But she saved her most statement-making outfit for later, wearing a bedazzled Dolce & Gabbana tank top ($1,295) emblazoned with the word “𝑠e𝑥” to the brand’s post-show dinner.

As usual, MGK matched his soon-to-be-spouse in a crystal-studded suit.

At the dinner, Fox revealed that her style has “definitely changed” over the course of the couple’s relationship, and that she “kind of gave up on fashion” before meeting Kelly.

“Before it wasn’t something I was focused on or thought about. Because as an actress I had been classified or put in the category of being a 𝑠e𝑥 symbol. And publicists come in and they bring in a stylist and it’s all about dressing more seriously, so that the world will take you more seriously as an actor,” she told Vogue.

“But they weren’t dressing me the way in which I liked to express myself … I was like, I don’t f—king care, whatever you put me in because I’m not going to like it anyway. Until I met [MGK],” she continued.

Fox went on to say that musicians “can be so much more flamboyant” in how they dress, while actors often aren’t encouraged to express themselves through style.

“I remember we got all these racks of dresses for the Golden Globes, and I hated all of them,” she recalled. “I was like, well, where’s the stuff that lets me be me — where’s the good stuff? … Ladies’ lunch at Barneys? I don’t dress like that!”

Continued the actress, “And the publicists would say, ‘Well, these are the best dresses that are being designed right now.’ So like, f—k it, I don’t like clothes. And then I was with him and it was like: Oh, these clothes exist? OK!”

And Fox certainly hasn’t been shy about expressing her true style over the past year, having stunned in numerous nearly-nude dresses on red carpets and stepped out in a whole series of bra tops.