Pamela Anderson's no-makeup SAG Awards look adds Old Hollywood glamour
Pamela Anderson has done it again.
The actress, who was nominated for outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role for "The Last Showgirl" at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards, debuted a makeup-free look and a bit of Old Hollywood glamour, with her hair in deep, structured waves. She wore a cream one-shoulder Dior gown and paired it with white gold Pandora jewelry with diamonds.
Though Anderson, 57, won with her stunning look, the best actress award would later go to Demi Moore for "The Substance."
Anderson's fresh-faced glow has impressed many since she started transitioning away from makeup on red carpets in 2023 (and kicked off a "natural beauty revolution," in the words of her "Showgirl" co-star Jamie Lee Curtis).
Sunday's look follows a fresh-faced moment at December's Gotham Film Awards. There, she wore a strapless gold gown with minimal accessories, effortless hair and no makeup. Anderson told People on that red carpet that she hadn't barred makeup from her life completely, especially while acting.
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"I love to wear makeup, too, sometimes," she said. "It has a time and a place. I just feel in my personal life, it just didn't really make sense."
The former "Baywatch" star told Vogue France in October 2023 that she hopes that she can help model the multitude of ways women can express themselves. "I'm not trying to be the prettiest girl in the room," she said. "I feel like it's just freedom. It's a relief."
As far as what's next after her indie drama turn, Anderson told USA TODAY on Sunday that she's looking forward to "more movies."
"More film. Working with incredible directors like Gia (Coppola). I want to surprise people. I want to surprise myself," she said. "I want to know what I'm made of."
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