Pamela Anderson just gave this 'grandma' accessory a Hollywood makeover

Pamela Anderson shared a glorious video of herself in her garden earlier this week, on the coast of Canada. 

The mother-of-two looked blissfully relaxed in the backyard of her seven-acre renovated home in Ladysmith, wearing a delightful new outfit which consisted of a pure white, sleeveless dress. Comfort is key for the Hollywood superstar, and she added a pair of cosy Ugg boots. Alongside her bohemian number was a pretty headscarf. 

The humble hair accessory helped keep her platinum blonde hair away from her face, and it was neatly nestled over her messy bun. As always, Pamela kept her glowing face free from cosmetics of any kind. "Live romantically wherever you are…" she penned.

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A headscarf is sometimes declared a grandmother-type accessory, due to the fact that older generations of movie stars such as Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn loved it. However, it is actually a highly durable item and looks instantly elegant, particularly when tied underneath the nape of the neck. 

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Pamela, however, gave her headscarf a folklore makeover, even picking a pink flower from her garden and placing it behind her ear. 

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The former wife of Tommy Lee cites her garden as her sanctuary. "The garden is my re-entry back to myself. To begin again … it's how the garden works. It's full of inspiration. When in doubt, I put my sun hat on, my gardening gloves, boots, and grab my clippers and a harvest basket and head down to my garden by the sea," she told Homes & Gardens.

Pamela's natural life

Pamela first stepped out without makeup in September 2023, and has been publicly championed for embracing the natural beauty look ever since. "A lot of my career was about physicality, and it's been a journey," Pamela exclusively told HELLO! in 2024.

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Reflecting on her journey, she added: "But it's also been part of the reason why I've kind of done this experiment with myself; just to peel it all back, remember who I am, and not be defined by what people do to me, but defined by what I do, and just to have passion for the work and not become bitter or jaded, still finding joy in the process, in life and in this business," she mused.