Pamela Anderson brought clean springtime vibes in her Carolina Herrera ensemble to the annual Academy Museum Gala on Saturday night at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles.

“The Last Showgirl” star turned to the label’s spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection for her red carpet attire, joining a bevy of other celebrities who’ve turned to the recent spring collection runways for their respective high-profile event looks.

The ensemble, designed by creative director Wes Gordon, consisted of a long-sleeve white button-up blouse with a sharp collar, along with a slightly sheer muted pistachio-green chiffon skirt. The high-waisted skirt featured a bow for added definition at the waist, and flowed to the arrival carpet.

Anderson opted for flouncy blond curls and her signature no-makeup makeup look. As for accessories, the actress went minimalist, save for shimmering stud earrings she wore.

The spring 2027 ready-to-wear collection, which debuted as part of New York Fashion Week last September, marked Carolina Herrera’s 45th anniversary, and Gordon leaned into ’80s influences for his celebratory curation.

Gordon “explained the collection was made up of a few storylines, starting with punchier, more graphic silhouettes in black, white and taxi cab yellow before transitioning to softer garments in pistachio green, dusty pinks, salmons and baby blue and ultimately ending with more-is-more glamour,” Emily Mercer wrote in WWD’s review of the collection.

The sixth annual Academy Museum Gala was held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on Saturday night. Filmmaker and composer John Carpenter was honored with the Luminary Award his contributions to filmmaking, while Charlize Theron was also honored with the Icon Award and Colman Domingo was named the recipient of the Vantage Award.

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