Pamela Anderson was in Savannah, Georgia on Saturday and for a special reason. The star was one of the latest celebrities honored at the SCAD Savannah Film Festival. Anderson received the festival’s Marquee Award in support of her latest film “The Last Showgirl.”
For the event, Anderson decided largely on black including a long coat from Brunello Cucinelli.
For shoes, Anderson wore a pair of shiny leather pumps. The pumps were classic in that they covered the outsides of the foot in their entirety. The shoe has a rounded vamp as well as a pointed toe. They also include a stiletto heel on the back which likely measures around four inches.
It is unclear what the brand of the heels are. It does feature some pronounced angles and the collar is cut low on the foot, exposing the sides of the foot. The heel in effect lengthens the leg, which can change the proportions of the look. The shoe is also fully black including the sole as well as the entirety of the stiletto. These details mean that the style is not from brands like Christian Louboutin or Manolo Blahnik.
The shoe looks similar to Balenciaga’s Knife pump shoe. It could also be Saint Laurent’s Anja pump or a black leather heel from Michael Kors. A number of other labels also make similar mjodels.
While at the film festival, Anderson wore the shoes on the red carpet as well as on stage to accept the Marquee Award. It recognizes her career achievements. Her latest project is “The Last Showgirl,” which was on the festival circuit. Pamela wore a mohair argyle turtleneck sweater, long cotton poplin shirt, and coat, also by Brunello Cucinelli, at the Miami Film Festival where she received the Art of Light Award on Nov. 3.
Black pointed-toe pumps are a classic shoe. In fact, when Demi Moore was honored at SCAD earlier in the week. For her moment on the stage and on the red carpet she wore shoes from Schiaparelli. They include a gold keyhole design on the toe. Unlike Anderson’s shoes, they are patent leather.
