Pamela Anderson's about-turn from glamorous femme fatale to natural beauty has been both prolific and pioneering. Ever since 2024, the former Baywatch star has defied societal norms and has dared to go bare-faced on the red carpet.
The former wife of Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee has also evolved from daring, glittering, somewhat risqué outfits, swapping to an array of elegant couture and cotton separates.
However, sometimes she teeters away from this self-imposed beauty and fashion ethos for special appearances, and the cover of Australian Vogue is one of them.
The 59-year-old is the publication's current cover star and looks sensational wearing subtle touches of makeup, including black kohl eyeliner - a product she was heavily reliant on during the '90s. " I've been doing very natural for a while now, which is really, really great and very me, " she mused. "But I’m on the cover of Vogue. Yes, put some make-up on me, and just have a little fun."
In one picture, Pamela looks effortlessly ethereal in what can only be described as a 'naked' dress by Fendi. Accessorising to perfection, she adds a stack of Pandora bracelets and shoes by Amina Muaddi.
The naked dress has been around for many years, but it had a relaunch in 2025, when Margot Robbie donned her now-iconic Armani Privé 'naked' dress for the UK premiere of her movie A Big Bold Beautiful Journey in London.
After Margot successfully brought back the trend, a myriad of celebrities have donned the seemingly risqué dress, which creates the illusion of bare skin.
© Getty ImagesPamela's slip dress has strategic glittering detail etched over the fabric, and the nude shade mirrors her own skin pigment. Beautiful.
Pamela's new lease of life at 59
During the interview, Pamela spoke of her flourishing career. "I went through it all, and I came out the other end," she mused.
© Evan AgostiniTouching on her famous make-under, she quipped: "I've done big make-up looks, I've done big clothing looks, hair, big fuzzy hats, corsets, rock stars. I don't know. I feel like I’ve had a big romantic life. I've had a lot of wildness. And I've found that, right now, for me, just being in nature and being myself is a wild move."
