Though the rules of airport dressing might appear to be set in stone, there’s actually far more flexibility to these arbitrary conventions when it comes to travelling in summer. For starters, the adage of wearing your heaviest items of clothing on the plane becomes obsolete when the thickest fabric you might be wearing on your holiday is linen. More so, the concept of wearing anything that might contribute to the overall weight of your checked baggage seems redundant altogether, especially when your itinerary calls for frisky hemlines, balmy sandals and dreamy slips. So, the inevitable question remains then, what quantifies a reasonable summer airport outfit?

Look to the most tasteful people at any terminal, and you’ll realise they adhere to several cardinal rules when it comes to piecing together a functional and fashion-forward summer airport outfit. The paramount consideration for any flight will always be comfort, so relying on a foundation of well-established wardrobe staples will prove integral to feeling more put together when soaring 30,000 feet above the ground. A T-shirt is always a solid starting point as the crisp structure and neutral colour serve as a blank canvas for you to build a noteworthy ensemble around. Stovepipe jeans or silk-taffeta trousers will always prove useful, too, as they will provide structure and elegance, particularly when everyone else around you is passing through security in casual sweatpants and elasticated hems.

However, the most fundamental point of a sturdy and chic summer airport outfit is its ability to quickly assimilate into the stylings of the locals in whatever destination you’re visiting. Any discerning passenger knows little time should be wasted fussing about getting changed when you land, and that’s not even considering the fact that most hotel rooms aren’t ready these days until the late afternoon. This might sound hyperbolic, but a superb summer airport outfit will be one that’s stripped back to the bare necessities, allowing you to reconstruct a whole new silhouette by layering on that blissful oversized shirt you packed to wear by the pool or switching out your sturdy trainers for the functional flats you envisioned trotting around all trip. A look that allows you to hit the town running, if you will.

With summer firmly here, those plans for weekend getaways, mini city breaks or long sojourns a stone’s throw from some tranquil body of water are only inching closer, meaning that a visit to the airport is for certain. Still, there have already been quite a few notable summer airport outfits courtesy of the hardworking celebrity style set to inspire your own. As you’ll see, their attire follows this framework, proving that sophistication and practicality can be mutually exclusive, even if you’re at the departure gate. Talk about a tasteful takeoff…

6 Summer 2026 Airport Outfit Ideas to Replicate on Your Next Flight

1. Basque-Waist Dress + Ballet Flats + Doctor's Bag

Style Notes: Taking cues from the bygone days of glamorous arrivals looks, Daisy Edgar-Jones shows that comfort need not equate with track pants and a matching zip-up hoodie. This ensemble is perfect for flights that touch down at midday, as all you’ll need to do is quickly swipe on some lipliner, spritz yourself with some tuberose perfume and run a comb through your hair to be set for an afternoon filled with long lunches and casual strolls.

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2. Quarter-Zip Knit + Baggy Jeans + Suede Bag

Style Notes: The label “basics” to describe something that’s a simplistic cornerstone of one’s wardrobe can often imply that that piece is inherently “boring”. But to the trained eye, an exact combination of sartorial fundamentals can actually seem like it’s just stepped off the runway or red carpet, as is the case for Jennie Kim, who wore the opening look of Chanel’s 2026 Métiers d'Art collection.

The silhouette itself was worn in the New York-set presentation by Indian supermodel-in-the-making Bhavitha Mandava and was actually inspired by the look she wore when she was scouted while standing on a subway platform in Brooklyn. (She later wore a Haute Couture iteration of the jeans and quarter-zip jumper to the Met Gala back in May.) So, the next time you reach for that tank top or pair of straight-leg jeans, remind yourself that there’s far more significance to these staples than meets the eye.

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3. Oversized Long-Sleeve T-Shirt + Tailored Bermuda Shorts + Mesh Flats

Style Notes: The definition of off-duty, Margot Robbie seemed to stoke controversy when she landed at L.A.X wearing something more suitable to Melrose Avenue than the Tom Bradley International Terminal. However, as we’ve discussed at great length, the contrast between the street-forward mesh flats and tailored Bermuda shorts and her setting makes this such a compelling ensemble. Perhaps you’ll want to bring socks for when you’re going through the full-body scanner...

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4. Opera Coat + Tank Dress + Top Handle Bag

Style Notes: The most refined amongst us will take any opportunity to dress up, which is exactly why Simone Ashley decided to channel her inner ‘90s fashion icon by arriving at the Nice Côte d'Azur airport in the spirit of Naomi Campbell arriving in Paris by private jet, her arms full of bespoke Louis Vuitton luggage. Because why shouldn’t your holiday outfits begin from the moment you leave the house, not the second you arrive at your destination?

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5. Graphic T-Shirt + Capri Leggings + Peep-Toe Mules

Style Notes: Those with taste are acutely aware of how minute details can transform your entire look. Take French actress Adèle Exarchopoulos, for instance. In any other circumstance, her decision to wear capri leggings with a top emblazoned with the face of her Blue Is the Warmest Colour co-star, Léa Seydoux, could easily look like something one might wear to a Pilates class. But styling it with peep-toe mules, ‘90s-esque rimless glasses and a pendant choker necklace imbued it with that je ne sais quoi that’s just so coveted about Parisienne sensibilities.

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6. Crew-Neck Jumper + Linen Trousers + Basket Bag

Style Notes: Travelling in the summer is also a test of endurance. That is to say, how many times can you style an item of clothing before you need a brief respite? Here, Pamela Anderson highlights that packing light doesn’t have to mean carelessly, showcasing that a pair of linen trousers can look as seamless at baggage reclaim as it does by the beach, especially when they’re styled with a balmy basket bag and brisk knit jumper.

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More so than ever before has the concept of taste been mired in discourse. To me, however, the notion of possessing great taste is akin to having enough life experience to distinguish between something that’s trending, passé, or pastiche, and to know the precise contexts that suit each best. So, when it comes to fashion, that’s why I always look to those slightly older than myself for inspiration.

This summer, specifically, I’m turning to a set of over-50s style savants for guidance on how to dress, using their personal sartorial philosophies as a lens to filter out anything that could easily date, appear trite or simply convey that I’m replicating some niche aesthetic espoused as “in” on the internet.

As far as seasons go, those over 50 really do summer trends best. In part because they’ve had close to five decades to cultivate and hone a wardrobe that complements them, but also because the warm weather invites a more minimalistic approach that’s more in keeping with how many quinquagenarians like to dress.

Whilst many Gen Zers like myself often find ourselves asking tedious questions when putting together an ensemble to ensure what we wear reflects our self-expression—like whether this piece of clothing is truly “me”—those over 50 tend to be less pensive. With more impulsivity and spontaneity, their looks are instilled with a sense of quiet confidence and effortless elegance.

Still, if you’re looking for practical tips from this cohort, there’s a lot to be gleaned. The primary lesson is to never overlook the power of a solid basic, which is something the likes of Cindy Crawford and Jennifer Aniston have proved time and time again with their adoration for a pair of sturdy denim jeans and crisp white t-shirts.

Because, ultimately, the bona fide way to express that you have good taste is to study the masters, learn their techniques and apply what resonates with you most. Miuccia Prada said it best when she said, “Study, study, study. Learn, watch movies, look at art, read literature.” Or, in this case, scroll through for a comprehensive breakdown of the 6 key summer trends those over 50s will be wearing all season long.

6 Chic Over 50s Summer 2026 Fashion Trends

1. White Skirts

Style Notes: White skirts have been a mainstay in summer for nearly a century. Though the calf-grazing length can sometimes feel a bit matronly—perhaps due to its connotations with nurse uniforms, which is a trope Prada reinforced in its autumn/winter 2023 collection—stars like Demi Moore and former J.CREW creative director, Jenna Lyons is proving just how versatile the trend is this season. Pair with everything from a ribbed tank top and suede ballet flats to structured tailoring and oversized sunglasses.

