
Pamela Anderson Wears Custom Jacquemus for BAFTAs 2025 Red Carpet
Pamela Anderson wore a custom white Jacquemus gown with a bardot neckline on the 2025 BAFTAs red carpet at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.
Set to present an award at the British film ceremony, Anderson’s floor-length dress was look 38 from Jacquemus’ fall 2025 show. Made of écrus stretch mousseline, the corseted gown featured ruching and a sweeping train. “The Last Showgirl” actress paired white bow-topped heels from the brand and a teardrop diamond necklace with her look.
Anderson has been spotted in various all-white looks recently. On January 28, she wore a white frilly blouse and skirt to Chanel’s spring 2025 couture fashion show in Paris, describing it as “creamy dreamy” to WWD. Anderson also discussed scoring her first Golden Globe nomination for her role in “The Last Showgirl.”

“Reinvention is the key to eternal youth. It’s never too late to start again or pick up where you left off or start at all,” she explained. “I’m happy that I’m still challenging myself. It’s been a great year and I’m enjoying the moment.”
Two days before, she arrived at the Jacquemus fall 2025 show in a white oversized poplin button down and matching pleated skirt. There, she wore the same slingback kitten heels as she did at the BAFTAs, but in black.
Continuing her minimal makeup streak, Anderson looked radiant with dewy skin and rosy lip gloss. In January 2024, she became the co-owner of vegan skincare line Sonsie, and in October, she launched her first co-created product line. Encompassing a cleanser, a moisture mask, a super serum and a lip balm, Anderson told WWD that the line was inspired by her rose garden at her home in Vancouver.

“I start each day when I’m home in my rose garden, so I felt, ‘How do I bring that with me?’” she said. “I do make a rose hip oil, and I wanted to bring that into the skin care line.”
The Cleansing Mousse is formulated with rose hip essence, ginger root extract and natural bisabolol, which reduces inflammation. It retails for $32.
“It’s light enough and nourishing enough where it’s not stripping your face, which was really important to me,” Anderson added. “I have super sensitive skin, and my skin has never been better right now without wearing so much makeup and just wearing the products, my skin’s getting better all the time.”
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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