• Pamela Anderson’s iconic red swimsuit from Baywatch will be displayed at the Design Museum in London as part of the exhibition titled "Splash! A Century of Swimming and Style". The exhibition will open in March.
• The exhibition will explore the evolution of swimming in social, cultural, technological, and environmental contexts over the last 100 years, from Britain's lido boom to the recent Mermaidcore trend.
• Significant items include the first solo Olympic swimming gold medal won by British swimmer Lucy Morton in 1924, a now-banned high-performance swimsuit (LZR Racer), and a model of the London 2012 Aquatics Centre by Zaha Hadid.
• The swimsuit is on loan from Germany's BikiniARTmuseum and was originally part of a collection held by Anderson’s co-star David Hasselhoff.
• The exhibition's guest co-curator, Amber Butchart, expressed that Pamela Anderson's Baywatch swimsuit has had a lasting cultural impact, especially as Anderson reclaims her image by designing and modelling her own swimwear.

Geneza: The exhibition traces the changes in swimwear and swimming practices reflecting broader societal changes, highlighting issues like body autonomy and leisure trends.