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2. Dark Wash Jeans

Style Notes: Though the natural inclination when the temperature rises is to wear lighter hues that match this climatic mood, stars like Tracee Ellis Ross are making a case for subverting the norm. Indeed, opting for dark-wash jeans rendered in rich-looking indigo shade, like the Pattern Beauty founder has for Dior’s recent Cruise 2027 collection presentation in Los Angeles, adds a depth and sense of intrigue to your look. Plus, for moments when monochrome, all-black dressing starts to wane, this colour scheme offers a point of difference, while still retaining the same qualities.

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3. Royal Purple Hues

Style Notes: In a similar vein, royal purple palettes have become one of the most commanding colours of summer. This makes sense considering it’s the scion of two of the biggest shades of the year (tomato red and cobalt blue), but for those after something a little more enigmatic while still capturing the trend cycle, this colour does it all. Already traipsing down the runway, from magnetic plums at Prada to vibrant violets at Balenciaga, follow in suit through sheer touches, lightweight knits and functional base layers.

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4. Oversized Shirting

Style Notes: The button-down shirt is fashion’s workhorse. Dependable, practical and often overlooked, this is a staple that serves as the canvas for so many looks, whether it be something more proper for office settings or deliciously languid for holidays. This summer, the stylish over-50s are thrusting it back into the spotlight. Perennially appealing with a loose-cut insouciance, style with stovepipe jeans and slingbacks or that white skirt you picked up earlier in the article.

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5. Classic LBDs

Style Notes: To have great taste is to invest in something that will only get better with time. Such is the case with the classic little black dress. Though not specifically a trend, given its universal appeal and timeless status, it is a silhouette that’s currently garnering interest again. Blame it on Mattheiu Blazy turning our attention back to Gabrielle Chanel and the origins of the house, but this renewed attraction only serves to prove how enduring and chic this style is. Wear at long al fresco lunches, casual days perusing vintage boutiques or evening soirees.

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6. Basket Bags

Style Notes: With age comes wisdom, like the knowledge that sometimes investing in a humble basket bag is just as sufficient as purchasing the latest designer bag. At least, that is the case for some of the most stylish over-50s, choosing to go down the path paved by Jane Birkin in the ‘60s. More subtle and refined, be it raffia or woven leather, these basket bags add a charming touch and Côte d'Azur breeziness that’s so essential for summer.

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If you're looking to refresh your wardrobe with a hard-working buy, a white cotton blouse is one of the smartest purchases you can make. Lightweight, breathable and always elegant, I find myself recommending one whenever a summer wardrobe dilemma arises.

And proving just how chic the staple can look, Pamela Anderson stepped out this week wearing a particularly elegant take on the trend. Styling a crisp white sleeveless blouse with matching long-line Bermuda shorts, she gave the classic summer staple an elevated feel. Finished with a carefully curated stack of Pandora jewellery and a butter yellow bag, this might be one of my favourite outfits I’ve seen her wear.

Whilst white cotton dresses will always have their place during the warmer months, Pamela’s coordinated two-piece offered a more elevated alternative. Considered without appearing over-styled, the two-piece look delivers all the ease of a throw-on summer dress but with a sharper, more polished finish.

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Instead of pairing my go-to knits with breezy skirts or tailored trousers, I’ve found myself returning to something far simpler over and over again. This spring, my favourite knits feel their coolest when styled with mid-wash, straight-leg jeans.

Understated yet always chic, the pairing captures a polished, off-duty energy that minimalists do so well. Making my case, I spotted Pamela Anderson wearing the very combination, styling a navy knit anchored by classic straight-leg blue jeans. Without trying too hard, her look felt relaxed, but considered, with an I-want-to-wear-this-every-day kind of energy.

While bootcut silhouettes have been gaining momentum this season, '90s style straight-leg denim remains the true constant. Its clean lines make it the perfect counterbalance to soft, slouchy knitwear. As relevant now as ever, this pairing carries a subtle, coastal nonchalance. It’s ideally suited to those in-between spring days, bright and energetic, but not without a chill.

Unlike more directional denim shapes, straight-leg jeans resist the cycle. Scroll on to discover the chicest styles to shop now.

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Trust Pamela Anderson to arrive at the airport in one of the chicest in-flight looks I can recall. Boarding her flight in a French-girl kind of way, Pamela Anderson crafted a sleek, comfortable look elevated by her Parisian-inspired accessories.

Beginning with the French girl's perennial favourite, Pamela slipped into a pair of white trainers. Practical enough for navigating terminals, the minimalist silhouette offers the comfort and ease that travel-heavy days call for—all the while keeping things uncomplicated and sleek. Often sighted on the feet of the chicest French women, this shoe trend pairs as well with their favourite straight-leg jeans as it does with Pamela's breezy white trousers.

Equally noteworthy was her choice of carry-on. Forgoing the standard wheeled suitcase, she opted instead for an oversized raffia tote. Spacious enough to house travel essentials whilst adding texture and interest too, it’s the chic, summer-ready upgrade that the most stylish dressers will be travelling with soon.

Layered over an all-white base, Pamela's unfussy, cohesive outfit has inspired my airport styling from here on out. Scroll on to shop the white trainers and raffia totes that capture Pamela’s airport aesthetic below.

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Here's a sentence I never thought I'd write: Pamela Anderson and I have the same facialist. While the star doesn't normally opt for getting-ready treatments in the traditional sense—I'm told she rarely gets facials—she decided to see Jess Bowers for a hydrating, sculpting session ahead of New York Fashion Week. (Anderson attended the Tory Burch show, then is jetting off to film a new project.) Not that she needs my stamp of approval, but I'd say an hour with Bowers is an amazing call. With a cozy studio hidden in the West Village and a massage-based protocol that makes you feel so relaxed you're practically floating off the treatment bed, Bowers is the aesthetician I go to whenever I want to quietly disassociate from reality—an "IYKYK" facialist of the highest regard, in my humble opinion. It seems Anderson would agree, as she deems the experience her "dream facial."

"It was such a relaxing, releasing facial, especially after just finishing a film and before fashion week gets going," Anderson exclusively tells Who What Wear. "We all carry stress in our faces, and it takes time to truly wind down. At one point I even fell asleep, which says everything." Bowers doesn't use a ton of nifty gadgets or tools, but that's the beauty of her massage-based treatments: Her own two hands supply the sculpting power. And for what it's worth, I too have drifted off under Bowers's magic touch.

Of course, she used Sonsie skincare products for the entire regimen. "It was the first time I used just five products in a facial, and it was so easy," Bowers tells me shortly after leaving Anderson's hotel room. "The products have such great slip that I was able to keep massaging, going a little bit deeper to give her that deep sculpt and lift." First, however, Bowers kicked off the treatment with a relaxing head massage. "Your face doesn't end at the hairline," Bowers notes, referring to the delicate nerves and muscles in your scalp. Any tension up top can pull on your facial skin and contribute to wrinkles down the line, so she always starts her treatments by releasing any tightness. "I think calming all that also makes the skin more malleable," she notes.

After cleansing her skin with Sonsie's Cleansing Mousse, she massaged in the Super Serum followed by the Adapt Cream, making sure to float her hands in an upward motion, especially along the jawline and cheekbones. "The Adapt Cream really tones down the redness. Using it as a mask within the facial—because I used so much of it—really helps even out the skin tone," Bowers adds. The cream has a green pigment, which instantly neutralizes redness—a great way to subtly color-correct without wearing a stitch of makeup. "I don't wear a lot of makeup—or any makeup most of the time," Anderson told us back in October, noting that the green-tinged cream is "nice to even out [her] skin tone."

