Paris Hilton wore an eye-catching "naked" dress during New York Fashion Week.
The mogul attended the Alice + Olivia show on September 10, while donning a sultry all-black look, which featured the brand's transparent floor-length dress. It was transparent at the top and showcased her toned legs on the bottom.
She completed the attention-grabbing look with a pair of sleek black shades, a sparkly white purse and of course, her long, platinum blond hair.
© Getty ImagesParis shared a behind-the-scenes carousel of the fashion show and captioned her post: "Sliving in Wonderland with @AliceAndOlivia and @ParivieBeauty for #NYFW."
Her main picture featured herself posing next to Jessica Alba, Nicky Hilton, and Stacey Bendet.
Fans loved her bold outfit and flocked to the comments to cheer her on.
One person wrote: "ICONIC," while a second added: "Absolutely stunning."
A third fan commented: "Somehow you make sheer lace look classy and chic af." Another follower continued: "This is everything to me."
Paris has been a style icon over the decades, and she loves seeing people recreate some of her old looks, especially those from her Y2K era.
© Getty ImagesIn fact, she's "happy and proud" seeing some fashion trends making a comeback.
She revealed to People: "It makes me so proud, because I am the one who really created Y2K fashion, so it's just so much fun to see so many people wearing looks that I've worn, and just seeing on all the biggest designers' mood boards, pictures of me."
© WireImageThat decade brought so much joy to Paris as she recalled the excitement she felt putting outfits together. Paris added: "The 2000s were such a fun time during fashion."
Some of her favorite trends included "all the bright colors" as well as "really extra and the sparkles, and people just having fun with it."
The DJ continued: "It's really fun just to see so many people really embracing that style and having a good time."
© Getty ImagesBelieve it or not, Paris didn't used to have a stylist, and she pulled off some of her most iconic looks on her own back then.
She shared with Elle: "I always felt so ahead of my time in fashion—and I had no stylist, no publicist, no manager, no agent, nothing. I was just me going shopping, going downtown to Patricia Field in New York and all these cool stores, putting together looks during the New York socialite scene."
The star continued: "No one was dressing like that. Some girls even made fun of me! Now seeing my pictures all over people's mood boards for the big fashion shows with major labels—it's awesome. I love being the OG and I love that I created Y2K fashion. I think it was the most fun era ever."
