The Chelsea Flower Show 2026 may be coming to a close, but the stunning array of attendees and their outfits will always be remembered. Every May, esteemed guests flock to London to catch a glimpse of the haute couture of gardening, from dazzling plants to illustrious installations.
From Joan Collins to Vanessa Williams, celebrities have headed in style to the annual event, and the dress code of choice always seems to include the mighty floral print.
© GC ImagesAlthough the famously green-fingered Pamela Anderson hasn't been spotted at the show this year, she wore the most incredible outfit to an event last year that wouldn't have looked out of place at the hottest ticket in town.
© GC ImagesIn October 2025, the former wife of rocker Tommy Lee stepped out in a vintage-inspired cream midi dress, splashed with a delicate pink floral print and trimmed with eyelet lace. She expertly topped off the look with a floppy, floral-printed hat emblazoned with the phrase "Plant Peace" in colourful, calligraphy-esque lettering. Her footwear remained classic with tan pointed-toe heels that peeked out from beneath her bold tights.
With minimal makeup and her natural beauty on full display, the former Baywatch star appeared relaxed and radiant, flashing a wide smile and striking carefree poses outside the eco-conscious boutique Sonsie in New York. The nature-themed setting, complete with greenery, florals, and rustic garden decor, only enhanced the storybook feel of her ensemble.
© Getty ImagesPamela's dress was ideal for the famous floral display. "Florals are an absolute must when it comes to visiting the Chelsea Flower Show - whether one goes for a big, dramatic print or something smaller and more delicate, it's fitting for the occasion," personal stylist Susie Hasler tells HELLO!.
"It's one of those rare events where a floral dress never looks like you've tried too hard," she noted.
"Chelsea has a certain timeless elegance to it, and an outfit should reflect that - polished, pretty, a little bit garden-party," Susie explained, adding: "The overall style goal is to look like you belong in the gardens - effortless, elegant, and very much in full bloom."
Much like Pamela's now-famous natural ethos that we have grown to adore.
