Pamela Anderson sheds years (and her clothing) in scorching shoot

Some front ... Pamela Anderson

Vogue Brazil / Mario Testino

By TIM NIXON

Published: 05th June 2013

PAMELA Anderson proves she’s still well worth a Baywatch when she’s strutting her stuff on the beach.

The actress, 45, sizzles in a shoot for Brazilian Vogue, leaving little to the imagination in a white top turned transparent by the sea.
Mario Testino is the man behind the lens, and the celebrated photographer continues his knack of getting the best out of his subjects.

Thrust another day on the beach ... Pamela Anderson

Vogue Brazil / Mario Testino

Other age-defying images hark back to Pammie’s beach babe Baywatch days 20 years ago – thanks to some tight-fitting red outfits.
One snap features a close-up of the star’s face, showing how well she can still scrub up with the right application of make-up and lighting.

Blonde beauty ... Pamela Anderson

Vogue Brazil / Mario Testino

Another sees her thrusting out her famous bust in an ill-fitting red top as she gazes out to sea.
While in a white one-piece, she takes the weight off her feet and lies down on the sand.

White hot ... Pamela Anderson

Vogue Brazil / Mario Testino

Her scorching display for Mario’s camera comes as a raunchy TV ad starring Pammie has been banned from airing before the watershed.

Blast from the past ... Pamela Anderson in Baywatch

FremantleMedia Ltd / Rex Features

Vogue Brazil ... with Gisele on cover

The promo for Crazydomains.co.uk was ruled to be “sexist and likely to cause serious offence to some viewers” by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA).
Pammie plays a company boss chairing a meeting when one of her male colleagues starts to daydream about her and an attractive brunette.
The two women are then seen dancing in gold bikinis while cream is poured over them to the soundtrack of a cheesy soul song.
Dreamscape Networks said they had deliberately portrayed Pamela and her assistant as “attractive, dynamic and confident business people”.
They added the tongue-in-cheek approach would be thought of as “fanciful and humorous” by the majority of viewers.
However, the ASA insists – despite its light heartedness – it paints women as sexual objects throughout.
A spokesperson said: “Because of that, we considered the ad was likely to cause serious offence to some viewers on the basis that it was sexist and degrading to women.”

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