Next, Bowers covered Anderson's eyes with a weighted eye mask before giving her yet another head massage. (In case you can't tell, there's a lot of hands-on manipulation in Bowers's protocol!) She followed up with an organic cold cotton compress, plus cryo ice globes for instant de-puffing power. "[Cryo sticks] always feel good on top of a sheet mask or a wet piece of cloth," Bowers notes. After drying off her skin, she applied Sonsie's Multi Moisture Cream and performed yet another (!) massage, this time with mushroom-shaped crystals for lift and lymphatic drainage. Two layers of moisturizer isn't always necessary, but Bowers wanted to make sure Anderson's skin was nice and plump as she braved NYC's icy winds. Plus, "She's filming something right after [fashion week] so I made sure we did a lot of hydration," Bowers adds.

A layer of lip balm (Sonsie's Basic Balm, an editor favorite), and she was all set. "[I wanted to help her] really relax, look her best, and give her skin that looks hydrated and plump," Bowers shares. Considering Anderson practically radiated from the front row—also sporting a platinum shag with eyelash-grazing fringe—I'd say she absolutely nailed the assignment.

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"I'm going to France tomorrow, and I really don't know what I'm going to do with my hair," Pamela Anderson tells me over Zoom back in September. "I haven't really been tied to one look. I like to change it up. … That's what's fun about being an actress. When you jump into a new film, you can be a completely different person, and sometimes, that bleeds into your real life. So we'll see."

And see we did. It turns out the Naked Gun star would attend Paris Fashion Week with an internet-breaking copper shag in preparation for her upcoming role in Michael Cera's Love Is Not the Answer. For the time being, however, Anderson is blonde, bobbed, and buzzing over Sonsie's latest launch: Adapt Cream (£58), a barrier-strengthening moisturiser that smooths skin texture, boosts radiance, and instantly neutralises redness with an earthy hue.

According to Anderson, the cream has also made her sunspots less noticeable. "I've always been a sun worshipper—I have been my whole life. I think it's still very important to be out in the sun," she caveats. "But over time, [the cream] fades sunspots. It nourishes your skin. It helps protect the collagen in your skin."

It does so with a specific strain of bacillus ferment that grows in Spain's Río Tinto, which is colloquially called "Mars on Earth" due to its extremely acidic conditions. That bacterial strain has learned to adapt to the river's harsh environment, and it's actually been found to help skin adapt to its own stressors, like dehydration and a weakened skin barrier. With a 2.5% peptide-glycerin blend to increase collagen production and repair UV damage, the formula coddles your skin's natural defence system, making it more resilient. (Read: dewy and bright.) Take it from Anderson. "My skin—I feel like it's better than it's ever been," she declares.

She uses the cream in the morning ("I do everything in the morning," she says) after washing her face with Sonsie's Cleansing Mousse (£32) and applying the Super Serum (£63), which she says already gives her an incredible glow. The Adapt Cream (£58), with its green pigment, has a noticeable immediate redness-reducing effect that's great for layering underneath makeup or subtly colour-correcting on bare-faced days. "I really love the cleanser, the serum, the moisture cream, and the lip balm (£28). I thought that [routine] was perfect," Anderson admits. "But this [cream] is interesting because I don't wear a lot of makeup—or any makeup most of the time. It's nice to even out your skin tone, so I'm really surprised and excited about it."

Feel free to also spot-treat with the skin-balancing formula if you feel so inclined. "You can use this as an eye cream!" Anderson offers. "I use it all over my face, but [you could use it] on a dry patch or just where you need a little more love. This is something that really works to help those areas."

The cream is also home compostable. Its jar is made from Vivomer, a plastic-free, 100% biodegradable material that's designed to break down in healthy home compost within 52 weeks. Anderson can quite literally toss it in her thriving garden compost once it's empty—yes, really. "Vivomer is unique because it's safe for soil, marine environments, and even landfill conditions," explains Kailey Bradt, Sonsie's newly appointed CEO (who also created waterless haircare brand Susteau). "Wherever it ends up, it will naturally biodegrade back into organic matter without leaving behind microplastics. It's truly a circular packaging material, and we're excited to showcase sustainability that is as effortless and intuitive as your skincare routine." Before you ask, yes, the jar is completely shelf-stable, so rest assured it won't start breaking down before you're ready to rinse and dispose of it.

Essentially, the new Sonsie hero is adaptable in every sense of the word—for your skin and for the planet. It's a fitting launch for Anderson at this moment, as she's "just kind of going with the flow" when it comes to autumn hair transformations. "I really don't know what my next incarnation is," she says mere weeks before debuting her redheaded venture. From her feathery waves at Mugler to the side-slicked style she donned at Tom Ford, the iconic blonde has adapted to the new hair era quite flawlessly—very on-brand.

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"I'm going to France tomorrow, and I really don't know what I'm going to do with my hair," Pamela Anderson tells me over Zoom back in September. "I haven't really been tied to one look. I like to change it up. … That's what's fun about being an actress. When you jump into a new film, you can be a completely different person, and sometimes, that bleeds into your real life. So we'll see."

And see we did. It turns out the Naked Gun star would attend Paris Fashion Week with an internet-breaking copper shag in preparation for her upcoming role in Michael Cera's Love Is Not the Answer. For the time being, however, Anderson is blonde, bobbed, and buzzing over Sonsie's latest launch: Adapt Cream, a barrier-strengthening moisturizer that smooths skin texture, boosts radiance, and instantly neutralizes redness with an earthy hue.

According to Anderson, the cream has also made her sunspots less noticeable. "I've always been a sun worshipper—I have been my whole life. I think it's still very important to be out in the sun," she caveats. "But over time, [the cream] fades sunspots. It nourishes your skin. It helps protect the collagen in your skin."

It does so with a specific strain of bacillus ferment that grows in Spain's Río Tinto, which is colloquially called "Mars on Earth" due to its extremely acidic conditions. That bacterial strain has learned to adapt to the river's harsh environment, and it's actually been found to help skin adapt to its own stressors, like dehydration and a weakened skin barrier. With a 2.5% peptide-glycerin blend to increase collagen production and repair UV damage, the formula coddles your skin's natural defense system, making it more resilient. (Read: dewy and bright.) Take it from Anderson. "My skin—I feel like it's better than it's ever been," she declares.

She uses the cream in the morning ("I do everything in the morning," she says) after washing her face with Sonsie's Cleansing Mousse and applying the Super Serum, which she says already gives her an incredible glow. The Adapt Cream, with its green pigment, has a noticeable immediate redness-reducing effect that's great for layering underneath makeup or subtly color-correcting on bare-faced days. "I really love the cleanser, the serum, the moisture cream, and the lip balm. I thought that [routine] was perfect," Anderson admits. "But this [cream] is interesting because I don't wear a lot of makeup—or any makeup most of the time. It's nice to even out your skin tone, so I'm really surprised and excited about it."

Feel free to also spot-treat with the skin-balancing formula if you feel so inclined. "You can use this as an eye cream!" Anderson offers. "I use it all over my face, but [you could use it] on a dry patch or just where you need a little more love. This is something that really works to help those areas."

The cream is also home compostable. Its jar is made from Vivomer, a plastic-free, 100% biodegradable material that's designed to break down in healthy home compost within 52 weeks. Anderson can quite literally toss it in her thriving garden compost once it's empty—yes, really. "Vivomer is unique because it's safe for soil, marine environments, and even landfill conditions," explains Kailey Bradt, Sonsie's newly appointed CEO (who also created waterless haircare brand Susteau). "Wherever it ends up, it will naturally biodegrade back into organic matter without leaving behind microplastics. It's truly a circular packaging material, and we're excited to showcase sustainability that is as effortless and intuitive as your skincare routine." Before you ask, yes, the jar is completely shelf-stable, so rest assured it won't start breaking down before you're ready to rinse and dispose of it.

