Makeup free Pamela Anderson, 59, steals the show in orange satin dress as she leads the stars at the amfAR Gala during Venice Film Festival

Pamela Anderson made sure all eyes were on her as she led the stars at the amfAR Gala during Venice Film Festival on Sunday evening. 

The Baywatch icon, 59, wowed in a stunning bright orange satin dress which she paired with a floor-length matching shawl. 

The actress has become known in recent years for her natural look and once again Pamela opted to go makeup free on the red carpet. 

Completing her ensemble with grey pointed toe heels, she styled her blonde hair in classy set curls. 

Pamela was joined at the event by singer Mimi Webb who sparkled in a silver embellished gown. 

Pairing the glitzy gown with simple strappy black heels, the singer, 26, accessorised with diamond drop earrings and a black clutch bag.

Taika Waititi was also in attendance as he put on a dapper appearance in a cream suit and brown suede loafers. 

Bebe Rexha put on a racy display in a black lace corset halter neck dress which featured a high leg slit. 

Alexis Ren wowed in a simple black plunging satin dress as she showed off a hint of side boob. 

Pamela kicked off her Venice Film Festival at the Golden Globes x Aman Beverly Hills cocktail party on Friday night.

The actress looked incredible in a pink fitted gown and showed off her natural beauty with a minimal make-up look.

Pamela attended the bash alongside Brooklyn Beckham who proved he was his wife Nicola Peltz's biggest supporter as she made her debut at the festival ahead of receiving the Rising Star award on Saturday. 

Despite Nicola's 20-year acting career, Nicola was awarded the prize at The Kineo Awards which aren't officially part of the Venice International Film Festival.

The awards note on the citation for 'rising star' that Nicola actually started acting as a child 20 years ago. 

Nicola, recently wrote, directed and starred in self-funded movie Lola whilst her resumé also includes roles in The Last Airbender, Transformers: Age of Extinction, Bates Motel, Holidate, Welcome to Chippendales and The Beauty. 

During her speech on Saturday night Nicola paid tribute to her husband and family who she said 'are the reason that I can reach to the stars' as she picked up her award.

Her proud billionaire father, businessman Nelson Peltz, mother Claudia and brother Bradley were there to watch her, with Nelson fanning himself in the 30C (86F) heat and, at times during the wait, retreating inside.

She said: 'Hi everyone. I am normally more comfortable playing a character as an actor than standing in front of an audience, so please bear with me.

'Thank you so much for this immense honour. To receive an award at the Venice Film Festival is something I will carry with me for the rest of my career.'

She then addressed her co-star in the film Prima, Faye Dunaway, who was given a lifetime achievement by the Kineo organisation at the same ceremony. 'Faye you have always been an inspiration to me and learning with you has been incredible.'

She went on: 'My family are my everything. My mum, dad, (brothers) Diesel and Brad and Brooklyn thank you. You always believe in me. To have your support is the reason I can reach to the stars in the first place.'