Pamela Anderson is feeling pretty in pink. On Friday, September 27, the Baywatch star walked the red carpet at the premiere of The Last Showgirl in Spain, swapping her signature platinum blonde hair for a freshly dyed magenta hairstyle.
Anderson, who stars in the film, leaned into an all-pink note with a bold beauty look while attending the 72nd San Sebastian Film Festival. Her side-parted updo looked like icy blonde at first glance, but a subtle streak of hot pink was visible on her right side as she posed for the camera. It was an unexpected choice for the star, who has embraced a more low-key glamor in recent years. Anderson complemented the vibrant hue of her hair with a floor-length, long-sleeved gown in a bubblegum pink shade.
Featuring a delicate V-neck shape and accented with an intricate crystal clasp, the dress flares into an oversized silhouette. Anderson’s dramatic floor-length sleeves were the star of the gown, which featured a front slit that ran along her body. When she appeared on the red carpet, she showed how she flowed down to the ground like a train.
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The star went makeup-free for that day’s photocall, but opted for a more glamorous look for her evening appearance. Anderson swapped her minimalist beauty for a bold deep red lipstick and soft pink blush.
At a press conference Friday, Anderson expressed the resurgence of her career and her character in The Last Showgirl, a Las Vegas entertainer who is told her show is ending after 30 years and has to figure out what to do. He reflected on the idea of ”closeness.” .
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“There are a lot of similarities between just being a woman and how society limits you and how you navigate being a mother and having a career. And… I always wanted to tell a mother-daughter story,” Anderson told reporters to Variety, revealing that she was “blown away” by the script. “I had never been offered a role in a movie like this before, so I was really excited.”
She also revealed that she is exploring new roles, adding: So much of my career has been about physicality, and it’s been a journey, but it’s also part of the reason why I did this experiment on myself, which was to strip everything away and be myself. I remembered who I am not defined by what people do to me, but by what I do. Be passionate, be painless, and don’t get bored. I still find joy in the process of life and this business. ”
