Former "Baywatch" star Pamela Anderson, who was in Paris for Valentine’s Days, bared it all for 500 guests in a tasteful onstage strip-tease at the Crazy Horse cabaret.

Sporting a sheer black body stocking, the 40-year-old actress made her stage bow on the back of a motorcycle, amazing the fans with her … talent.

"She was great," an observer, who caught an eyeful at the first of Anderson’s one-night only performances, was quoted by People as saying. (Anderson did two shows, and both were sold out.) "She was totally into it – it was impressive. And the crowd responded very warmly."  

The show, which reportedly cost ticket-holders some $300 a pop, also featured Anderson performing a dance to the Brigitte Bardot hit "Harley-Davidson."

"This isn't for money," Anderson, 40, told People. "It's just for the love of the art, and the Crazy Horse does it best."

Though the Crazy Horse specializes in presenting topless dancers, "It's a celebration of women," says Anderson. "It's done very respectfully, very classy, and it's a wonderful show for women as well as for men."

Earlier in the day, Anderson, also an animal activist, made time for campaigning for the protection of baby seals, promising to deliver a letter from Brigitte Bardot to the Canadian ambassador to France asking him to stop seal hunting around the Arctic.

"It sickens me not just as a Canadian but as a human being," the actress told a crowd of photographer at Bardot's animal rights foundation, urging fashion designer and consumers to boycott pelts and seal products.

"The hunt was dead for 20 years, and has been revived not to honor local customs or conserve cod stocks but because new markets for fur have opened up in Russia and China," she said.