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Megan Fox takes a walk down fashion memory lane and plays a game of Would You Wear It Now? From the iconic fashion in Jennifer's Body to some of her most recent looks with Machine Gun Kelly, you won't want to miss this fashion time capsule.
Megan Fox takes a walk down fashion memory lane and plays a game of Would You Wear It Now? From the iconic fashion in Jennifer's Body to some of her most recent looks with Machine Gun Kelly, you won't want to miss this fashion time capsule.
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