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Uh, Skylar, that is quite an outfit.

Oh, I'm sorry, too much? Too little.

Just right.

I'm the costume designer on Stacked.
It's a more intimate relationship than I

think anybody on a particular show. I
see them in their underwear.

Pam has a personal stylist whom I got to
work with, and we actually had a great

time. It was actually a really good
collaboration.

I wanted to make sure that Pam had
somebody that could devote their

and their time to her look. I had four
or five other characters to dress every

week, so it was sort of a logistical
impossibility for me to give her that

have a Wonder Woman outfit in my car.

Wonder Woman, huh? Yeah,

the rope and everything?

Wow.

Well, the girls, Jenny McCarthy and
Carmen Electra, I mean, you talk about

beautiful bodies to dress.

You look fantastic.

So do you. You both, you both look
fantastic.

I put Jenny in a red Alaya dress that
was hot.

Are you trying to tell me that I used to
look like a dog and now I'm totally

hot?

No. Well, could you please? Because I
didn't spend 30 grand on plastic surgery

to hear you haven't changed a bit.

Oh, and you did the boobs. They look
fantastic.

You want to feel them? Can I? Sure, take
a first spin.

I'd put Carmen in a Gucci black dress. I
don't know if you can tell by what I'm

wearing, but I have a killer body.

I can kind of tell.

And I want nothing more than to bring
you back to my hotel for a night of the

wildest, kinkiest sex of your life.

We're gonna do things that would
embarrass porn stars.

Here it is.

Is that a closet or some sort of portal
to 1993?

I'm basically there for Pamela. My job
title is basically a fashion stylist.

What we do, we create looks for
celebrities.

Either that be a celebrity as in Pamela
or a musical artist.

You know, we try to keep it very subtle
and sexy for stacked television viewers.

Originally, the producers wanted her to
just be a regular character.

Still hiring?

When you think about it, when you're
going to do a show with Pam Anderson as

star,

She's got to look awesome, you know.
She's got to look totally unique from

anyone else in the set.

Morning, Skylar. Lovely dress.

Emilio Pucci, right?

Yeah. How do you know that? It was
interesting because we kind of like

off some pieces that Pam has and pieces
that we can get from designers and

pieces that we purchased that was in the
budget. So we kind of like rotated the

pieces throughout the season.

I gave Liz a pair of jeans.

You didn't know that there were those
exact jeans because we would switch the

top up or add a jacket with it. There
are little things that we did, little

tricks to just make the outfit look
completely different.

Thanks for straightening those, Skylar.
I really do love that rack.

Yeah, well, it certainly holds the
magazines.

I, uh, wasn't talking about that rack.

When you have Pam Anderson as the star
of a show, you expect this persona of

hers. And the way her body is is part of
that persona.

We shot the show in front of a live
audience once a week, and I would

stand shoulder to shoulder with the
network standards and practices person.

something would come up on the monitor
that was unexpected, and we would both

kind of go, oh, uh -oh.

This is a mess. What you are is a mess
maker.

What are we going to do? You know, you
have that fact that women do that, you

know, are nipples. You know, there's
something. If you're in a room and it's

chilly, that's a natural effect.

I mean, you can't help that no matter
how many paddings, how many layers, or

whatever the situation may be.

But, you know, I mean, with Pamela, she
plays it off really well. It goes along

with the outfit.

I try to pick pieces that are classic
and, you know, not too over top or

draw attention to anywhere that it
shouldn't. There's already a major

piece on her, so it's like make her look
beautiful.

That's what people want to see. That's
who she is.

That's what it's all about. I mean, we
wouldn't name the show Stacked, right?

So, yeah, there were some surprises here
and there, but they all got solved with

a sense of humor, and we just tried to
make sure everyone was comfortable.

Oh, oh, oh!

all over my poochie.

Well, what do you expect with a skirt
that short?

Poochie is a designer cat.

Do you know how expensive it is to get
vintage silk cream these days?

It's worth so much, I should just sell
it.

She loves fashion. She loves designers.

She loves vintage.

She loves pieces that are one of a kind.

Who would like to hear another one? Oh,
yeah, me, me, me. I do, I do, I do, I

do, I do, I do. We did a lot of the
fitted pencil skirts with the wide belt,

with the beautiful long -sleeve button
-down shirt tucked in very...

Clean, very sexy, or sometimes we'll do,
like, beautiful slacks with a

beautiful, like, t -shirt with a wide
neck. Or she'll wear shorts, which is

the intro of Stack, where she had on
these great shorts.

Asymmetrical sweaters look great on her.
Three -quarter length jackets look

great on her.

You can't lose with her, basically.

She looks good in anything.

What's wrong with my shirt?

Oh, I mean, it's just drab and
unflattering and old and conservative.

Can't find anything nice to say about
it?

Well, it goes perfect with those pants.

We ended up actually stitching her into
a lot of her clothes so that it would be

smooth and would look nice.

Pam looks awesome in white. I agree that
a lot of the classic shirts with the

collars and the sleeves rolled and the
tailored jackets and stuff all looked

really great on her. I tried to style
her so that she can look at these

ten years from now and won't be like, oh
my God, I can't believe I wore that

fuchsia top because we would never wear
fuchsia tops. It's a collaboration of

all different styles into one.

That basically makes it work, and then
all she has to do is turn it on.

Well, you know, it's not what I would
have picked, but you have to admit the

kids got flair.