Pamela Anderson went the monochrome route for her attire on Tuesday during her appearance on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” The Golden Globe-nominated actress discussed her forthcoming film “The Last Showgirl” and more.
Anderson wore a trenchcoat and suit-inspired maxidress courtesy of Toteme. The satin dress featured a straight, double-breasted silhouette complete with buttons, slip pockets and detachable belts at the cuffs.
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Anderson continued her monochrome motif with sheer black tights and black patent leather heels. The actress opted for minimal accessories, favoring a few dainty rings to complete her look and forgoing other pieces of jewelry.
As for her glam, Anderson continued her makeup-free look and styled her blond tresses in a straight style with her new fringe to frame her face. Prior to Sunday’s Golden Globe Awards, for which the actress wore a black Oscar de la Renta gown, Anderson revealed during the Eye on the Red Carpet show that she cut her new fringe herself.
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The 2025 Golden Globe Awards marked a major milestone for the actress. Anderson earned her first Golden Globe nomination for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture, Drama for her work in the Gia Coppola-directed picture.
“I’m so happy for Pamela, because I feel like she really deserves it,” Coppola told WWD in September 2024. “She’s such a wonderful, beautiful person inside and out. And, you know, I saw her documentary, and that really proved to me that she was the only person that could play this character. And I’m just so happy that she is getting to prove and show off her talents that were always within her, that I think the media always kind of diminished.”
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“The Last Showgirl” follows Shelly (Anderson) after the Las Vegas show she’s been part of for decades abruptly closes following 30 years onstage. Anderson costars alongside Brenda Song, Kiernan Shipka, Dave Bautista and Oscar-winner Jamie Lee Curtis. The film hits theaters Friday.
