Pamela Anderson, 57, goes makeup free as she wows in chic white ensemble at The Last Showgirl screening in LA

Pamela Anderson went makeup free at a screening of The Last Showgirl in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The showbiz icon, 57, opted for a much more natural look and showed off her clear skin while on stage.

She opted for a chic white blouse and matching trouser set as she perched on a chair for a Q&A session.

The former Baywatch star completed her whole ensemble with a pair of white heels as she sat confidently in front of the audience.

In continuing to keep things simple, Pamela swept her blonde locks away from her face into a ponytail.

Pamela, who famously went make-up free at Paris Fashion Week towards the end of last year , stars in the new drama film as the titular showgirl who must make new plans after her show abruptly closes.

She was joined at the event by co-star Brenda Song , and she and the former Disney Channel star looked a vision as they coordinated their outfits.

Pamela and former Suite Life actress Brenda then posed with writer Kate Gersten and director Gio Coppola.

Once inside, Pamela and her co-star perched upon seats at The Landmark, Westwood to take part in a Q&A session.

Pamela was met with a standing ovation and thunderous applause as she took the stage earlier this week .

'I've been getting ready my whole life for this film,' she joked, per Variety .

'I never felt something so strongly about something [as this film]. It was do it, just be it, and I did it.'

According to the film's synopsis, Pamela's character struggles with what to do after the closure of her show and tries to repair a strained relationship with her daughter, after years of focusing mostly on her showgirl family.

Meanwhile, Coppola opened up about her new film, telling Deadline , 'I've always wanted to make a movie in Vegas.'

'I'm so proud of our cast and crew, especially Pamela. I can't wait to share her daring and heartfelt performance!'

The film was produced by Robert Schwartzman and Natalie Farrey.

'Dream project, dream cast,' Schwartzman told the outlet.