Pamela Anderson Debuts Bangs Alongside Makeup-Free Moment at Screening ofThe Last Showgirl

Mar. 15, 2025

Pamela Anderson.Photo:Emma McIntyre/Getty

Emma McIntyre/Getty

Pamela Andersonis switching up her signature look.

On Sunday, Dec. 8, the actress and activist, 57, debuted bangs for a screening of her new filmThe Last Showgirlin West Hollywood. The new addition is a fresh take on Anderson’s trademark blonde locks, which she’s been rocking since herBaywatchdays.

Anderson walked the red carpet in a structured brown cashmere Bottega Veneta dress (a nod toPantone’s color of the year, perhaps?) with a cape-like silhouette and subtle boning. She teamed the look withBottega Veneta’s $1,150 Canalazzo pumpsand posed with fellow cast members of the Gia Coppola-directed flick, Kiernan Shipka and Brenda Song.The star also continued the makeup-free streak that she first kicked off during on Paris Fashion Week in 2023.

Pamela Anderson.Emma McIntyre/Getty

At the 2024 Gotham Film Awards at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City on Monday, Dec 2 — where she was nominated for her role inThe Last Showgirl —Andersonspoke to PEOPLE exclusively about her beauty philosophy and what it was like wearing makeup for the film.

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“I mean — I wear — 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.”

Pamela Anderson at the 2024 Gotham Awards.Mike Coppola/Getty

Mike Coppola/Getty

When asked about what beauty means to her, the star shared: “Being brave and living your dreams. It’s never too late.

On the red carpet, Anderson looked elegant in a butter yellow Oscar de la Renta gown with a large bow in the back. She kept her accessories simple with diamond studs and wore her her long and loose. Of course, she also went makeup-free.

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