Megan Fox In Naked Swimsuit Look For Sports Illustrated

Sporting an intricate body chain with wooden chip dangles and beads, the Transformers star looked almost naked for the magazine. In the cover photo, Megan posed sideways to highlight her body's curves, her legs wet from the ripples of waves on the shore. She wore nothing but a thin, gold bikini underneath, strategically positioned to cover up her sensitive areas.

In another photo, Megan looked sultry mounted on the back of the truck, sporting a high-cut bikini and a too-short crop top. The extra extra small shirt exposed major skin, giving onlookers a steamy underboob show.

"Can we get a little commotion for our cover girl? 💫," the publication shouted out the star on their Instagram, sharing some snaps from her photoshoot.

"A GODDESS AMONG MORTALS 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼," one person commented.

"Speechless. 🔥" another one chimed in.

Offering a more intimate look at their cover girl, they also shared behind-the-scenes clips from the nature-themed shoot. Megan was a pro at seductive posing, eyeing the camera with more than enough confidence to melt anyone looking back. Her come-hither glances and pouty lips add a ton of sensuality to the photos.

In a video clip, Megan spoke about her playful spirit, which helps her find joy in simple things. "I have a lot of young Venus energy, which is that childlike joy about things... I kind of describe it as like, there's a Girl Scout summer camp counselor inside of me always."

While she may be always on the red carpet, Megan says she feels sexiest when she is spending time in nature. Her sensuality definitely radiated so naturally in her SI photo shoot. Posing half-naked with sand, water, and dirt all over your body isn't easy but she was effortlessly sexy in every shot!

As fans call her iconic and flawless, Megan reminds everyone that beneath her physical looks is a genuine soul who wants nothing more but connection. "What I most want people to know is that I'm a genuine soul who is hoping to actually belong to something and not always have to live as a misunderstood outcast."