Pamela Anderson Revived A Jazz Age Hairstyle & It's Such A Shift From Her '90s Bombshell Look

Age doesn't stop you from being a trailblazer and Pamela Anderson has proven this. The "Baywatch" star has remained the centerpiece of almost every red carpet she's ever strutted on, looking like a total goddess as she did so. And now Anderson has turned heads once again for reviving a vintage hairstyle at the 2026 Venice Film Festival, which is a fitting next step in Pamela Anderson's hair transformation through the years. 

The Golden Globe nominee effortlessly embodied the flapper aesthetic. Her white-blond hair was curled and gelled to perfection, with the characteristic finger waves that looked straight out of a 1920s photo ad. The sleek style was no doubt a significant departure from the look Anderson has long been famous for; a high-volume bombshell blowout. But it's surely one that will be remembered.

And what a look it was. "The Last Showgirl" star paired this vintage style with an off-the-shoulder, vibrant yellow Carolina Herrera silk evening gown with a long train in the back. To top it all off, she adorned herself with 48 carats worth of diamonds. If Anderson's goal was to make sure you couldn't look away, then she's definitely accomplished it.

There's no denying Pamela Anderson's style transformation has been a sight to see. But it's clear she has also executed her hair looks perfectly, and her 2026 Venice Film Festival appearance wasn't the first time she rocked a vintage hairstyle. For the amfAR gala in early September 2026, Anderson wowed in a vivid, rich orange silk Calvin Klein dress, but her stunning hair was also a fashion moment in and of itself. 

The "Borat" star exuded '60s glamour with her large barrel curls curved inward. The simple style channeled the sensuality of Old Hollywood stars Brigitte Bardot and Jayne Mansfield with enviable ease. If the big bouncy blowout represented her free-spirited '90s "Baywatch" era, then this new look arguably represents a shift to a more mature, refined beauty. Anderson has truly personified what it means to age with confidence, and that it extends to looking however you wish, in whatever makes you comfortable.

For the '90s icon, being able to experiment with different styles is about more than impressing the cameras. "For me, hair is an expressive tool," she told People in 2025. 'It's kind of evolved over the last few projects; it's exciting."