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She likes her older men! Megan Fox leaves her husband at home to party with Clive Owen

By J J Anisiobi

Last updated at 5:38 PM on 16th November 2011

Only the smoothest and sexiest of stars can help launch the world's most exquisite phone, so it's a good job Megan Fox and Clive Owen were in town tonight.

The Hollywood A-listers arrived in Moscow, Russia, to support the launch of the Vertu Constellation touchscreen at the Volkhonka Art Centre.

The 25-year-old actress was clearly enjoying being in the mature company of Clive, 47, which is no surprise as she is married to older man Brian Austin Green, 38.

Smooth and slick: Megan Fox and Clive Owen arrive in Moscow for the launch of a mobile phone

Megan wore a short black sleeveless dress and black tights to the party and was joined by British actor Clive to add some razzle-dazzle to proceedings.

The Transformers star, who was once voted FHM's sexiest woman in 2008 and was placed second in 2009 and 2010, was in good spirits and happily posed for photos.

Smooth talking gent Clive looked dapper in a black suit, white shirt and skinny black tie.

From Russia with love: Megan's famous pout was ready for the cameras

The exclusive handset has been put on sale in the Russian market for the first time and Vertu wanted star power that emulated the phone's slick and appealing design to launch it.

The Vertu Constellation touchscreen has a retail price ranging from £3,900 - £9,600 and will be sold in more than 15 outlets in Moscow.

Vertu President Perry Oosting launched the same device in London in October last year but is excited finally to be taking the high end phone to Russia.

Beautiful people: Vertu President Perry Oosting and Megan Fox strike a pose

It has been a busy few days for Miss Fox as she was working on Broadway just yesterday.

She joined Paul Bettany and Tracy Morgan for the 24 Hour Plays project.

The project sees 24 actors paired with six writers and six directors who spend 24 hours putting together six separate ten-minute plays.

Although she was reportedly nervous before going on stage critics gave her positive reviews and she raised over $400,000 (£250,000) that will be used to help underprivileged children take part in the arts.