Pamela Anderson showed off her fresh complexion on Friday as she attended Utopia’s The Last Showgirl Golden Globe Nominations party at The Hollywood Roosevelt in Los Angeles.
The Baywatch star, 57, showed off her age-defying beauty as she continued to embrace a makeup-free look on the red carpet.
The actress looked effortlessly stylish in a slouchy beige knit turtleneck and a bronze midaxi skirt.
Pamela completed the look with sheer black tights and added inches to her height with pointy black stiletto heels.
While she bared her glossy, freckled face, her signature blonde hair was parted to the side and in a voluminous blowout.
She was also joined on the red carpet by the film’s director Gio Coppola, her co-star Billie Lourd, 32, writer Kate Gersten and producer Robert Schwartzman.
Pamela Anderson showed off her fresh complexion on Friday as she attended Utopia’s The Last Showgirl Golden Globe Nominations party at The Hollywood Roosevelt in Los Angeles.
The Baywatch star, 57, showed off her age-defying beauty as she continued to embrace a makeup-free look on the red carpet
Pamela revealed that she has embraced her natural features and gone makeup-free since the death of her makeup artist and longtime friend Alexis Vogel.
She previously explained that she went natural in an effort to “stop chasing her youth,” and was praised by fans for “aging gracefully.”
In The Last Showgirl, Pamela portrays an experienced dancer who must sort out her future when her show ends abruptly after 30 years.
The film is set for release on January 10, 2025 and stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Brenda Song and Kiernan Shipka.
The Last Showgirl received two nominations at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama for Pamela and Best Original Song for ‘Beautiful That Way’.
Pamela last starred in the 2017 film adaptation of Baywatch, reprising her iconic role as CJ Parker.
In January 2023, she starred in her Netflix documentary Pamela, A Love Story and that month she also released her memoir Love, Pamela.
At the film’s premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival last September, Pamela said she had “been preparing for this role my whole life.”
She looked effortlessly stylish in a sloppy beige knit turtleneck and a bronze midaxi skirt
The mother of two completed the look with sheer black tights and added inches to her height with pointy black stiletto heels
While she bared her glossy, freckled face, her signature blonde hair was parted to the side and a voluminous blowout
She was also joined on the red carpet by Gio Coppola (center), the film’s director, and her co-star Billie Lourd, 32 (right)
Writer Kate Gersten (second from right) and film producer Robert Schwartzman (far right) were also at the event and, along with Pamela, caused a storm on the red carpet
In The Last Showgirl, Pamela portrays a veteran performer who must sort out her future when her show ends abruptly after 30 years.
She reflected, “Having a beautiful, messy life is an incredible thing to draw from, and sometimes I look back on my life and think, I could have done this differently, but you need the life experience to be able to go back look and say those things’
On stage at the Hamilton Behind the Camera Awards, Pamela revealed: ‘After I almost gave up [on acting]Gia Coppola recognized that hunger in me and helped me dust off the cobwebs of a dream I had almost forgotten.”
She credited Coppola with, “Reigniting the flame within me.” Save my life. Forever grateful that she cast me as Shelley in The Last Showgirl.”
Pamela added, “Gia is the epitome of an acting director. Tonight I am proud to honor Gia Coppola, who leads the next generation of filmmakers with kindness and style, telling stories with gentle, unforgettable grace – so needed in this world.”