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Another day meant another look for the rapidly evolving Pamela Anderson as she debuted the latest in a series of new hairstyles at Paris Fashion Week.
The Canadian actress, 58, has already courted her fair share of attention in the French capital after ditching her trademark blonde look for a choppy, copper coloured Marilyn tousle on Tuesday.
Dressed in a form-fitting black turtleneck and matching cropped trousers, Anderson’s vintage-inspired look was more mid-50s beatnik than late twentieth century Baywatch as she ventured out for a stroll through a local park.
On Wednesday, the actress went back to the future by opting for an effortless ’80s slick-back while attending a Tom Ford presentation in Paris.
And she appeared to be inspired by another significant decade while occupying a front row seat at Thierry Mugler’s latest womenswear show in Paris on Thursday.
Opting for a layered hairstyle with large, bouncy waves curled away from her face, Anderson’s strawberry blonde locks bore all the hallmarks of the iconic Farrah Fawcett flip – a look pioneered by the Charlie’s Angels star at the height of her mid-’70s fame.
Another day meant another look for the rapidly evolving Pamela Anderson as she debuted the latest in a series of new hairstyles at Paris Fashion Week
Anderson’s varied looks at Paris Fashion Week suggest she’s keen to have fun with her appearance after changing her hairstyle for a role in forthcoming film Love is Not the Answer
Anderson’s varied looks at Paris Fashion Week suggest she’s keen to have fun with her appearance after changing her hairstyle for a role in forthcoming film Love is Not the Answer.
The actress will star alongside Steve Coogan in the French film, with principal photography set to be begin after the bi-annual run of catwalk presentations draws to a close.
Her hair inspiration came from three Scandinavian actresses, Bibi Andersson, Liv Ullmann and Gunnel Lindblom, who all boasted similar styles.
It’s understood that Anderson took their looks to famed French hairdresser John Nollet, who has become a new friend of the actress.
Earlier this year, a source revealed Anderson is delighted at ‘being applauded for her toned-down looks and recognised for her true talent.’
An insider told Daily Mail: ‘Pamela has gotten so much positive feedback from women all over the world for her natural glow up.
‘She has become an icon who is now known for baring her all-natural self.
‘While Pam recognizes that a little more make up would have gone fabulous with her gown, she also realizes that this is not true to who she is anymore.
The actress’s trademark blonde look appears to be a thing of the past, with the actress changing her hairstyle for reasons that have nothing to do with fashion
Opting for a layered hairstyle with large, bouncy waves curled away from her face, Anderson’s strawberry blonde locks (left) bore all the hallmarks of the iconic Farrah Fawcett flip (right)
Anderson’s appearance on Tuesday was more mid-50s beatnik than Baywatch as she ventured out for a stroll through a local park
‘To do herself up – whether at the awards or anywhere else for that matter – would make her not true to herself.’
The insider added that ‘part of her motivation’ to cut back on her glam was because she wanted to ‘strip away her Barbwire image and Baywatch personification’ – and be viewed ‘as a serious actor.’
‘When she went into this, part of her motivation was to strip away her Barbwire image and Baywatch personification. Shew wanted to be taken as a serious actor.
‘Pamela realized her true talent when she played Roxy Hart on Broadway. This was life changing for her.
‘Never in a million years did she think that she would have been nominated for an award like this.’
On Wednesday, the actress opted for an effortless flick as she pushed her strawberry blonde locks away from her face while attending a Tom Ford presentation in Paris
