A red swimsuit worn by Pamela Anderson as CJ Parker in the iconic series Baywatch will be displayed at the Design Museum in London. The suit is on loan from Germany’s BikiniARTmuseum, which acquired it from David Hasselhoff’s collection. Other exhibits include historical swimwear, a cutting-edge Speedo suit, and Olympic memorabilia. The exhibition, Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style, opens on 28 March 2025, showcasing the cultural significance of swimwear design over the past century.

Pamela Anderson’s red swimsuit is a symbol of 1990s pop culture, closely associated with her role in Baywatch, where she became known for her slow-motion scenes. The swimsuit’s display in London reflects a broader exploration of swimwear’s evolution and its design significance. The exhibition aims to connect viewers to the historical, environmental, and cultural narratives of swimming and swimwear, featuring various influential pieces alongside Anderson’s iconic outfit.

The upcoming exhibition at the Design Museum will highlight Pamela Anderson’s iconic Baywatch swimsuit and other historical swimwear pieces, exploring the relationship between swimming culture and design. It opens on 28 March 2025, offering insights into how swimwear has evolved and its impact on societal trends over the last century.

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