Pamela Anderson infused her sartorial agenda with a bridal spin as she stepped out for the Calvin Klein spring/summer 2027 show during New York Fashion Week.

The actress looked radiant in a white maxi dress that featured an A-line silhouette with a square neckline. The garment was adorned with delicate black lining on the hem for a chic 90s look. Pamela styled the dress with a simple black clutch and a pair of pointed-toe black pumps.

Pamela’s luscious blonde locks were swept back into an elegant updo with a side-sweeping quiff. She opted for her signature makeup-free complexion with a glowing look.

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The outing came after Pamela graced the Kering’s Caring for Women Dinner on September 10. The 59-year-old wore a black gown courtesy of Gucci fall/winter 2026. The semi-sheer dress featured a high neckline with long sleeves and a daring thigh-high slit. The gown boasted a sultry backless design that showed off Pamela’s toned figure. The star’s shoulder-grazing tresses were styled into voluminous curls and she opted for a berry-hued lip stain.

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Pamela Anderson’s approach to beauty

The star opened up about her approach to self confidence during a new interview on the How To Fail podcast. Pamela reflected on how she redefined beauty for herself. “It wasn’t about ‘look at me, I’m pretty,'” she shared about her choice to go makeup-free. “It was ‘I’m brave.'”

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She continued: “Everybody was so horrified when I decided I didn’t need a glam team for certain events.” “When I was in Paris, I thought, ‘Who’s looking at me?’ Is anyone going to fall over backwards if I’m not wearing makeup? And that’s where it started, at Paris Fashion Week.

“And it just sent everybody scrambling around me thinking, ‘No, this is not what people do.’ And I said, ‘Well, that even gives me more reason to do it,'” she explained.

Pamela shared how she felt as though makeup “really didn’t do any favours.” “Not that it was world peace or anything, but it was just me challenging myself, thinking, why am I sitting in a makeup chair for three hours when I’m not trying to be the prettiest girl in the room?” she added.

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“If I put makeup on, I like a lot of glam, a big glamorous look like in a photo shoot or something very fun. How I personally like myself is just completely barefaced.”

She shared how her beauty philosophy has grown and adapted over time, in step with both her age and her career journey. “Me not wearing makeup and me being at this age, coming into this part of my career, I felt like it was important for me, in my personal life, to be more natural,” she said.