Pamela Anderson made a striking entrance at the Kering Foundation's Caring for Women Dinner in New York, wearing a sleek black Gucci gown. The custom dress featured a demure long-sleeve neckline at the front, but revealed a daring open back and a dramatic hip-high slit.
The 59-year-old actress paired the floor-length gown with sheer black stockings and glossy pointed-toe pumps, completing the leggy ensemble with a glittering clutch. Her signature platinum blond curls were styled softly, complemented by minimal makeup, aligning with her recent stripped-back beauty aesthetic.
The Gucci gown, which debuted on the house's fall 2026 runway under artistic director Demna, was styled by Anderson with nods to the runway presentation. This appearance came shortly after Anderson's return from the Venice Film Festival, where she premiered her road trip film "Place to Be."
While in Venice, Anderson showcased a more colorful red carpet style, featuring outfits from designers like Oscar de la Renta and Calvin Klein Collection. Her appearance at the Kering Foundation dinner marked a departure into a classic Little Black Dress silhouette.
The Kering Foundation's annual gala, which kicked off New York Fashion Week, supports organizations working to end gender-based violence. The event also saw appearances from other notable figures, including Dakota Johnson, Salma Hayek, and Paris Hilton, all of whom wore designs from Kering-owned brands.