Pamela Anderson joined a bevy of A-list stars and special guests for Giorgio Armani‘s women’s spring 2025 ready-to-wear collection fashion show on Thursday. Prior to the show, “The Last Showgirl” star hit the red carpet of the New York City event and posed for photos.
For the occasion, Anderson opted for a look with a glittering finish. The actress styled a pair of high-waisted black, slim-fitting trousers, which she paired with a silk white long-sleeve blouse with a V neckline and angular cut.
Atop her blouse, Anderson wore a shimmering jacket over her shoulders. The jacket featured an ornate pattern, with shades of gray, black and blue included throughout the piece. Anderson’s jacket also featured sequin elements, which gave the look an understated glittering quality.
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Anderson paired the look with pointed-toe black heels and carried a small black purse, as well. The actress’ opted for her now-signature no-makeup look and styled her blond tresses with a slight side part in natural waves.
Armani’s spring 2025 rtw show coincides with the opening of the Italian luxury fashion house’s new home on Madison Avenue in the Big Apple. The show, titled “In Viaggo” (meaning “on a journey”), featured initial looks that were “strong on sportswear, including beige and greige unstructured men’s tailoring and summer linens that could have sprung from the brand’s 1980s and ‘90s ads,” WWD’s Emily Mercer reported.
“Throughout, Armani classics were in conversation with the now, resonating through younger pieces that touched on some of spring’s biggest trends such as boho, sheer, pastels, femininity and fantasy. Even the designer’s bloomer shorts looked right in the context of the boxer short craze of the last two summers,” Mercer added.
The New York City show held weighty meaning for the designer. “This trip to New York carries a deeply personal significance for me, even more so than my last visit, as it coincides with two milestones: I have just turned 90 and my company is about to celebrate 50 years,” Armani told WWD prior to the show.
“I am approaching this journey like a cinematic experience, recalling the films that captivated me in my youth and shaped my aesthetic.”