Essentially, the new Sonsie hero is adaptable in every sense of the word—for your skin and for the planet. It's a fitting launch for Anderson at this moment, as she's "just kind of going with the flow" when it comes to fall hair transformations. "I really don't know what my next incarnation is," she says mere weeks before debuting her redheaded venture. From her feathery waves at Mugler to the side-slicked style she donned at Tom Ford, the iconic blonde has adapted to the new hair era quite flawlessly—very on-brand.

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While I tend to lean toward basics, there's always that one unsung hero—a boring basic, if you will—in my closet that I neglect every fall: the turtleneck. I know it's a fashion crime, but in my defense, I'm from the South, and getting acclimated to cooler weather is still an ongoing process. Each fall, I feel stuck on what to wear. Well, that was until I saw Pamela Anderson's recent Parisian-chic outfit.

Her look consisted of all-black basics, including cigarette pants, a pair of pumps, sunglasses, and, of course, an elegant turtleneck. Sometimes, styling a boring basic simply is the way to go when you want to look like a chic Parisian, and this look from Anderson proves it. If you want to look Parisian, keep scrolling to re-create Anderson's elegant turtleneck look and shop similar items.

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In case you needed another reason to switch up your hair color this fall: Pamela Anderson just swapped her signature honey-blonde tresses for a stunning copper shag. Last night, French hairstylist John Nollet posted an Instagram Story of Anderson's new 'do from Paris Fashion Week, and it has since caused a frenzy on the internet; Anderson, after all, is well known for her golden, tousled lengths.

It seems Anderson is a fan of the seasonal chop, as the actress had just debuted a sleek, blunt bob at the Met Gala this past May. "I originally cut it for a film—just to the shoulders—as a quiet nod to my favorite Bergman actresses," she told Who What Wear about the change. "I believe the world needs more of a feminine warrior presence, and this was my small contribution."

Anderson has long been a fan of the Swedish film director's work, and her new redheaded venture is also inspired by Swedish actresses—namely, Gunnel Lindblom and Bibi Anderson—a source close to Anderson revealed to Vogue. Similarly, her new look is in preparation for an upcoming role. "New hair cut and color for a new movie character," Nollet wrote on Instagram Stories, alluding to Anderson's next project, Love is Not the Answer.

That said, the cut is certainly on-trend for fall, as stylists predict evolutions of the shag will be buzzier than ever this season. "[It] gives volume and effortless texture, perfect for fall when hair naturally feels drier and needs movement," celebrity hairstylist Jerome Lordet, owner of Jerome Lordet Salon in NYC, tells WWW about autumn's hottest hair trends. If you're hoping to replicate Anderon's exact 'do, make sure you have the right haircare staples to maintain the rich hue—red tends to fade fast! Below, the copper shag starter pack.

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Kylie Jenner just shook up my summer-to-fall mood board. Lately, I've been saving pictures of trendy micro French manicures on Pinterest, but she's convinced me to take my next nail appointment in the opposite direction. Let me introduce you to the "deep '90s French" manicure.

The deep '90s French, coined and created by celebrity nail artist Zola Ganzorigt, is an homage to the original French manicure. Think long, almond-shaped nails and a thick French tip. It's a complete reversal from the itty-bitty, quiet luxury French manicures I've been seeing all over my FYP. I associate it with an edgy, cool-girl energy thanks to Pamela Anderson, who was known for the look in the '90s and early 2000s. Decades later, it's still just as cool, and Jenner is proof.

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Ganzorigt included a picture of the inspiration behind Jenner's manicure, and it appears to be the 1997 cover of Nails magazine featuring a woman with a French manicure and rose-gold toenail polish. As I said before, I tend to associate the look with Anderson. Here, she's pictured in Los Angeles in 2003.

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Ganzorigt updated the original look with a sleek, almond tip rather than the traditional square one. It seems to be Jenner's signature shape.

Jenner in an all-black outfit with voluminous hair and sunglasses is giving '90s Pamela Anderson in the best way. The deep '90s French manicure is the cherry on top. Now, excuse me while I book a nail appointment.

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Pamela Anderson's no fashion newbie, but lately, her outfits have been commanding my attention even more than usual. With a knack for blending easy elegance with trend-led touches, she has inspired me once more with a series of chic outfits, all of which happen to feature a somewhat controversial styling trick that's primed to take off ahead of autumn. I'm talking about a polarising pairing that’s long been considered a fashion faux pas: open-toe sandals worn with tights.

I've always felt that visible hosiery seams can make an outfit look slightly unfinished, and pairing a summery sandal with a wintry accessory is a tricky balance to strike. Pamela is clearly one for breaking "rules" though; I've spotted the actor pull together this pairing on multiple occasions over the past few days, varying the tone, texture and opacity of her tights, as well as, naturally, the sandals she pairs them with. There’s something intriguing about the contradiction—shielding yet exposing the foot—that lends an outfit an unexpected edge. It’s this tension that elevates a simple look and gives it that directional twist.

Designers are backing the move, too. Autumn/winter 2025 collections from Murmur, Véronique Leroy, Valentino and Ottolinger have all featured tights-and-sandals pairings, usually grounded by long hemlines or pencil skirt silhouettes.

If you’re looking to refresh your wardrobe with a minimal shift that still feels ahead of the curve, this is it. Scroll on for the tights and sandals to take you there.

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Have you been following along with Pamela Anderson's latest press tour? If not, you might want to start. Her appearances with her Naked Gun costar Liam Neeson are adorable, but I'm obviously laser-focused on her fantastic outfits. Styled by Bailey Moon, Anderson has been looking chic in Thom Browne, Gabriela Hearst, Ferragamo, Strathberry, Rodarte, and other high-caliber brands.

Today, she wore a custom white dress by New York brand One Of featuring hand-painted yellow flowers. To match the subtle floral design, Anderson added limoncello-yellow shoes. Thanks to Anderson, I'm suddenly transfixed on this very specific color. I'm not exactly a Pantone expert, but to me, this hue has bit more green than its close cousin butter yellow and isn't quite as neon bright as a tennis ball. (Side note: If you enjoy a a good fashion-and-food crossover, read my colleague's report on the year's best food-inspired color trends.) Scroll down to see Pamela Anderson's new outfit and shop for shoes in similar colors.

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Pamela Anderson has been serving nothing but hits on her press tour for The Naked Gun, but one specific outfit tops leaderboard in my opinion. In New York City, she wore a Willy Chavarria top and skirt along with a Strathberry Mosaic Bag in Vanilla ($625). In the luxury fashion world, $4000 handbags and loud logos are the norm, but Strathberry offers an attractive alternative. The bags are meticulously made by hand with high-quality leather and finishes. (For proof, revisit my trip to Strathberry's workshop in Spain.) Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, Jodie Comer, Kerry Washington, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Katie Holmes are among the celebrity fans of the brand.

"[We're] totally anti–fast fashion," Strathberry co-founder Leeanne Hundleby told me last year. "In response to fast fashion, we always say that a Strathberry bag is made to last. It's still a considered purchase, but when you are buying it, you would expect to be using it for years to come. Hopefully, eventually, mums will pass their bags to their daughters. So we are only making a product with that in mind." Scroll down to see how Pamela Anderson styled the bag in NYC.

On Pamela Anderson: Willy Chavarria top and skirt; Strathberry Mosaic Bag in Vanilla ($625)

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Lately, I’ve found myself in a bit of a trainers rut. As much as I love my go-to pairs, figuring out how to style them in a way that feels fresh and pretty—especially during these warmer days—has proven a challenge. Instead, I’ve been defaulting to sandals and Mary Janes most mornings, but after several consecutive days, my feet start pleading for the comfort only trainers can provide.

