Megan Fox and Huntington-Whiteley

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 This time around viewers will get to watch as director Michael Bay's camera lingers uncomfortably long on the gorgeous curves of Victoria's Secret Angel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, who replaces the series' previous bit of eye candy, Megan Fox.
Continuing our Summer's Sexiest Women series (see: Natalie Portman, Penelope Cruz, the lovely ladies of 'X-Men,' Blake Lively), we now present a gallery of the beautiful Ms. Fox and Ms. Huntington-Whiteley doing that thing they're both really, really good at: seducing the hell out of us through a lens. (We're sure they're also good at other things, like juggling and speaking Mandarin or something, but we'll cover that a different time.)
Click through for some fantastic pics, plus a video collection of the two them at their sexiest. Be forewarned: There is some girl-on-girl stuff, plus a very foolish man who forgot about Valentine's Day -- and either clip will likely make you lose focus on whatever it is you're supposed to be doing today at work.
After you check out the gallery and the vids, be sure to vote in the poll below!

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