Calista Flockhart Embraces Makeup-Free Glow Following Pamela Anderson’s Lead

Calista Flockhart made a dramatic appearance at The New Group’s 30th Anniversary Gala at Cipriani Wall Street, turning heads for reasons other than her breathtaking presence. The 60-year-old actress, who became a star playing the titular character, Ally McBeal, posed on the red carpet wearing an all black outfit.

She paired a fitted jacket with chunky boots while keeping her overall style simple but sophisticated. Her brown locks flowed down over her shoulders and framed her face beautifully. Flockhart appeared as poised as ever, but it was not merely her impeccable sense of style that caught attention.

Calista Flockhart went goes completely natural and makeup-free for the first time

For the first time, Flockhart hit the red carpet with not an inch of makeup, shattering the glamorous persona she has portrayed throughout her life. Throughout her whole career, she always showed up as a put-together, classy-looking woman with impeccable makeup and hairstyles. This time, she had no makeup on and settled for a natural glow, one of the several stars to join the trend to go natural in public.

She is following the lead of Pamela Anderson, who has long been a supporter of the makeup-free cause. Anderson first went without makeup at Paris Fashion Week last year, in honor of her makeup artist who died that year.

Calista Flockhart and husband Harrison Ford are no strangers to the red carpet

Red carpets have long been a familiar setting for Flockhart and her husband, Harrison Ford. The two have been spotted at numerous events together, perfectly dressed for Hollywood’s highest-profile events. Whether they are attending the Oscars, film premiers, or upscale galas, Flockhart has always looked fabulous in beautiful gowns and flawless makeup.

One of her most recent appearances was at the Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny red carpet, where she accompanied Ford on the red carpet in a stunning black gown. Her makeup was subtle but applied perfectly, even back then, highlighting her features while still appearing classy.