Pamela Anderson is hitting the pavement for another press tour to promote her upcoming movie, “The Naked Gun.”
For a recent outing in New York on Thursday, Anderson opted for a monochrome green ensemble, extending to the shoes. The actress wore a classic pair of heels by Gianvito Rossi, reaching for the luxury footwear designer’s 105mm Crepe Satin Pumps in a jewel-toned hunter green shade.
The shoes are crafted of luxe crepe satin in Italy, and feature a pointed toe and set atop an 105mm stiletto heel. The classic slip-on design is among the brand’s most coveted and beloved shoes and is available in leather, suede and patent leather styles.
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Gianvito Rossi, the son of famed Italian shoe designer Sergio Rossi, made a name for himself with his debut in 2006 at Milan Fashion Week, generating significant buzz around his clean and elegantly crafted designs. Rossi is known for his minimalist, comfortable shoes with streamlined shapes, are a favorite among celebrities like Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, Rihanna and more.
Anderson paired the delicate satin pumps with a look straight out of Willy Chavarria’s spring 2026 collection. She wore a rich mint green blouse with a slightly darker cloqué metallic silk mid-calf skirt, which allowed for the shoes to pop.
Anderson stepped out in another look on Thursday, wearing a matching custom set by Akris in a striking purple silk. The ensemble consisted of a fitted, high-waisted pencil skirt that she paired with a long-sleeved blouse featuring an elegant tie-neck detail that hung down her chest. She contrasted the colorful look with pointed toe pumps in a neutral beige color. The actress has been working with stylist Jan-Michael Quammie, who has been responsible for Anderson’s transformation over the past few years as she made a comeback to acting.
Up next, Anderson will star in “The Naked Gun,” a reboot of the 1988 cop comedy starring Leslie Nielsen. The 2025 version follows Detective Frank Drebin Jr., played by Liam Neeson, in the footsteps of his bumbling father. He must solve a murder case to prevent the police department from shutting down. The film, directed by Akiva Schaffer, is set to hit theaters on Aug. 1.
