Pamela Anderson continued her active participation in the 83rd Venice Film Festival, making stylish appearances on Monday following a notable red carpet event. The 59-year-old actress was seen boarding a water taxi near the Hotel Excelsior, dressed in a black suit paired with a white frilly blouse, accessorized with black sunglasses.
Anderson is in Venice to promote her new film, "Place to Be," and is also scheduled to receive an award at the amfAR Gala. On Sunday evening, she attended the gala in a striking bright orange satin dress, complemented by a floor-length matching shawl. She completed the ensemble with grey pointed-toe heels and styled her blonde hair in classic curls.
The actress, known for her natural aesthetic in recent years, opted for a makeup-free look at the red carpet event. She was accompanied at the amfAR Gala by singer Mimi Webb, who wore a silver embellished gown.
Anderson gained fame in the 1990s for her role as C.J. Parker on "Baywatch," appearing in 77 episodes and later reprising the character in the 2003 film "Baywatch: Hawaiian Wedding." Reflecting on her time on the show, she described it as a great job that provided significant worldwide exposure, but stated she has no plans to return to the series.
Her current focus is on new projects, including an upcoming dark comedy film titled "Rosebush Pruning." Anderson expressed a desire to explore diverse roles and make bold choices to surprise audiences and herself, indicating she is considering various opportunities, including potential theater work. She emphasized that her priority is to engage with different characters and not simply fill her schedule.