Pamela Anderson Goes Makeup-Free for 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party Date Night with Son Brandon: See Their Looks!

Pamela Anderson’s no-makeup moment lives on.

The actress, writer and activist brought her fresh look to Vanity Fair’s 2024 Oscar Party on Sunday night after the 2024 Oscars, along with her son Brandon Thomas Lee, 27.

Anderson, 56, was dressed for the occasion in a sunny yellow floral dress covered in sequins and sheer overlays. Lee kept it classic in a tuxedo with a bow tie.

Of course, Anderson was glowing in her no-makeup look — her smile said everything that needed to be said about how she felt on the carpet! She wore her blonde hair down around her face.

Pamela Anderson and her son Brandon Thomas Lee at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

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Anderson has been sporting a no-makeup look for a while now, but it’s been an adjustment period. Especially when she first told her team and her sons – she also shares son Dylan Jagger Lee, 26, with ex Tommy Lee – that she wanted to leave her stylist and glam squad behind.

Brandon Thomas Lee and Pamela Anderson at the 2024 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

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“My boys said, ‘Mom, you must have a glamorous crew.’ And my agents said, ‘You have to have a glamor team! Where’s the stylist?’ I go, ‘I know how to put a dress on myself. I don’t need someone to button my blouse. I got this.’ And they were just horrified,” Anderson said Snobbery last month.

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Pamela Anderson at Paris Fashion Week in September 2023.

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She’s continued to dabble in her no-makeup moments, although she claims the initial moment at Fashion Week last year wasn’t meant to be a thing, she was really just doing it “for the girls”.

“I just think that the world of social media and fantasy, especially in fashion and film, those places are an escape from reality, but these everyday things… I felt like it was okay to just be,” Anderson said CR fashion book At the beginning of March.

She noted that it was not her intention to “make a big statement”, but she was glad that her appearance at the event “had a positive message”.

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