Unable to ignore the growing aches much longer, I’ve been on the hunt for a few wardrobe updates to help breathe new life into my beloved sneakers. And this week, Pamela Anderson offered up just the inspiration I was looking for.

Stepping out in London, the actor wore a sunshine-hued ensemble, styling a butter-yellow Ralph Lauren knit, complete with elegant cable detailing, with a matching skirt—a swishy, pastel yellow number—that completed her light, on-trend look. On her feet, a pair of classic white trainers embellished with metallic gold detailing that traced the sides. Paired with the fluid skirt, her shoes instantly felt distinctly elevated and more pretty.

Choosing a skirt in arguably the chicest colour trend of 2025, Anderson instantly made her simple white trainers feel thoroughly modern. If, like me, you’re looking to step back into your trainers this summer, scroll on for my edit of the best yellow skirts to try now.

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Pamela Anderson has had some major beauty transformations in the past week—starting with, of course, the brand-new blunt bob she debuted at this year's Met Gala. Anderson is known for her golden, tousled lengths and face-framing curtain bangs (the piled-on "Pammy" updo is pretty much a household name), so the sleek chop caused quite the ripple of surprise among beauty circles.

"It actually started a few projects ago," the iconic model and The Last Showgirl star tells Who What Wear regarding the change. "I originally cut it for a film—just to the shoulders—as a quiet nod to my favourite Bergman actresses." (Anderson has long been a fan of Ingmar Bergman's films, namely Persona starring Bibi Andersson and Liv Ullmann.) "For the Met, I wanted something strong, brave, and committed—aligned with the night's theme of tailoring from head to toe," she explains. A blunt, chin-skimming crop reminiscent of Joan of Arc—with baby bangs, no less!—made perfect sense. "I believe the world needs more of a feminine warrior presence and this was my small contribution," she adds. "It wasn't about looking 'good.' That's subjective anyway. [Tory Burch's] dress was the star. I was just blessed to wear it."

A beauty refresh for the season just feels right—spring energy is always buzzing with new beginnings—but a new 'do isn't the only beauty route for the Sonsie co-founder. Today, Anderson is reintroducing two updated formulas to the brand lineup: Basic Balm (which has been sold out for the past six months, much to the begging of Sonsie fans) and Multi Moisture Cream (formerly known as Multi Moisture Mask).

"They're the same formulas we all love—with a little more," Anderson explains. For example, the Basic Balm now contains a 1% hydrating peptide complex (in addition to the 25% bio-based squalane) to plump and nourish. That peptide boost even has clinical studies to back up its plumping and smoothing claims: 69% of users reported visibly fuller lips after swiping it on twice a day for one month, and 83% reported softer lips within the same time frame.

As for the mask-turned-cream? Superfans, rest assured—you'll find the same buttery formula with 12% glycerin and 0.5% hyaluronic acid. Now, you can reap plenty more benefits from those skin-healthy hydrators—not only for the face but also on the entire body. Feel free to keep using it as a moisture-boosting rinse-off mask, or you can lather it on as a traditional face cream, body cream, or overnight treatment. "Rethinking the mask as a true multiuse cream opens up more possibilities," shares Anderson. "It's something we've all been using on our faces but also our hands, elbows, feet—wherever we need it. It's multifunctional in the truest sense."

The complete Sonsie collection—including these two new-and-improved staples—is now available to shop online, including the Sonsie Bundle, which reflects Anderson's full fresh-faced regimen. "Sonsie is my entire routine," she declares, though she does swear by other rituals to connect with her body and mind. (I'd argue this is a pretty significant component to one's beauty journey!) "I walk outside every day, no matter where I am. It's how I start my mornings. I write until the sun comes up, then I'm out the door," she says, describing herself as "very much a garden girl." (Her rose garden even inspired the launch of Sonsie's Cleansing Mousse.) These beautiful habits, it seems, will never change.

That doesn't mean she's not game for an evolution down the line—be it with Sonsie, another internet-breaking haircut, or anything else in her orbit that makes her feel inspired. Like the plants in her garden, Anderson is hungry to grow. "I feel like I'm living my best life and surprising myself every day," she shares. "Just like always."

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Pamela Anderson has had some major beauty transformations in the past week—starting with, of course, the brand-new blunt bob she debuted at this year's Met Gala. Anderson is known for her golden, tousled lengths and face-framing curtain bangs (the piled-on "Pammy" updo is pretty much a household name), so the sleek chop caused quite the ripple of surprise among beauty circles.

"It actually started a few projects ago," the iconic model and The Last Showgirl star tells Who What Wear regarding the change. "I originally cut it for a film—just to the shoulders—as a quiet nod to my favorite Bergman actresses." (Anderson has long been a fan of Ingmar Bergman's films, namely Persona starring Bibi Andersson and Liv Ullmann.) "For the Met, I wanted something strong, brave, and committed—aligned with the night's theme of tailoring from head to toe," she explains. A blunt, chin-skimming crop reminiscent of Joan of Arc—with baby bangs, no less!—made perfect sense. "I believe the world needs more of a feminine warrior presence, and this was my small contribution," she adds. "It wasn't about looking 'good.' That's subjective anyway. [Tory Burch's] dress was the star. I was just blessed to wear it."

A beauty refresh for the season just feels right—spring energy is always buzzing with new beginnings—but a new 'do isn't the only beauty route for the Sonsie co-founder. Today, Anderson is reintroducing two updated formulas to the brand lineup: Basic Balm (which has been sold out for the past six months, much to the begging of Sonsie fans) and Multi Moisture Cream (formerly known as Multi Moisture Mask).

"They're the same formulas we all love—with a little more," Anderson explains. For example, the Basic Balm now contains a 1% hydrating peptide complex (in addition to the 25% bio-based squalane) to plump and nourish. That peptide boost even has clinical studies to back up its plumping and smoothing claims: 69% of users reported visibly fuller lips after swiping it on twice a day for one month, and 83% reported softer lips within the same time frame.

As for the mask-turned-cream? Superfans, rest assured—you'll find the same buttery formula with 12% glycerin and 0.5% hyaluronic acid. Now, you can reap plenty more benefits from those skin-healthy hydrators—not only for the face but also on the entire body. Feel free to keep using it as a moisture-boosting rinse-off mask, or you can lather it on as a traditional face cream, body cream, or overnight treatment. "Rethinking the mask as a true multiuse cream opens up more possibilities," shares Anderson. "It's something we've all been using on our faces but also our hands, elbows, feet—wherever we need it. It's multifunctional in the truest sense."

The complete Sonsie collection—including these two new-and-improved staples—is now available to shop online, including the Sonsie Bundle, which reflects Anderson's full fresh-faced regimen. "Sonsie is my entire routine," she declares, though she does swear by other rituals to connect with her body and mind. (I'd argue this is a pretty significant component to one's beauty journey!) "I walk outside every day, no matter where I am. It's how I start my mornings. I write until the sun comes up, then I'm out the door," she says, describing herself as "very much a garden girl." (Her rose garden even inspired the launch of Sonsie's Cleansing Mousse.) These beautiful habits, it seems, will never change.

That doesn't mean she's not game for an evolution down the line—be it with Sonsie, another internet-breaking haircut, or anything else in her orbit that makes her feel inspired. Like the plants in her garden, Anderson is hungry to grow. "I feel like I'm living my best life and surprising myself every day," she shares. "Just like always."

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I’ve officially packed away my trousers and sidelined my jeans, fully prepared to embrace the elegance of skirts and dresses for the months ahead. I thought my summer wardrobe was complete, carefully curated with an array of swishy silhouettes, until Pamela Anderson appeared in a look that made me think twice.

