Calista Flockhart followed in Pamela Anderson’s footsteps as she showed off her natural beauty with a makeup free look at a gala in NYC on Monday night.

The actress, 60, attended The New Group’s 30th Anniversary Gala at Cipriani Wall Street where she showed off her radiant skin.

It comes after Pamela has made waves in recent years by ditching the makeup on red carpets – a stark contrast to the glamorous looks of her youth when she starred in Baywatch.

At the gala Calista – who is married to Harrison Ford – cut a chic figure in a black suit which she wore with a pair of chunky boots. 

She wore her brunette tresses in perfect waves over her shoulders and put on a confident display. 

Calista is best known for portraying the тιтle character on the Fox television series Ally McBeal, for which she received a Golden Globe Award in 1998.

Calista Flockhart followed in Pamela Anderson’s footsteps as she showed off her natural beauty with a makeup free look at a gala in NYC on Monday night

The actress, 60, attended The New Group’s 30th Anniversary Gala at Cipriani Wall Street where she showed off her radiant skin

With two new TV shows (1923 and Shrinking) and a new movie as well (Captain America: Brave New World), her husband Harrison is showing no signs of slowing down.

The 82-year-old actor hit the red carpet in Los Angeles last month for Season 2 of 1923, when Entertainment Tonight caught up with him. 

Ford was asked if he has any plans on retiring, and he had an unusual answer on the red carpet.

When asked what would get him to retire, and spend more time at home with his wife Calista, Ford simply said, ‘When you forget my name.’

Ford added that the new season – which debuted on Paramount Plus on February 23, is, ‘very strong.’

‘It’s great. It’s a very strong season,’ Ford said, and when asked if he would return for a potential third season, Ford shrugged and said, ‘I just work here.’

‘Taylor (Sheridan) tells me when he has a story,’ he said of the Yellowstone universe creator.

The self-deprecating star was also asked how he would describe this phase of his career, and he simply replied: ‘Stupid.’

At the gala Calista – who is married to Harrison Ford – cut a chic figure in a black suit which she wore with a pair of chunky boots

It comes after Pamela (seen) has made waves in recent years by ditching the makeup on red carpets – a stark contrast to the glamorous looks of her youth when she starred in Baywatch

She was joined by her current theatre co-star Christian Slater at the gala who wore a smart brown jacket 

When the interviewer said he’s ‘killing it’ and that he’s ‘everywhere,’ Ford replied, ‘A little bit too everywhere for my sensibilities.’

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He elaborated on this stretch of films and TV shows, ‘I ran into a vein of really good writing, and I thought I’d take advantage of it, and I’m really glad I did.’  

Along with his movies and TV shows, Ford also made a surprising appearance in a Super Bowl commercial for Jeep earlier this month. 

The actor revealed in an interview with People that he initially turned down the ad gig at first. 

However, it turned out that his Indiana Jones And The Dial of Destiny director James Mangold ultimately persuaded him.

‘You always say no at first… [But the commercial] was refined and personalized. [With James’ input] it came out to be something that I really feel comfortable with,’ Ford said.

The Star Wars actor described the two-minute commercial, which was тιтled ‘Owner’s Manual’, as a ‘rumination on life.’

Calista is married to Hollywood icon Harrison Ford (they are seen together in October 2024)

‘It’s about having control and choice in your own life, and it’s about ᴀssuming the responsibility for your own life,’ he said.

‘I think [the ad] was inspired in the way that it was sH๏τ, the way that it was made. I was happy to be involved… It’s not the in-your-face big splash kind of Super Bowl commercial. It’s a soft sell.,’ he said.

He said: ‘We’re just going to be there, eating and drinkin’ like everybody else. I’m there to watch the game.

‘I’ve seen the commercial. I know how it ends,’ he joked.