Pamela Anderson was the epitome of glamor as she stepped out in New York City on Monday.

The 57-year-old actress turned heads as she showed off an all-white knit ensemble with a flowy maxi skirt.

She made the streets of the Big Apple her runway, strutting her stuff in a pair of taupe stiletto heels with red soles.

The Baywatch star, who revealed she had suffered from “depression for a couple of decades” while discussing her career resurgence, looked effortlessly chic as she wore a pair of retro oval sunglasses.

She was a real showstopper as she arrived at the studio ahead of her appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” to talk about her new cookbook, “I Love You: Recipes from the Heart.”

Pamela Anderson was the epitome of glamor as she stepped out in New York City on Monday. The 57-year-old actress turned heads as she showed off an all-white knit ensemble with a flowy maxi skirt

The model was a real eye-catcher in her cozy cashmere robe before her TV appearance.

She wore a long, sleeveless vest over a matching top and long, flowing skirt.

For a natural, casual appearance, Anderson went without any jewelry.

She tossed her platinum blonde locks up in a chic updo and appeared to be wearing little to no makeup.

She finished her look with a baby pink lip balm or lip gloss.

This comes over a week after she attended the Zurich Film Festival to promote her new film The Last Showgirl.

She also accepted the Swiss festival's Golden Eye Award at the event.

While accepting the award, Anderson revealed that she was happy to continue working in the entertainment industry and spoke about her early bouts with depression.

The Baywatch star looked effortlessly chic as she wore a pair of retro oval sunglasses

She made the streets of the Big Apple her runway, strutting her stuff in a pair of taupe stiletto heels with red soles

She tossed her platinum blonde locks up in a chic updo and appeared to be wearing little to no makeup

The model was a real eye-catcher in her cozy cashmere robe even before her TV appearance

She wore a long, sleeveless vest over a matching top and long, flowing skirt

She was a real showstopper as she arrived at the studio ahead of her appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” to talk about her new cookbook, “I Love You: Recipes from the Heart.”

“I look at it now and it feels like I went from Baywatch to Broadway,” she said. “I don't know what happened in between. “It's all a big blur.”

Anderson added, “I'm just happy to be here at this moment because I think I've been suffering from depression for a few decades.”

She continued: “I never thought I would be on stage and accepting an award like this. “I just want to keep working. I look forward to doing more.'

She recalled how her career resurgence began with the 2023 documentary Pamela, A Love Story and her memoir Love Pamela.

“Ryan (White) did this document and that's how Gia saw me.” “I always knew I was capable of more,” she said.

“It's great to be part of pop culture, but it's a blessing and a curse.” “People fall in love with you because of a swimsuit,” she added. “It took a long time, but I’m here.”