While the fashion set flocks to trending micro minis and classic cotton midis, Anderson opted for something entirely different and infinitely more charming: a romantic tulle skirt.

Forgoing fuss or over-styling, she paired the skirt with a simple turtleneck, proving just how transformative the skirt can be. Had she worn her knit with denim or a structured pencil style, the magic might’ve been lost. But the frothy tulle added a whimsical mood that made her ensemble stand out.

Now, I can’t stop thinking about adding a tulle skirt into my own rotation. With its ballerina-like swish and dreamy silhouette, brands like Reformation and Free People are already on board, offering up some truly beautiful options in soft pastels and layered neutrals.

Scroll on to discover the prettiest tulle skirts to wear now and all summer long.

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The Met Gala red carpet is a breeding ground for beauty trends, and this year proves to be no different. (Just take a look at our favorite glam moments!) Given that bobs are piping hot right now, we of course expected to see some short styles crop up (pun intended), but still, we were left slack-jawed by Zoe Saldaña's and Pamela Anderson's new 'dos. Keep scrolling for all the inspo.

Anderson actually soft-launched her micro bob days ago at the Tory Burch Foundation Founders Breakfast, but her style was somewhat concealed by a bucket hat. We knew she went short—a departure from the long, tousled strands the Baywatch star is known for—but the entire look remained a bit of a mystery. Now, we can see that she has embraced the bob game in full force with a set of baby bangs, exuding elegance in her crystal-embellished Tory Burch gown.

Okay, how chic is Saldaña's micro bob? The blunt cut stops right at her jawline, which frames her bone structure beautifully and enhances the structured tailoring of her Thom Browne ensemble. The Emilia Pérez star also paired her bob with a set of baby bangs, which draws the attention right to her eyes and cheekbones. Celebrity hairstylist Mara Roszak is the master behind Saldaña's stunning style, which, as Roszak shares in a release, was "inspired by the tapered, sleek, tailored lines and exaggerated shapes found in signature dandy fashion." Of course, plenty of Rōz haircare staples were used to perfect the shape. Shop them all below, along with more editor-loved products for short, sleek looks.

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If there are two celebrities whose style I’d happily take inspiration from, it has to be Pamela Anderson and Elsa Hosk. While they move in different circles, both have an undeniable knack for curating sleek, elegant outfits and filling their wardrobes with enviable, timeless pieces.

Though their personal styles differ in key ways, whenever I spot a crossover between them, I know I’ve stumbled upon something special. And this week, that moment arrived in the form of a chic, cold-weather pairing that I’ll always have a soft spot for—simple black tights styled with sleek court shoes.

Channelling ‘90s-inspired elegance, Anderson embraced the look with another decade-defining staple—a silky skirt. Adding a relaxed twist, she layered on a chunky knit, striking that balance between classy and effortless. Sticking to a a palette of green tones, the look felt directional thanks to its colour choice but also very considered due to how she styled it.

Hosk, on the other hand, leaned into her signature polished aesthetic. She styled her tights with square-toe pointed heels, adding a refined edge to her look. Her outfit followed a considered, minimalist approach—a knitted cardigan paired with a matching mini skirt, accessorised with a black handbag, chocolate-brown leather gloves and deep inky sunglasses. The result? A masterclass in modern, pared-back sophistication.

A staple of every fashion person’s wardrobe throughout the ‘90s, this timeless tights-and-heels combo is long overdue for a comeback. And with Pamela Anderson and Elsa Hosk already leading the charge, it’s only a matter of time before we see it everywhere, including Fashion Month.

To shop the two-piece trend that’s already in their style rotation, read on to discover our edit of the best tights and court shoes below.

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Celebrities flocked to Paris last week for couture fashion week, where they attended shows and after-parties celebrating the craftsmanship, innovation, and overall art that is the haute couture collections. Valentino, Schiaparelli, and Chanel were among the brands that showed, but there were a few ready-to-wear collections that snuck onto the calendar as well (looking at you, Jacquemus and Saint Laurent) and made the most of the buzz and visibility that the week brought. Throughout it all, the A-list crowd made notable appearances both at the shows and on the streets between them.

Kendall Jenner stepped out in one of her most elegant looks to date. Laura Harrier gave us an easy-yet-faithful off-duty outfit idea. Pamela Anderson and Kelly Rutherford both proved to be the week's most exciting front-row attendees. Meanwhile, Lily-Rose Depp and Kylie Jenner made headlines in Chanel looks with similar vibes. In other words, celebrities brought their fashion A-game to the French capital, and we're here to give you the download on all of it. Of every notable look from the week, the below eight were simply flawless and got no notes from us (although we do have a lot to say on the matter). Continue on for the most talked-about celebrity outfits from Paris Haute Couture Week.

Kendall Jenner does it again. The model caused a stir when she paired a sharp, monochromatic gray blazer and skirt with black leather gloves. Her look—polished yet effortlessly cool—is only further fueling the momentum for leather gloves, and similar styles are popping up on the fashion-forward set in cities like London and New York City.

On Kendall Jenner: Alberta Ferretti suit; The Row Amazon Clutch ($2690), gloves, and shoes

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Rumblings of boho style's big comeback have been making headlines since last fall, but we hadn't had any realistic outfit inspiration until this Zoë Kravitz look. While attending the Saint Laurent fall 2025 menswear show, Kravitz wore a short ruffled dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline and wide waist belt. The look immediately caught our attention as the first example of boho style that's, well, something we could see ourselves actually wearing.

On Zoë Kravitz: Saint Laurent Off-the-Shoulder Ruffled Silk-Crepon Mini Dress ($3700), Leather Waist Belt ($1050), and Dominique Sandals in Satin Crepe ($990)

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One thing that wasn't on our 2025 bingo card? Kylie Jenner becoming a Chanel girl. But lo and behold, Jenner showed up to the Chanel Haute Couture show wearing a full Chanel tweed ensemble, and it had the internet abuzz with commentary on her new look. While this isn't the first time we've noticed her taking a much more elegant approach (she's been opting for more refined looks from Alaïa and Maximilian Davis over the past year), this certainly cements the fact that Jenner is in a whole new era with her style.

On Kylie Jenner: Chanel jacket, skirt, shoes, bags, and sunglasses

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Leave it to Laura Harrier to always deliver an effortless and timeless off-duty uniform. That's exactly what the actress did while stepping out in Paris between more formal appearances. She was in town for the Saint Laurent menswear show, but on this day, she opted for a casual-cool outfit consisting of a sleek leather jacket, black trousers, and chunky sneakers. We talk a lot about French style over here, and Harrier's look blends in flawlessly with the Parisian street style vibe we're always studying.

On Laura Harrier: Toteme Slim Leather Coat ($3750); New Balance sneakers; Saint Laurent Le 5 à 7 Supple Small Leather Shoulder Bag ($2650)

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Pamela Anderson is in her best style era, and this Jacquemus look is simply the latest in a recent string of particularly strong ones. She arrived to the brand's fall 2025 show wearing an ensemble from the French designer that consisted of a high-neck white blouse buttoned all the way up, a full A-line skirt, sleek black pumps, and the Rond Carré Clutch that's quickly becoming a 2025 It bag.

On Pamela Anderson: Jacquemus shirt, skirt, pumps, and Rond Carré Clutch ($765)

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Let this be our official plea for more Anya Taylor-Joy street style outfits in 2025. We rarely catch a glimpse of the actress while off duty, but based on this recent leather-trench-coat look she wore in Paris, that needs to change because we just know she would have an outsized influence on all of our wardrobes.

