Pamela Anderson, 57, shows off her dewy complexion as she goes makeup-free at the special screening of The Last Showgirl

Pamela Anderson showed off her fresh complexion at a special screening of her latest film, The Last Showgirl, hosted by BAFTA in California on Wednesday.

The 57-year-old actress and model looked radiant and radiant as she continued her makeup-free look on stage at the London West Hollywood in Beverly Hills.

Pamela has embraced her natural facial features since the death of her make-up artist and long-time friend Alexis Vogel.

She previously stated she had gone natural to “stop chasing her youth” and was praised by fans for “aging gracefully”.

The Baywatch icon chatted about her upcoming film on stage with her co-star Brenda Song.

Pamela looked effortlessly stylish in tailored gray trousers teamed with a brown knit jumper and pumps.

Brenda cut an elegant figure in a black suit and showed off her toned midriff in a black bralette.

Actresses Pamela and Brenda posed for photos with the film’s writer and director, Kate Gersten and Gia Coppola.

The actress and model looked radiant and radiant as she continued to sport her makeup-free look on stage at the London West Hollywood in Beverly Hills

Pamela has received rave reviews for her work in her latest film, The Last Showgirl.

The former Playboy Playmate plays an experienced dancer who must now plan for her future when her show closes after 30 years.

Rotten Tomatoes critics gave the film an 81 percent rating.

The film is currently playing at various film festivals after premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival in September.

The film will have a limited release in theaters on December 13th to qualify for award nominations.

Pamela has explained how she drew on her own struggles and childhood traumas for her role in The Last Showgirl, admitting that she doesn’t believe she would have been able to play the character if I hadn’t had the life that I had I had, so it was worth it.’

“If I can continue to work and take advantage of these struggles and challenges … I will feel blessed,” she said.

“I tried to go back to things that happened in my childhood. I could “smell” my house, cigarettes and alcohol, and it was important to look at it all.

Pamela has embraced her natural facial features since the death of her make-up artist and long-time friend Alexis Vogel

She previously explained she had gone natural to “stop chasing her youth” and was praised by fans for “aging gracefully”.

Pamela looked effortlessly stylish in tailored gray trousers teamed with a brown knitted jumper

The Baywatch icon chatted about her upcoming film on stage with her co-star Brenda Song

Actresses Pamela and Brenda posed for photos with Jenelle Riley (center left) and the film’s writer and director Kate Gersten (right) and Gia Coppola (center right).

Brenda cut an elegant figure in a black suit and showed off her toned midriff in a black bralette

Pamela has received rave reviews for her work in her latest film, The Last Showgirl

Rotten Tomatoes critics gave the film an 81 percent rating

“I was trying to get my strength back. “I bought my grandmother’s house and repainted and rewritten my life,” she said.

She read the script for “The Last Showgirl” and said this project was “life or death” for her.

“I was wearing my overalls and my straw hat and I was like, ‘Get me out of here, let’s do this!'” However, she added that she was “scared about meeting co-star Jamie Lee Curtis.”

“She appeared at the table with her tanned face and as she spoke to me she became darker and darker and darker.

“Now it feels like I’ve known her all my life. She grabs you by the shoulders, looks you in the eyes and says, “We got this, girl!” she said.