Pamela Anderson brought a retro aesthetic to the red carpet at the 6th Annual Academy Museum Gala in Los Angeles on October 17.
The actor paired short, tousled blonde curls with Carolina Herrera separates, combining a crisp white shirt and a voluminous mint green skirt.
Coverage published by Grazia Magazine and AOL on October 20 highlighted the contrast between her softly curled hair and the dramatic outfit.
A Vintage Silhouette With a Modern Twist
According to Grazia Magazine, Anderson wore a design from Wes Gordon's Spring 2027 collection for Carolina Herrera.
Her white button-down shirt was tucked into a sweeping pistachio skirt with a prominent bow at the waist, while layers of lightweight fabric formed a floor-length train.
AOL reported that she left the shirt unbuttoned at the top, creating a plunging neckline that contrasted with its traditional collar and long sleeves.
She completed the look with a pale green satin clutch featuring gold embellishments, delicate gold jewelry, and small earrings.
A soft pink lip and flushed cheeks complemented her short blonde curls.
Photographs showed Anderson smiling, waving, and turning to display the skirt's flowing shape as she posed for cameras.
Her hairstyle also marked a departure from the more understated beauty approach she has embraced in recent years.
Yahoo's October 19 coverage described the chin-length, rounded shape as a Betty Boop-inspired bob, noting how the curled-under ends and added volume created the appearance of a shorter cut.
Grazia Magazine placed the look within a broader period of experimentation that included a chin-length red bob and shaggy ringlets with a sculptural fringe.
The publication described the latest curls as short, airy, and deliberately tousled rather than tightly structured.
Anderson's shift toward a more personal approach to beauty began attracting attention in 2023, when she appeared bare-faced at Paris Fashion Week, according to Grazia Magazine.
Her recent screen work has also drawn recognition, with the publication noting that The Last Showgirl earned her Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild Award nominations.
The Academy Museum Gala brought together numerous high-profile entertainment figures, including Kendall Jenner and Taylor Swift, according to Yahoo.
Anderson's combination of vintage-inspired hair and a contemporary Carolina Herrera design stood out among the evening's formal red-carpet looks.
