Just months after first shocking the world by arriving at Paris Fashion Week makeup-free, Pamela Anderson proved that her low-key look wasn’t just a fleeting fad by attending the 2023 British Fashion Awards au natural once again.

On Monday, the actress embraced her bare face when arriving at the star-studded Fashion Awards in London, presented by Pandora. At the event, the British Fashion Council honored notable industry members like Valentino Garavani, Paloma Elsesser, and Jonathan Anderson.

Anderson presented The Pandora Leader of Change Award to Michaela Coel, the triple threat talent behind HBO's hit I May Destroy You miniseries. The honor "celebrates a person who leads with innovation to create positive change globally," according to a press release from the brand. "They consistently challenge the status quo. Their work is empowering, progressive, and forward-thinking. They use their platform positively, shifting perceptions as a result of their deep commitment to moving the dial when it comes to authentic representation."

For the occasion, Anderson walked the carpet in an all-white ensemble comprised of a simple cream-colored sweater, matching wide-leg trousers, and a coordinating blazer, which she wore draped over her shoulders. Pamela (quite literally) elevated her chic OOTN with a pair of maroon platform heels, diamond stud earrings, and an architectural gold diamond ring, courtesy of Pandora. She rounded out her look by pulling her platinum-blonde hair back into a low ponytail.

Anderson’s outing comes just a month after she opened up to People about her now-viral Paris Fashion Week moment, where she explained that she never meant to get attention for not wearing makeup.

“I'm makeup-free at home, so why not for Paris Fashion Week?" she told the publication in early Nov. "I really didn't know anyone would notice it, but I'm glad it became a positive message.”

Pamela also explained that her views on makeup go hand in hand with her stance on aging, adding, “I call it Life-ing, not aging. Chasing youth is futile. All we can do is embrace who we are at the moment we are in, and be okay with where our feet stand right now. I don't have to be cool anymore. I can just be me. It's very freeing to be comfortable in your own skin.”