Pamela Anderson looks spectacular at premiere of her new Netflix doco

Is it 1995? Pamela Anderson looked like she’d stepped out of her Baywatch heyday as she attended the premiere of her new Netflix documentary.

This “Baywatch” babe is red-hot.

Pamela Anderson, 55, channelled her most infamous fashion moment in a fiery red dress for the premiere of her much-anticipated Netflix documentary, Pamela: A Love Story.

Pam hit the red carpet in a Naeem Khan Beaded Tank Gown ($US5995 or $A9119) reminiscent of the iconic one-piece swimsuit she wore as C.J. Parker on the ‘90s hit show, down to the sexy scoop neck, Page Six reports.

The Playboy centrefold paired the gown with Cicada dangling diamond earrings and a Delfina Delettrez ring.

Anderson further accessorised with strappy crimson Christian Louboutin sandals.

Pamela Anderson channelled her iconic ‘Baywatch’ look for the premiere of her Netflix documentary. Picture: Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Netflix

The Love, Pamela memoirist was styled by Los Angeles-based celebrity stylist Rebecca Ramsey, who also dressed her for her new Variety cover.

Anderson walked the red carpet alongside her sons Brandon Thomas Lee and Dylan Jagger Lee.

Anderson and her sons Brandon Thomas Lee and Dylan Jagger Lee walk the red carpet. Picture: Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Netflix

The Chicago musical star even opted to bring back her messy updo from the Baywatch era, which experienced a resurgence last year when it was embraced by Gen Z.

“Pamcore” has been trending on TikTok recently, on the heels of the release of last year’s controversial Hulu show Pam & Tommy, in which Lily James played Anderson.

Anderson did not approve of the series, which detailed her leaked sex tape and volatile marriage to Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee.

Anderson and director Ryan White. Picture: Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Netflix

The Canadian actress even brought back her messy updo. Picture: Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images

The actress and sex symbol opens up about her first major acting gig on Baywatch in her documentary.

“We were having a ball. We couldn’t even believe that we were working because we were on the beach every day getting paid for this,” Anderson says in the film.

“You can watch that show with the sound off, actually,” Anderson quips in the doc.

“It wasn’t actually about the storylines.”

This article originally appeared on Page Six and was reproduced with permission