Paris Hilton Sells Nearly 100 Iconic Y2K Pieces

Proceeds go to charity to help victims of the Los Angeles fire

For lovers of “sleeving” and nostalgia for the golden days of pop culture, Paris Hilton offers a selection of designer pieces that defined an era. Among the highlights are original pieces from the collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami, transparent dresses from For Love & Lemons, mini dresses from House of CB, as well as iconic fashion accessories – from MCM monogram glasses to a Lanvin Sugar Cat bag. Prices range from $75 to $2,250 and purchase is available globally.

The collection that Paris Hilton is offering on sale is full of precious memories. The dresses she wore at legendary parties and the bags that accompanied her on trips around the world are just some of the pieces that carry a special story. Although her style has evolved over the years, she still likes to stand out, now with a touch of sophistication that further refines her.

Selling iconic wardrobes is becoming an increasingly prominent trend among celebrities, and with this move, Hilton not only offers the opportunity to own fashion gems from her collection, but also encourages sustainable fashion and social responsibility. And as Hilton reveals, this is just the beginning – a new line of cosmetics is in the works, arriving this spring, as well as a series of new projects, from music to documentaries and activist initiatives. Until then, her fans have a chance to grab a piece of her fashion history.

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Tessa Petak

Tessa is a staff writer at the George V Magazine, and a news team writer at InStyle. She is based in London, UK.

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