Pamela Anderson Goes Vintage in Bottega Veneta Pumps and Monochromatic Look in New York City
Pamela Anderson was spotted walking around New York City in a pair of unique Bottega Veneta pumps that turned heads as she was walking.
Choosing the brand’s Canalazzo pumps, the shoes are made with a patent leather construction and characterized by a pointed-toe upper. Also crafted with lambskin leather lining and a Rubber-injected leather outsole, the shoes are completed by a curved heel that clocks in at 3.9 inches. A typical pair of the Canalazzo pumps runs for approximately $1,150.
As for the rest of her ensemble, the model and actress wore a blue jumpsuit with a slender dark brown belt, pairing her outfit with an oversized blue trench coat to keep her warm during the frosty cold NYC season. Styling her iconic blonde locks, the actress opted for a makeup-free look, which is something she has been doing for over two years now as a tribute to her friend who passed away from breast cancer.
Anderson’s pumps mirrored a pair she was seen in this past December when attending a luncheon celebrating actors who earned their first Golden Globe nods. For the occasion, Anderson opted for a pair of black pumps that were crafted with patent leather material, and boasted a pointed-pump design, a rounded vamp, and a high heel that measured between 3 and 4 inches.
Anderson has been known to regularly wear pointed-toe and platform pumps and heeled sandals in a range of textures and colors from brands, counting Christian Louboutin, Chanel and Gucci as some of her favorite high fashion designers. Last year, the pointed-pumps style started on an upward swing, with stylists recommending pointed shoe styles to achieve simple and classic looks for spring and summer courtesy of its versatility and ability to work with a wide range of outfits.
The silhouette is expected to be another heavy hitter in 2025.