It's been wonderful to see Pamela Anderson lighting up the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival 2026, and the beautiful 59-year-old has donned some eye-catching, high-end outfits.
On Monday, the blonde beauty was pictured arriving at the Hotel Excelsior Venice Lido Pier during the famed film festival. Looking like a picture of sartorial elegance, the mother of two wore a black tailored suit, a chic pie-crust blouse, and finished it off with a pair of Hollywood-esque big shades.
© Getty ImagesHer face appeared makeup-free, and her famed platinum blonde locks were brushed back effortlessly. But we couldn't help but notice that she was sporting a rosy pink lip colour, complete with lip liner, even though the star essentially gave up makeup on the red carpet back in 2023.
© FilmMagicThe rosebud-toned lip combination gave her pout a soft, pillowy look. This appears to have been a temporary decision, as a few hours before, at the amfAR Gala Venezia, Pamela's lips were totally nude and free from any lipstick.
© Getty ImagesLip liner in particular was always a huge part of the star's makeup look back in the '90s. Created by her then-longtime makeup artist, Alexis Vogel, it was thought she used the MAC Cosmetics lip pencil in 'Spice'.
© WireImagePlump your pout like Pamela
Lip liner prevents one's lipstick from bleeding, balances out the shape, and builds volume, particularly if you draw the line slightly over your natural lip line, like Pamela appears to have done in this new outing.
The lowdown on Pamela's skincare brand, Sonsie
We're pretty sure that Pamela's fresh visage on the red carpet is due to applying various items from her skincare brand, Sonsie, the vegan and cruelty-free company she acquired with her sons Brandon Thomas Lee and Dylan Jagger Lee in 2024.
© Getty Images for ShopifyHer philosophy behind the brand mirrors her wider approach to ageing: care for the skin rather than wage war against it. Pamela summed it up simply earlier this year: "Sonsie is the glow that comes from being comfortable in your own skin. To me, true beauty is about celebrating authenticity. I want to look like myself, feel like myself, and that means taking care of myself on my terms," she wrote on her website.
