Pamela Anderson posted a new scandalous snap to Instagram on Tuesday, and it gave fans an up-close look at the Baywatch star and her famous bust.
It’s a black-and-white shot (keeping up with Anderson’s long-running Insta-aesthetic), and shows the actress/model lifting the camera up to take a shot from above.
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She’s wearing flower-covered sunglasses and either a strapless dress or sheet that barely covers her breasts.
The snap was in promotion of Anderson’s new restaurant, La table du Marche by Pamela. According to Anderson’s site, the new food endeavor is described as “festive, glamorous and Vegan.”
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The restaurant is based in Ramatuelle, France, and opened on Tuesday night.
She also tagged revered fashion designer Vivienne Westwood in the post. Her and Westwoof have become close in recent years.
Anderson has worked on many fashion campaigns with Westwood’s brand and has bonded with her not only over fashion, but also political causes.
“I have learned from Vivienne that each day is an opportunity,” she previously said. “That I cannot be silent. I must be specific and work very hard every day to engage in the world. As a reader and art lover – and activist.”
Anderson often posts about Westwood, including a photo of the two together uploaded to Instagram last week.
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