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From red jersey to leather corset: the hot style of Pamela Anderson in 17 photos

2022-02-09T06:04:43.640Z


From the mythical red swimsuit to tight dresses and iconic hats, the Canadian actress has dared outfits that marked her career and the 1990s. Back in pictures on her most unforgettable looks.


Each decade has its "atomic bomb", and Pamela Anderson is undeniably that of the 1990s. Blonde hair, incendiary silhouette, sulphurous eyes, this 25-year-old Canadian at the time bursts the small screen in the television series

Alerte à Malibu

broadcast in 1992. The interpreter of CJ Parker, a young rescuer at sea with a big heart, made her swimsuit a high-cut red piece a cultural reference.

And unquestionably the most mythical of her looks, which have often marked the spirits.

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson on the set of

Baywatch

in her legendary red swimsuit.

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Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson and her pink fur hat at the MTV Awards.

(Los Angeles, September 9, 1999.)

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Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Actress Pamela Anderson bet on a gigantic hat to accessorize her red and black transparent dress at the American Music Awards, in the company of her husband at the time, Tommy Lee.

(Los Angeles, January 27, 1997.)

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Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson turned heads as she arrived by yacht at the Cannes Film Festival in a tight leather corset.

(Cannes, May 31, 1995.)

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Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

Pamela Anderson in 17 iconic looks

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17 pictures

For the Cannes Film Festival in 1995, Pamela Anderson made a grand entrance aboard a yacht, wearing a low-cut black leather corset and matching tight pants.

All paired with high boots, a pair of gloves and sunglasses: a look inspired by the femme fatale character she played in the film

Barb Wire

, which was released the following year.

Second degree

No rest when your name is Pamela Anderson in the 1990s: in 1997, we find her on the arm of her husband at the time, Tommy Lee, drummer of the glam-metal band Mötley Crüe, on the red carpet of the American Music Awards.

For the occasion, she's betting on a wacky outfit: a long transparent black and red high-necked dress, accompanied by a gigantic black hat.

It won't be the last time the actress chooses bizarre headwear, like this pink, furry piece paired with a white corset and sequin pants at the 1999 MTV Awards. A silhouette so iconic that even Kim Kardashian wanted to recreate it for Halloween in 2018.

In video, Pamela Anderson and Nicole Eggert in "Alert to Malibu"

Sexy and tight

She has made it her fashion signature: each of Pamela Anderson's appearances is made with great reinforcements of pronounced necklines and wide slits.

In 2002, for the American Music Awards, it was in a silver chainmail ensemble that she caused a sensation.

Split on both sides, her low-waisted skirt reveals the top of her thighs.

Three years later, it is in a tight red micro-dress that she ignites the anniversary evening of the Virgin Atlantic airline.

Pamela Anderson, or the assumed sexy.

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