Pamela Anderson brought a touch of Old Hollywood glamour to the 2026 CFDA Awards on Monday, while staying with the pared-back beauty look she has favored in recent years.
At the American Museum of Natural History, Anderson wore a black halter dress with a feathered neckline, accessorized with a white satin clutch patterned with polka dots and black heels with feather details. Her short platinum-blond hair was swept into a voluminous updo, with curls pulled away from her face and lifted at the crown. Hairstylist Jacob Rozenberg and assistant Michaella Garfinkel created the look using Biolage products.
Her makeup remained understated, with a glossy raspberry lip, a little mascara and light pink blush. Anderson has said she prefers not to wear much makeup in her personal life. In 2023, she announced that she would no longer get professionally glammed for high-profile appearances, following the death of her makeup artist Alexis Vogel in 2019. She has occasionally worn more makeup since, including eye makeup by Pat McGrath in September.
Anderson is also a cofounder and owner of skincare brand Sonsie, which she joined in January 2024. Earlier this month, she discussed the brand’s limited-edition lip balm collection with WWD. Its shades and flavors were inspired by crops she grows in her backyard. Anderson has described skincare as a source of confidence, while emphasizing that her preference for a bare-faced look is personal rather than a rejection of makeup.
Sources: WWD.