-high stockings.
When asked by ET's Steve Jones how she defines the word sexy, the former face of Emporio Armani Women's Underwear and Armani Jeans answered by saying, "For me sexy is... I like people who are really funny and have a strong, witty personality. That to me is always sexy."
During the chat, Fox also shared her thought on why many people believe she has a naughty side. "I think they want me to be naughty," she said, "that's more interesting. You know, it's not as interesting if someone is more domestic, or if someone is geeky or dorky or shy. They want you to be somebody that they can love to hate. And if you are likable or normal, that's not really as interesting."
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