Pamela Anderson hits SAG Awards 2025 red carpet in goddess-worthy white gown

Pamela Anderson is as stunning as ever.

The actress, 57, turned heads on the SAG Awards 2025 red carpet in an angelic white gown with one flowing sleeve and a matching cape draped behind her.

She styled her fabulous Dior dress with a silver diamond pendant necklace and dangly earrings to match. Her signature platinum hair flowed right into her dress with a swooping side part, Old Hollywood curls and her newly cut bangs.

In true Anderson fashion, the A-lister ditched makeup, stepping out in her hallmark bare-faced look.

It’s a special evening for Anderson, as the actress is nominated for her first-ever SAG award thanks to her performance in “The Last Showgirl.”

Tonight, she’s in the running for outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role — plus, she’s set to present an award.

In the film, Anderson portrayed Shelley, an aging showgirl in Las Vegas who must figure out her next career move once her three-decade-long show shuts down.

The “Baywatch” alum spoke about the nomination with Elle while also addressing her controversial Oscars snub.

“I couldn’t imagine [it] anyway,” she said about receiving an Oscars nod.

She went on, adding, “I’m happy for the SAG nomination, that’s [voted on by] your peers. That’s really cool. This has been a long road promoting this film.”

The movie has quite the star-studded cast, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Brenda Song and Kiernan Shipka.

Song revealed that Anderson inspired the entire cast to go makeup-free in the movie, declaring, “When you didn’t see us in our showgirl makeup, we weren’t wearing any makeup. None at all,” in a recent interview.

Meanwhile, the former “Baywatch” babe kicked off awards season at the Golden Globes 2025, rocking a slinky black Oscar de la Renta gown and matching gloves, which she picked out herself, skipping a stylist for the event.

Meanwhile, earlier this month, the model made an appearance at the BAFTA Awards 2025 in a white off-the-shoulder dress from Jacquemus.

We are loving the Ander-ssance.