Megan Fox Channels Morticia Addams in Towering Andrea Wazen PVC Platforms at the Billboard Music Awards

Megan Fox has a long-standing reputation for using the red carpet to channel cinema’s most striking archetypes.

For the 2022 Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, the actress looked to the gothic elegance of Morticia Addams to inspire her evening ensemble.

Defined by sharp tailoring and dramatic glam, the look centered on a moody aesthetic that highlighted her choice of statement footwear and bold silhouettes. From her signature fringe to her sky-high platforms, her appearance remains a definitive example of her “femme fatale” style evolution.

Megan Fox made a dramatic entrance alongside Machine Gun Kelly at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas, grounding her Morticia-inspired black David Koma gown with towering platform heels that amplified the look’s gothic edge on May 15, 2022, in Las Vegas, Nevada (Credit: Abaca / Instarimages)

Joined by her boyfriend, Machine Gun Kelly, the “Jennifer’s Body” actress was one of several celebrities to debut a new fringe hairstyle for the occasion.

Her black dress featured a deep V-neckline with nude mesh and a high-leg slit by David Koma.

Megan Fox styled her black dress with long, dramatic gloves featuring oversized crystal flower embroidery (Credit: Abaca / Instarimages)

The dramatic opera gloves, embellished with crystals and a floral silhouette, elevated the minimalist dress.

Megan Fox showed off a sleek pedicure in towering ankle-strap platform sandals, letting the clear PVC details spotlight her feet and dramatic heel height (Credit: Abaca / Instarimages)

While she dominated the red carpet, Megan grounded the look with Andrea Wazen’s Antigone PVC platforms—“naked” stiletto heels with clear uppers that created a barely-there, almost ghostly effect, adding dramatic height to balance the gown’s daring slit while keeping the focus on her crystal-embellished opera gloves and the sculptural lines of the dress.

Renowned Lebanese shoe designer and founder of her namesake luxury footwear brand, Andrea Wazen, launched her label in 2013. Based in Beirut with production in Parabiago, Italy, she has built a reputation for “barely-there” heels that blend architectural lines with modern sensuality.

Her signature PVC platforms have since become red-carpet favorites, worn by stars including Chrissy Teigen in silver “Dassy” platform sandals, Jennifer Lopez in crystal-trimmed “Dassy” heels at the Wicked premiere, and Anna Kendrick in towering “Loulou” pumps at the Vanity Fair Oscars party.

Other notable fans include Eva Longoria in nude “Antigone” platform sandals, Sarah Hyland in clear “Antigone” heels at the People’s Choice Awards, Zoey Deutch in “Dassy Sunset” PVC pumps with crystal wraparound straps, and Gabrielle Union in “Antigone” platform heels.

Megan Fox commanded attention in a strapless black cady gown by David Koma, its sculpted tailoring and plunging neckline delivering high-impact red-carpet drama (Credit: Abaca / Instarimages)

Megan’s look was coordinated with her partner’s, Machine Gun Kelly. It’s the second year in a row the couple has worn matching looks to the Billboard Music Awards. These twin flames can always be guaranteed to give us something to talk about.

While in Las Vegas, Megan told her stylist that she cut a hole in her blue jumpsuit to have sex with Machine Gun Kelly.

Megan Fox shared a cheeky text exchange revealing she cut a hole in her sparkling blue jumpsuit, playfully joking with her stylist about the impromptu alteration involving Machine Gun Kelly (Credit: Megan Fox’s Instagram)

Megan shared a photo of the jumpsuit and then wrote, “Was this blue outfit expensive because we just cut a hole in the crotch so we could have sex?”

“I hate you,” her stylist responded jokingly, adding, “I’ll fix it.”

Stepping back a few years, Megan Fox offered a striking contrast to her later gothic platform era when she appeared alongside Will Arnett at the September 2014 premiere of their superhero film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in Sydney, showcasing a sleeker, minimalist heel moment that underscored her evolving red-carpet style.

A Sleeker Chapter Before the Platform Era: Megan Fox’s 2014 Red-Carpet Minimalism

Megan Fox and Will Arnett at the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles premiere in Sydney, Australia, on September 7, 2014 (Credit: LJPhotoCorp / WENN)

In September 2014, Megan Fox joined Will Arnett at the premiere of their 2014 American superhero film Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles held at The Entertainment Quarter in Sydney, Australia.

Megan Fox wore an orange dress from the American fashion house founded in 2008 by Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs (Credit: LJPhotoCorp / WENN)

The American actress sported an orange cutout dress from the Cushnie et Ochs Resort 2015 collection. She styled the dress with a white pair of single-band “Nudist” sandals by Stuart Weitzman.

Megan Fox paired her orange-and-white Cushnie et Ochs cutout dress with minimalist white Stuart Weitzman “Nudist” sandals, letting the barely-there heels sharpen the look’s sleek, sculptural lines (Credit: LJPhotoCorp / WENN)

Megan Fox’s Shoe Style Evolution: From Minimalist Heels to Statement Platforms

From sleek, barely-there sandals to towering platform heels and edgy off-duty boots, Megan Fox’s footwear choices have consistently played a defining role in her red-carpet and street-style evolution.

Whether she’s leaning into gothic drama or pared-back minimalism, her shoes often anchor the entire look—making them just as memorable as the dresses themselves. Explore more of her standout shoe and fashion moments below.