After the 2025 Golden Globes, a makeup-free Pamela Anderson appeared snuggled up in New York City as she exhibited her winter dressing in cozy outfits. On Tuesday, Anderson was out and about in the city, layered up top to bottom as she switched from one fit to another after spending the weekend in sunny Los Angeles. For her daytime attire, she rocked different shades of blue in a monochromatic coat, pants, and blazer. That evening, the star stepped out again in Soho in a gorgeous Tory Burch fit.
Pamela Anderson embraces going makeup-free in two winter-friendly looks
Pamela Anderson, who has embraced going makeup-free for quite some time, recently let her natural beauty shine in two outfits suitable for winter dressing in NYC. First, she walked around Hudson Square in a monochromatic attire, which comprised blue high-waisted trousers and a blouse in a darker shade with an asymmetric neckline. Anderson layered the look with a navy blue oversized coat that she didn’t wear but carried on her shoulders. She completed the set with square-toe black pumps and added gloves to beat the chills.
Later that evening, Anderson had another outing as she headed out to attend a screening of her film, “The Last Showgirl,” at the Soho House. For this occasion, she donned a Tory Burch wool coat and pants set with a pair of classy brown boots. The outfit was from the luxury American fashion brand’s Resort 25 Ready-to-Wear collection. The coat consisted of massive front pockets and full sleeves which almost entirely covered her arms reaching way beyond her palms. The actor then styled her blonde locks into a loose hairdo.
Previously, Pamela Anderson nailed another makeup-free look by dressing in an Oscar de la Renta gown for the Golden Globes 2025. She styled the stunning all-black attire with opera gloves, arriving at the event as a nominee for her role in “The Last Showgirl” in the Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama category. The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last year.
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