A striking shot Megan Fox as photographed by David Roemer for French Gracia. Red just works for this female. See the cover on the next page.

Today we can finally present to you the full film of the Megan Fox for Emporio Armani Underwear and Armani Jeans Spring/Summer 2011 Advertising Campaign. Check it out!

Super sexy Megan Fox slinks around in another spot for Emporio Armani, promoting the brand’s denim and lingerie line. Don’t know what it is, but she has one of those faces that is simply a pleasure to behold. Not long ago Fox added some of her baby pics to her Facebook page and you can very much see she was a beauty in the making even then with cherry red lips and bright baby blues framed by a striking brow, all centerpieces to her look to this day. Take a peek after the flip.

Last season Armani Jeans had us enjoy the sight of Cristiano Ronaldo looking for his shirt. This Spring we get an equally hunky treat in no other then tennis star Raphael Nadal posing for Armani Jeans and underwear  joining Megan Fox for Armani beauty. Armani is clearly bringing sexy back  in a way that we not  only appreciate but it might actually work. The pre-pubescent look in fashion we’ve been  tired of for a while and honestly it’s a little creepy anyway. Hopefully this marks a change. Photography by the uber-talented Mert Alas & Marcus Piggot. Megan’s on the next page via Fashionspot.

We’ve seen images of super stunner Megan Fox in her role as the face of Giorgio Armani Beauty, but this is her first video. Why Fox? Armani says she was chosen because “she embodies the spirit of the women of today: free, confident and seductive. Her beautiful features reveal femininity, sensuality and strength.” But more importantly, as a Youtube commentor aptly states, ”Women wear make-up to look good…Megan Fox makes the make-up look good!” Via Stylelist.

Great, adorable advertisement by Armani, featuring its denim line. Smoking hot Megan Fox stars in a spot featuring her wiggling into her jeans in a hotel room with a hotel waiter in the next room. How “the tip” plays into the storyline is ultra-fun.