Pamela Anderson wore a monochrome white look in NYC

Forget the old adage of not wearing white after Labor Day. In recent years, fashion people have been opting for all-white ensembles in fall and winter. This trend offers a refreshing contrast to the usual dark colors like deep brown, navy blue and black that dominate cold-weather wardrobes. A great example of this is Pamela Anderson's latest outfit.

Yesterday Anderson appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in New York City for the release of her cookbook, I love you: recipes from the heart. The actor and model favored a relaxed style and opted for a coordinating white top and skirt combo. She accessorized her ensemble with a matching scarf – reflecting the popular knitting trend popular with fashion enthusiasts from Copenhagen to London – vintage-style tortoiseshell sunglasses and elegant nude pumps.

Not only is Anderson a proponent of wearing white after Labor Day, but fashion designers have embraced the idea year after year. At the Fall 2024 runway shows, renowned brands such as Alaïa, Louis Vuitton, Bevza and Brandon Maxwell presented a stunning selection of all-white ensembles. Models strutted the runway in everything from sheer white skirts paired with sleeveless blouses to sport-inspired jackets paired with balloon-hemmed miniskirts. These looks highlight the versatility and elegance of an all-white outfit, allowing you to pair any white garment with a matching piece and look instantly chic.