Pamela Anderson wears glam makeup after years of vowing to go bare faced as she steps out in a bold white and red pencil skirt and blouse in New York
Pamela Anderson made sure to turn heads in a white and red rose co-ord as she departed her hotel in New York City on Wednesday evening.
The movie star, 57, looked incredible in the figure hugging flared pencil skirt which she tucked a matching bold long sleeved blouse into.
Pamela made the rare move of wearing a glamorous palette of makeup complete with black liner, glossy pink lipstick and blushed cheeks, after embracing her natural beauty on magazine covers and at public appearances.
The Baywatch legend wrapped her newly short blonde tresses in a chic white head scarf and elevated her frame in a pair of red stilettos.
Pamela flashed her gorgeous smile as she waved to waiting fans as she exited her hotel and headed to the Meatpacking District.
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She added a pair of stylish pink framed sunglasses as she stepped out of her car and was greeted by a small crowd.
Just days earlier, Pamela made an epic return to her signature 90s makeup look after years of embracing her natural beauty.
While she entered her fresh-faced era back in 2023 to feel more comfortable in her own skin and reject societal beauty standards, the star made the rare move of wearing full glam.
In a post, uploaded by Los Angeles-based makeup artist David Velasquez, the actress wore a red Versace robe, charcoal black liner, overlined beige lipstick and a dramatic pair of fake eyelashes.
'Rock N Roll like the 90s,' Velasquez, who previously did Anderson's makeup for a 2022 Paper Magazine shoot, captioned the image.
Although it is unknown when the stunning snap was taken, fans of the Baywatch legend were quick to praise her blonde bombshell comeback.
'I love her no makeup look but this feels like home,' one fan commented.
Another gushed: 'Wow! She looks even better than she did in the 90s! Sheesh!!'
Pamela looked incredible in the figure hugging flared pencil skirt which she tucked a matching bold long sleeved blouse into
'Pammy out here reminding us she can eat us all up with or without makeup,' a third wrote underneath the post.
Others thanked Velasquez for giving Anderson 'a full face just to remind the girls who THE OG is!!!'
Anderson is best known for starring on Baywatch for five seasons, from 1992 to 1997, as the iconic role of C.J. Parker, a stunning lifeguard.
Last year, she received critical acclaim for her 2024 drama The Last Showgirl and earned a Best Actress nomination at the Golden Globes and SAG Awards.
Earlier this year, a source told DailyMail.com that Pamela is delighted that she is 'being applauded for her toned-down looks and recognized for her true talent.'
They said: 'Pamela has gotten so much positive feedback from women all over the world for her natural glow up.
'She has become an icon who is now known for baring her all-natural self.
'While Pam recognizes that a little more make up would have gone fabulous with her gown, she also realizes that this is not true to who she is anymore.
'To do herself up – whether at the awards or anywhere else for that matter – would make her not true to herself.'
The insider added that 'part of her motivation' to cut back on her glam was because she wanted to 'strip away her Barbwire image and Baywatch personification' - and be viewed 'as a serious actor.'
'When she went into this, part of her motivation was to strip away her Barbwire image and Baywatch personification. Shew wanted to be taken as a serious actor,' they continued.
'Pamela realized her true talent when she played Roxy Hart on Broadway. This was life changing for her.
'Never in a million years did she think that she would have been nominated for an award like this.'
Another source close to the star confirmed that she 'still wears light makeup from time to time' and that she has not sworn off make-up forever, instead just changing her relationship with it.
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