Pamela Anderson’s Ferragamo Look Feels Like a Modern Grace Kelly Moment

By Alexus Mosley

The Naked Gun’s Pamela Anderson recently stepped out in New York City for an interview with Andy Cohen at SiriusXM Studios in a head-to-toe Ferragamo ensemble. The poised and almost ceremonial look was anchored by a herringbone belted coat, chocolate leather boots, gloves, and a softly draped scarf.

This fashion moment immediately called to mind Grace Kelly, whose legacy of elegance was built polished and quietly authoritative style.

Grace Kelly’s signature style still endures today because it was never about trends. Her wardrobe favored impeccable tailoring, neutral palettes, and silhouettes that communicated composure over provocation. Pamela Anderson’s Ferragamo moment operates in that same tradition.

The cinched coat creates structure that is free of rigidity, while the muted palette signaled confidence. Every accessory, from the leather gloves to the knee-high boots, served a purpose, reinforcing the idea that luxury doesn’t have to be loud. The pieces being from Ferragamo feel deeply intentional since the Italian luxury fashion house has a long history of favoring craftsmanship and tradition. It’s a house synonymous with women who understand power as something quietly held.

In this context, the ensemble feels less like styling and more like alignment as Pamela Anderson’s rebrand has been all about inhabiting, practicing restraint, and embodying elegance.

Of course, we love nostalgia, but what also makes this moment compelling is the evolution. Anderson’s personal style was once that of a blonde bombshell. Now she embraces a different kind of femininity, like Grace Kelly before her.

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