Pamela Anderson, 57, Nails Menswear In A Chic Black Power Suit For The Premiere Of ‘The Last Showgirl’

Pamela Anderson exuded a chic and edgy vibe on the red carpet at the Toronto Film Festival premiere of The Last Showgirl . The Baywatch star ’s menswear-inspired ensemble featured fitted black pants, a coordinating black button-up shirt, a sleek black blazer, and custom Pandora jewels and accessories.

Anderson, 57, graced the event to champion Gia Coppola ‘s newest drama film. In the new flick, Anderson portrays Shelley, a Las Vegas showgirl who stands as the glittering, feathered, and crystal-bedecked star of Sin City’s final classic floor show.

Pamela Anderson Rocks An All-Black, Menswear-Esque Get-Up For The Toronto Film Festival

The style icon shimmered with the help of a sparkling statement necklace and dainty stud earrings. To top off her all-black, monochromatic get-up, the mom of two sported trendy pointed-toe heels.

For her glam, the Love, Pamela author wore her signature platinum blonde tresses in a slicked-back updo. For her makeup look, Anderson opted for rosy eyeshadow, mascara, radiant blush on her high cheekbones and a glossy pink pout.

Shortly following the premiere, Anderson delighted her 3.7 million Instagram followers with a captivating photo collection.

The post featured snapshots of herself alongside co-stars Jamie Lee Curtis, Dave Bautista, Brenda Song, Billie Lourd, and Kiernan Shipka . Anderson also added a shot with Curtis, 65, and Francis Ford Coppola .

"My Showgirl family. What an honor to be surrounded by such amazing and talented people," Anderson captioned her four-part upload. She went on: "Thank you Tiff for all of your love." Fans headed to the post comments section to share their thoughts. "This is my favorite Pam era," one wrote as another added: "u look more beautiful than ever." Someone else replied: "Pamela AND Jamie Lee??? Are you kidding me??!!!! Amazing."

Anderson's latest project debuted globally at the Toronto International Film Festival on September 6th. Additionally, The Last Showgirl secured a coveted spot in the main competition lineup of the 72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival.