
Pamela Anderson’s Floral Dress Mirrors Sonsie’s Garden-inspired Pop-up
On Saturday afternoon, Pamela Anderson attended her vegan beauty brand Sonsie’s SoHo pop-up in a floral look, which felt right at home with the store’s garden-inspired interior.
Dressing on-theme, the “Baywatch” alum opted for a patterned number from Texas-based slow fashion brand Magnolia Pearl. Made from 100% cotton, Anderson’s vintage-inspired dress consisted of a relaxed fit, a square neckline, a lace-adorned trim throughout and pleating. Meanwhile, the distressed hem played up the silhouette’s lived-in appearance. And the florals didn’t stop there. Anderson topped off the look with an eye-grabbing floral printed bucket hat.
A fashion risk-taker, the model slipped into a pair of quirky, bright green ladybug-printed knee-high tights, also hailing from Magnolia Pearl. From there, Anderson grounded the bold hosiery with understated brown leather pumps. Per usual, the actress opted out of makeup.

This was the second floral Magnolia Pearl dress Anderson wore in the span of 48 hours. For the pop-up on Friday, “The Last Showgirl” actress arrived in a white off-the-shoulder midi frock splashed with a colorful floral motif. Crafted from cotton and eyelet fabric, the gown was paired with white tights and brown suede square-toe heels. Anderson was snapped by the paparazzi on her way to the event, bundled up in a long light grey Retori coat and oversized sunglasses.

Powered by Shopify, Anderson’s RSVP-only Sonsie pop-up kicked off on Friday and runs until Sunday. As it turns out, the nature-themed space was inspired by Anderson’s own Vancouver Island garden. Inside, guests explored the vegan skin care brand’s new products, the Adapt Cream and Basic Balm in Sugar-dipped Rhubarb, while sipping on SunLife Organics’ garden-green iced matcha lattes and enjoying treats from Chloe, Chloe Coscarelli’s Bleecker Street restaurant.
Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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