Pamela Anderson had a Cinderella moment after the 2024 Met Gala.
The actress playfully ran through the Met Museum and Central Park after walking the red carpet Monday night.
“From one garden to the next,” the “Baywatch” alum, 56, captioned Instagram videos of herself on the move. “A special thank you to @theofficialpandora and @oscardelarenta for the most beautiful evening.”
In the first slide of the silly social media upload, Anderson giggled and held up her gown, her shoes smacking the museum floor as she raced through an exhibit.
She quipped in the next video that she was “still running” as she jogged down a path in the dark.
The model’s Instagram followers praised her “wild spirit” and craved their own “dress-running moments” in the comments section.
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One fan noted that Anderson’s “dress matche[d] the Greco-Roman statuary,” with another calling her a “real life Cinderella.”
Others gushed that she was the “best dressed” at the “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion”-themed event.
Anderson went full glam in a beige, asymmetrical gown by Oscar De La Renta, accessorizing with feathers in her hair.
Although she has opted to go makeup-free since her longtime makeup artists Alexis Vogel’s 2019 death, she rocked a light beauty look.
The “Dancing With the Stars” alum matched her pink eyeshadow to her lips.
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Previously, Anderson has skipped cosmetics as a way to “challenge beauty,” she told Vogue France in a 2023 interview.
“If we all chase youth or we are all chasing our idea of what beauty is in fashion magazines then we are all going to be disappointed or maybe a little bit sad,” she explained last year.
“I think I’m happiest that I’ve ever been in my own skin,” Anderson continued. “It’s what is inside the clothes that counts and I think beauty does come from within.”
The “Barb Wire” star has since stunned fresh-faced while modeling for magazine covers, walking for red carpets and posing on Instagram.
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