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Sometimes, a great outfit comes down to a simple accessory, and this Elsa Hosk look is a prime example of the power a small-but-impactful detail can have. While attending the Valentino Haute Couture show, Hosk wore a jacket with blue jeans and heels—nothing too revolutionary—but layered it with a pair of white lace socks that pop against her minimalistic heels. The styling trick is relatively easy to accomplish but adds so much in the way of direction.

On Elsa Hosk: Valentino Garavani blazer, jeans, gloves, socks, Ladycrush 85 Leather Sandals ($1070), and Viva Superstar Medium Nappa Leather Shopping Bag ($3190)

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Lily van der Woodsen… We mean, Kelly Rutherford, ladies and gentlemen. As soon as we saw this photo of her attending Schiaparelli's show in Paris, it made us realize that fashion weeks everywhere could use more Rutherford sightings. Simply put, she never fails.

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There are countless reasons why Pamela Anderson continues to captivate me, but her impeccable sense of style is undeniably at the top of the list. Once best known as a pop culture icon, Anderson has seamlessly transitioned into a muse for the fashion world, too. Over the past few years, she’s become a front-row fixture at Paris Fashion Week—spotted at The Row and Vivienne Westwood last season, among others—and even taken on the role of brand ambassador for Pandora. It’s clear: Anderson is firmly entrenched in fashion’s inner circles.

What sets her apart, however, is her refreshingly authentic approach to beauty and style. With a clean, minimal, and effortlessly chic aesthetic—and all without the guidance of a stylist—Anderson’s looks always rouse the affection of fashion editors. As we settle into the heart of the season, her latest outfits have become my go-to source of inspiration for reinvigorating my winter wardrobe.

From timeless tailoring to two-piece sets, Anderson’s capsule wardrobe is a masterclass in understated elegance. Ready to take some cues from her signature style? Keep scrolling to discover the key pieces she’s living in right now.

PAMELA ANDERSON'S ELEGANT 6-PIECE CAPSULE WARDROBE

1. CARDIGAN + 2. MATCHING TROUSERS

Style Notes: Showcasing the chicest take on comfort dressing, Pamela Anderson's elegant cardigan and trousers co-ord instilled her outfit with an easy elegance that boasted just as much comfort. In a tonal cream palette, the ensemble felt light and bright, embodying understated elegance. While the soft, neutral hues were perfectly fresh, this look would be just as impactful in a richer shade.

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3. BLACK COAT + 4. SHEER TIGHTS

Style Notes: A classic black coat is a winter wardrobe non-negotiable, and Anderson dresses hers up with an elegant edge by pairing hers with semi-sheer tights and looping a skinny belt around her waist. Lifting some of the heaviness out of her black coat outfit, the transparent tights added dimension to her winter look, while keeping her snug in the process.

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5. FLUID SKIRT + 6. POINTED-TOE SHOES

Style Notes: A fool-proof combination that I keep coming back to, midi skirts and pointed-toe heels guarantee a chic silhouette. The flow of a midi skirt offers a dose of femininity, while pointed-toe heels add a polished, elongating effect that ties the look together beautifully.

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As a fashion writer, staying on top of celebrity trends is a crucial part of my job.

Every day, I thoroughly review the latest celebrity outfits to identify the ones most worth covering. With so much time devoted to analysing their style, I’ve developed a personal shortlist of stars who consistently nail the brief. One recent addition to the ranks is actor Pamela Anderson. Sticking to a refined and polished silhouette whilst often incorporating considered nods to a trend here and there, Anderson's outfits always pique my interest.

This week, during the press tour for her latest film, The Last Showgirl, she stepped out in a series of impeccable looks that perfectly encapsulated her uncomplicated approach to elevated dressing. Of course, I was struck by her chic monochromatic outfits, but it was a subtle yet impactful accessory trend that featured in two of her looks that truly caught my attention: 10-denier semi-sheer tights.

This hosiery trend, which gained popularity in the 1980s, aligned perfectly with the polished, professional aesthetic of the decade. Amongst the power suits, pencil skirts and structured dresses the decade is so famed for, 10-denier tights were the finishing touch that made outfits feel all the more put-together. After peaking in the '80s, the trend faded in the late '90s and early 2000s as aesthetics changed. Whilst the 2010s leaned into patterned or nude hosiery, black semi-sheer tights largely took a backseat.

10-denier tights have never been entirely “out,” but their resurgence feels noteworthy after another season dominated by thicker, coloured and patterned pairs. Their delicate semi-sheer finish brings an understated sophistication to any outfit. That said, the low denier does make them prone to snags, so investing in a high-quality pair is essential to avoid mishaps during wear and keep them looking pristine in between. Wearing hers with entirely black outfits, Anderson's pared-back approach made the quietly elegant accessory stand out all the more.

If you're inspired by her elevated interpretation of the "dated" trend, read on to discover our edit of the best 10-denier tights.

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As we move into 2025, I can assure you that the boho aesthetic will continue to be everywhere. The brands that champion boho are going all in on the trend at this point. If you've yet to reintroduce it into your wardrobe, spring will be the perfect time to do so, and a great place to start is with your shoes. Just ask Pamela Anderson.

Anderson, who has been doing press for her new film The Last Showgirl as of late, has looked incredibly chic at every turn, and the outfit she just wore in NYC was no exception. In a slightly unexpected but very effective move, Anderson wore a polished skirt suit, and instead of, say, black heels or boots, she opted for a pair of light brown leather knee boots. The Tory Burch boots, in the color that's often associated with the boho trend, lent a laid-back feel to her outfit that worked quite well, even if you wouldn't expect it to on paper.

As you know, the next season is spring, and I have a strong feeling that people will be trading in their black and chocolate brown boots for light brown ones to embrace the transitional time (and the boho trend). Keep scrolling to see how Anderson styled her light brown boots, see the boot color on the S/S 25 street style set, and shop standout pairs for yourself before spring arrives.

On Pamela Anderson: Tory Burch Tall Banana Boots in Coco Brown ($349)

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Say hello to Unfiltered, a fresh beauty series where you'll get an exclusive glimpse into the dressed-down beauty routines of our favorite celebrities and content creators. They'll reveal their guilty-pleasure beauty practices, the five-minute-routine product lineup they can't live without, the one good-skin tip they'll be forever thankful for, and so much more. To bring every conversation full circle, we ask each celebrity to send us a selection of self-shot, filter-free photos of their choosing to capture the essence of their Unfiltered beauty philosophy.

Up next, we're getting to know iconic model and Sonsie co-founder Pamela Anderson. Below, she's answering all of our rapid-fire questions and sharing her morning rituals, her romantic skincare routine, the best beauty advice she's ever received, and more. Enjoy!

First, congrats on launching the Cleansing Mousse! Why was a cleanser the right step for you and the brand?

Well, it's what the community asked for. We reach out to the community and say, "What is the next product that we should have?" It's really rounded out the skincare routine. I really wanted to have some rose essence in it because it's my favorite scent. It's transportive. It reminds me of home. I'm away from my rose garden and my vegetable garden right now, and it's nice to have that scent with me.

It's really nice to apply all your favorite things into a skincare brand—like with my garden—so it's really exciting for me and very personal. All the things that make me feel great, like my morning rituals, usually start in my garden. It kind of made sense. … A ritual that would start in the garden was really important for me, so this is the best we could do.

Totally. You actually stole the words right out of my mouth for my next question, which was about your rose garden inspiration. It makes total sense. You're watering the flowers, and you're also giving your skin that same nourishment. What does rose as a scent mean to you?

I harvest rose hips, and I make my own oils. I've done it in the past if it's in the sun or in the oven—you know, in a little Crock-Pot—with rose hip oil. I was only wearing that for a while, so I needed to incorporate that into the Sonsie line when we started working together.

