Baywatch bombshell Carmen Electra puts on a daring display as she shows off her ample cleavage and toned legs in a plunging sheer gown at Philipp Plein Oscars bash

Nineties sex symbol Carmen Electra showed that she's still as daring as ever on Saturday night, as she turned heads with her racy outfit at the Philipp Plein Oscars party in Los Angeles.

The actress, 53, left little to the imagination in a nude-coloured gown covered in sparkling diamantés and plunging perilously low, exposing her surgically-enhanced cleavage.

The daring number was entirely sheer and also boasted a thigh-high slit, showing off her long legs underneath and towering platform heels.

Almost three decades on from when she got her breakthrough playing Lani McKenzie in Baywatch, Carmen still looked incredibly youthful, accentuating her taut visage with a glamorous palette of makeup and a black smoky eye.

The model - real name Tara Leigh Patrick - got a boob job in the nineties, after being persuaded to go under the knife by another woman with implants, who told it her would improve her life.

However, she later admitted to Fabulous magazine in 2010 that her now-famous chest took some time for her to get used to.

'I had breast surgery over ten years ago, taking me from a 32B to DD, which took a bit of time to get used to,' she recalled. 

'I didn't want to go as big as that. It's nice that I don't have to wear a push-up bra any more, but I could have left myself alone. 

'I think I was fine the way I was. I had nice breasts before – though they were small.'

But Carmen has denied having any surgery done on her face, insisting hat her ageless looks are the result of a strict diet, plenty of water, and a carefully curated skincare routine that she has been using for the past 20 years. 

She told Daily Mail in 2020: 'Let's be real, we are in Hollywood here and when I share the real story most people are shocked, because normally a woman would have certain things done.

'In my case I am completely free of [surgery] and I would say [my youthful appearance] is because of my discipline with my skincare routine.'

But, the former Playboy star added that she hasn't ruled out surgery entirely, and noted that she is not against cosmetic procedures for those who feel that it's something they need to feel and look their most confident.

'For the moment I am happy with my routine and it's working!' she said, adding of those who do go under the knife: 'I feel that everyone has the right to be who they want without judgement.'

Carmen did offer one piece of advice for anyone who considering surgery however, insisting to take your time and look at all the options before going under the knife.

She said: 'I would say never rush anything in life. Beauty and self-care especially should be like an adventure where you can explore all the many amazing modern options people have available, [both] surgical and non-surgical. If you do things with love and care you can never go wrong.'

Other than skincare, she insists her appearance is the result of plenty of water and avoiding 'damaging' substances like caffeine, alcohol, and sugar.

'I'm big on staying hydrated!' she said. 'Water can hydrate your skin from the inside out, it's such a simple thing that I think a lot of people forget.

'I also try to stay away from items that damage your skin like caffeine, soda, and alcohol.'

While last year she revealed some of her beauty and anti-ageing secrets to NewBeauty last year, emphasizing the importance of drinking plenty of water.

'I've always loved a good skin-care routine, and I keep it pretty simple now with just a few key products. I started focusing on water, and tricked myself into actually enjoying it, I noticed a huge difference. 

'My body felt better, and my skin started to glow. I still have a cheat day every now!' she continued. 

Carmen's career in the industry began as a singer after moving to Minneapolis, and meeting Prince in the early 90s. 

He signed her to his record label Paisley Park Records and produced her debut studio album in 1993, as well as coming up with her iconic stage name.

Electra picked up modelling as well as and was featured in Playboy Magazine five times beginning in 1996, before being cast in hit series Baywatch the following year. 

It comes after the Baywatch reboot was officially ordered by Fox and is slated to air during the 2026-2027 broadcast season, according to Variety. 

The original soapy drama which followed a group of life guards in LA became one of the most-watched shows in the world when it aired from 1989 to 2001, creating stars out of the likes of Pamela Anderson, David Hasselhoff and Carmen.

A new version will air for 12 episodes in the 2026-27 television season, produced by Fox Entertainment and Fremantle.

Stephen Amell leads the cast as Captain Hobie Buchannon, son of David Hasselhoff's Hobie Buchannon, alongside Shay Mitchell, Hassie Harrison. Jessica Belkin, Noah Beck and Thaddeus LaGrone.

While former LSU gymnast Livvy Dunne and TV personality Brooks Nader are also set to star, as well as David Chokachi, who returns from the original series as Cody Madison.

The storyline follows Hobie years after the events of the original show, with his life changing when his daughter Charlie arrives unexpectedly and asks to continue the Buchannon family legacy of lifeguarding.

Talking to TMZ at the time of the announcement, Carmen shared whether she would be up to featuring in the reboot, expressing that it 'could be fun.'

'I don't know if I'd want to be in the water,' the Scary Movie star explained. 'It's the ocean, you know? I love being around the ocean. 

'Working in it is very different. When you're working in the ocean, it is very complicated.'

But the star shared that she can still 'do the slow-motion run', adding: I can definitely do that. And I still look really good in that [bathing] suit, so that is not a problem. But the water - maybe I could be a captain.'