Iconic red 'Baywatch' swimsuit headed to Germany's bikini museum


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At Germany's Bikini Art Museum, the red garment will now be staged in the exhibition gallery alongside the original red trunks worn by Baywatch co-star David Hasselhoff, the museum says. Photo: Bikini Art Museum

The swimsuit in which Pamela Anderson famously sprinted along the beach in slow motion is set to join other world-famous swimwear in a German museum dedicated to bikinis after curators bought the famous red one-piece for US$27,500 (RM127,256).

Over 40 enthusiasts bid at auction for the swimsuit that Pamela Anderson wore as a lifeguard in the NBC series Baywatch between 1989 and 2001.

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