The Beach is Back - Pamela Anderson Gets Her C.J. on in 'Baywatch' Swimsuit

Posted Oct 15th 2009 at 1:35PM by Erin Donnelly (Subscribe to Erin Donnelly's posts)

Pamela Anderson in her infamous red life-saving suit during the "Baywatch" days (left), and in the same suit last night, 17 years later (left). Photos: Everett Collection | John Parra, WireImage

You can take the girl out of "Baywatch," but you can't take the "Baywatch" out of the girl, it seems.

Just ask Pamela Anderson, who found herself strutting down the runway in a familiar red one-piece swimsuit yesterday at Richie Rich's A*Muse fashion show during Miami Beach's Funkshion Fashion Week.

Accessorized with some major bling and yellow crime scene tape, the iconic "Baywatch" suit was the very one Anderson wore as pneumatic lifeguard C.J. Parker on the '90s hit TV series..

To her credit, the 42-year-old blonde bombshell filled out the suit nicely, with her famous "flotation devices" busting out for their turn on the runway. Not bad for a gal who doesn't use sunscreen (naughty, naughty).

Even better than Anderson's fit bod? The fact that "The Hoff" was not waiting in the wings... in a Speedo.

Should Pammy flaunt what she's still got? Or is it a desperate move by a one-trick pony? Leave a comment!

Want to look like Pamela Anderson? Consult a plastic surgeon. Want to smell like her? Check out her upcoming fragrance.

Tags: amuse, baywatch, baywatch swimsuit, BaywatchSwimsuit, funkshion fashion week, pam anderson, PamAnderson, pamela anderson, pamela anderson swimsuit, PamelaAnderson, RichieRich

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