Paris Hilton recently took to Instagram to share an ad for her new self-tanner product with Tan Luxe, called The Future Airbrush 360 Self-Tan Mist. In the clip, Hilton references both her past and future selves, creating a buzz among fans. Dressed in a baby blue lace dress and a nameplate necklace that reads “Paris,” Hilton channels her iconic early 2000s style.
In the video, an AI version of Paris Hilton emerges from her wardrobe, dressed in a familiar lace-up denim minidress. This look is a modern interpretation of the denim corset and miniskirt Hilton famously wore in a promo shot for her early 2000s reality show, “The Simple Life.” While the original outfit was a two-piece style, the updated version is a dress. AI Paris even sports a red rosette choker, reminiscent of the past, but adds a touch of nostalgia by carrying a pink Razr phone at her waist.
Alongside her past self, a future version of Paris appears in a pink minidress in the ad. The trio of Hiltons engage in a conversation about the future of tanning, captivating fans with their throwback and futuristic aesthetics. Fans flooded the comments section, expressing their excitement about the nostalgic look and Hilton’s innovative approach to style.
In addition to her tanning collaboration, Paris Hilton recently introduced her 5-month-old daughter, London, on Instagram. The socialite shared heartwarming family photos, featuring her husband Carter Reum and their 1-year-old son, Phoenix. Hilton also promoted her new song with Sia, titled “Fame Won’t Love You,” in a Reel posted on Monday. The clip features Hilton cradling London, who is clad in a baby version of Hill House’s white lace Nap Dress.
As Paris Hilton continues to make waves in the beauty, music, and fashion industries, fans eagerly anticipate her next moves. With a knack for blending nostalgia with innovation, Hilton remains a style icon and influencer in pop culture. Whether she’s channeling her early 2000s persona or embracing her journey as a mother and artist, Paris Hilton continues to captivate audiences with her unique blend of past and present influences.