Roses are romantic. You can eat roses. I use a lot of rose in my cooking, and in my cookbook, there's plenty of rose. I just think it's like a medicine. It's magical. Everything about it makes me feel great. I remember I used to bathe my babies in rose petals. I mean, very romantic. I have a big vegetable garden, and a third of it is roses, so I have every color [of] rose. I love a really beautiful hot-pink rose; my favorite rose is Yves Piaget. It's interesting—a live rose in the morning with the first dew still on it is such a fresh scent. That's the inspiration for this.

I love that you said roses are romantic. Cleansing is actually my favorite step in my own routine because I'm really connecting with my skin and touching my skin, and it's intimate in a way.

It's a beautiful scent. [Rose] is evocative of so many memories, you know? I think it's the perfect scent to align with on this journey where it's all about self-acceptance, self-love, but not a complicated kind of self-love routine. Just very accepting of where you are in your beauty journey—just nourishing, loving.

All these products are not stripping; they're very gentle. I have very sensitive skin, so I wanted to work with very clean beauty products, not only because they're cruelty-free, of course. It's funny because my sons use it. My mom uses it. Everybody I know uses it. It's not just a woman's product, so it's nice that across the board everybody loves it—all ages.

I can't wait to try the new cleanser. Zooming out a little bit, I'd love to hear more about your other beauty or wellness must-haves right now. Is there anything underrated that people wouldn't expect?

I'm pretty simple. I mean, I really stick to this routine. For me, it's more about getting outside in nature, walking in the mornings, journaling. All those things are really important to me. It's what's kept me sane—to be able to have that connection to the earth.

That's what I want to share: how to love yourself and celebrate yourself wherever you are in your beauty journey—however old you are—and just to keep things super simple. There's already enough out there to worry about. You don't want a skincare routine that's too complex anyway.

A friend and mentor of mine always says "Everything is skincare." Moving your body is skincare. Love is skincare. Laughter…

What you eat! Your diet, everything. It's all part of it.

Yes! Do you have a favorite recipe—maybe from your cookbook—that you love?

I have a beauty detox juice. I also did a body scrub. I have my rose hip oils in there. Even a chamomile massage oil, I have a whole section for that. I love it.

What's the best skincare tip you've ever received?

Just to accept yourself where you're at, not to have false expectations, and live in the moment and love who you are in that moment. Things are going to change, and that's exciting too. It's [about] your mindset. Happiness is a choice, I think. I learned long ago in my life of ups and downs that sometimes you just have to choose to be joyful and happy, not bitter or jaded, because that's written all over your face.

Totally. Is there someone in your life who helped instill that in you, or is that something you've just learned over the years?

I've known women in my life, my great aunts for instance, who just have this joie de vivre. They're just always beautiful. It's not about specific [traits], like how they wore their makeup or what they look like physically. It was a spirit.

I know we're almost at time, so I'll ask one more question: What is your Unfiltered beauty philosophy in seven words or less?

Be gentle with yourself. Be kind to others because everybody's fighting an invisible battle, and I think we need to treat people how we want to be treated. I think that really does come from within. That's more than seven words…

We'll take it!

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If there's one thing that all chic people agree on, it's that Levi's makes the all-time greatest jeans. In many cases when it comes to fashion, price is a good determinant for quality, and in my experience, really well-dressed people prioritize quality. But Levi's is the exception to the rule. Most pairs by America's original denim brand are under $100, including the most popular style, the 501s. With their high rise, button fly, non-stretch fabric, and straight-leg fit, the 501s are classic to a T, which explains why they've been beloved by some of history's most lauded dressers, including Cindy Crawford, James Dean, Steve McQueen, Cher, Freddie Mercury, and Marilyn Monroe. Today, they're still a mainstay in fashion people's wardrobes, including editors, stylists, models, designers, and celebrities like Hailey Bieber, Sofia Richie Grainge, and Laura Harrier.

Another big name in Hollywood who can't quit her 501s? Pamela Anderson. The Last Showgirl star was spotted in New York City wearing her version of a Canadian tuxedo, including a plaid blazer, denim shirt, and some perfectly fitted vintage 501s, which she paired with tan suede Christian Louboutin stilettos.

On Pamela Anderson: Levi's 501 Jeans ($98); Christian Louboutin shoes

Anderson's staple denim is everywhere right now. They're especially ubiquitous in Paris, where some of the best vintage pairs are sourced. It's no wonder that influencers like Anne-Laure Mais and Sylvie Mus wear theirs so often. Like everyone who's tried on a pair, they know that 501s are second to none.

But you don't have to book a flight to Paris just to get a great pair of fashion's favorite jeans—not when you can order them from the comfort of your home on Nordstrom.com for just $98. The retailer has an expansive selection of Levi's at the moment, but my favorite style is this slightly distressed option with the same great fit that's kept the 501s in production since 1873.

For a looser, more relaxed fit, it's worth trying out a pair of 501s from the men's department. You'll have the best of luck if you go this route and then get your pair tailored to fit your waist just how you like. You can also get them shortened to your liking. The best part? All new, full-price Nordstrom purchases can be hemmed for free. (This deal is only for plain hems—original hems cost $24.) Nordstrom also does waist adjustments, leg tapering, and personalization.

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This post was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

Forget about the old principle of not wearing white after Labor Day. In recent years, fashion people have been embracing all-white ensembles during the fall and winter. This trend offers a refreshing contrast to the usual dark colors like deep brown, navy, and black that dominate cold-weather wardrobes. A great example of this is Pamela Anderson's latest outfit.

Yesterday, Anderson appeared at The Late Show With Stephen Colbert in New York City to mark the launch of her cookbook, I Love You: Recipes From the Heart. The actor and model embraced a relaxed style, opting for a coordinated white top-and-skirt combination. She complemented her ensemble with a matching scarf—reflecting the popular knitwear trend favored by fashion enthusiasts from Copenhagen to London—vintage-inspired tortoiseshell sunglasses, and elegant nude pumps.

On Pamela Anderson: Lauren Manoogian top and skirt

Beyond Anderson being an advocate for wearing white after Labor Day, fashion designers have been embracing this idea year after year. During the fall 2024 runway shows, renowned brands such as Alaïa, Louis Vuitton, Bevza, and Brandon Maxwell showcased a stunning array of all-white ensembles. Models strutted down the runway in everything from sheer white skirts paired with sleeveless blouses to sport-inspired jackets combined with bubble-hem miniskirts. These looks further demonstrate the versatility and elegance of an all-white outfit, empowering you to pair any white item with a coordinating piece and look instantly chic.

If you want to create the most elevated outfits with a simple formula, keep scrolling to shop the best white pieces to mix and match this fall and winter.

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As much fun as the net- and mesh-shoe trend has been this spring and summer, I had to come to terms with the fact that I'd be forced to pack up my carefully curated collection of transparent heels and flats from now until April (if I'm lucky), as I live in New York City. It would be difficult, yes. I had no choice. Then, I saw Pamela Anderson's outfit for her first day in San Sebastián, Spain, where she's attending the 72nd San Sebastián Film Festival to celebrate her latest film The Last Showgirl. Everything I thought I knew about the relationship between net shoes and fall has shifted.

For a screening of the film, Anderson kept her look utterly pared back and minimalistic yet glamorous in an effortless way. In all black, she wore a cashmere crewneck sweater with tailored trousers, oval sunglasses, and a pair of point-toe net stilettos that perfectly complemented her autumnal ensemble. With the outfit, she accessorized with not one but two bags—one leather and another woven—further emphasizing that traditionally summery pieces *can* be repurposed throughout the year. It just takes a creative touch.

Scroll down to shop the best net shoes on the market right now, keeping in mind that they can be worn just as easily with a sundress and A-line poplin skirt as a luxe sweater and pair of trousers. Don't put them in a box. Anderson didn't, and look how chic it turned out.

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