Paris Hilton's Influence on Fashion and Culture Lingers On, According to Celebrities at 'Infinite Icon' Premiere
Billboard caught up with Paris Hilton, Lizzo, James Charles, Carmen Electra, and BBNO$ at the premiere of Paris Hilton’s new movie 'Infinite Icon'. The conversation revolved around Paris Hilton's lasting impact on fashion trends and popular culture.
According to Lizzo, who sported a Paris Hilton tattoo, the Y2K queen "definitely invented" Y2K fashion. Carmen Electra echoed this sentiment, stating that her iconic style in the 2000s was a defining trend of that era. Similarly, James Charles credited Paris Hilton as the OG influencer, paving the way for others to follow.
BBNO$ referred to Paris Hilton's affinity for pink as "the whole color" and acknowledged that she started this trend. Lizzo added her own contribution by wearing pink at the event. Meanwhile, Tiffany Haddish praised Paris Hilton's perfumes, which she has been creating for over 20 years.
In an exclusive interview, Paris Hilton reflected on building a personal brand and doing what people were doing years ago but being ahead of their time. She also shared that her unapologetic attitude allowed her to shine and sparkle without living inside a box, inspiring others to do the same.
At the premiere of 'Infinite Icon', these celebrities paid tribute to Paris Hilton's lasting influence on fashion and culture. Their words underscored the significance of this socialite-turned-actress who continues to inspire new generations with her irreverent style and unwavering confidence.
Billboard caught up with Paris Hilton, Lizzo, James Charles, Carmen Electra, and BBNO$ at the premiere of Paris Hilton’s new movie 'Infinite Icon'. The conversation revolved around Paris Hilton's lasting impact on fashion trends and popular culture.
According to Lizzo, who sported a Paris Hilton tattoo, the Y2K queen "definitely invented" Y2K fashion. Carmen Electra echoed this sentiment, stating that her iconic style in the 2000s was a defining trend of that era. Similarly, James Charles credited Paris Hilton as the OG influencer, paving the way for others to follow.
BBNO$ referred to Paris Hilton's affinity for pink as "the whole color" and acknowledged that she started this trend. Lizzo added her own contribution by wearing pink at the event. Meanwhile, Tiffany Haddish praised Paris Hilton's perfumes, which she has been creating for over 20 years.
In an exclusive interview, Paris Hilton reflected on building a personal brand and doing what people were doing years ago but being ahead of their time. She also shared that her unapologetic attitude allowed her to shine and sparkle without living inside a box, inspiring others to do the same.
At the premiere of 'Infinite Icon', these celebrities paid tribute to Paris Hilton's lasting influence on fashion and culture. Their words underscored the significance of this socialite-turned-actress who continues to inspire new generations with her irreverent style and unwavering confidence.
She was always that girl, you know? Her influence on fashion trends back in the Y2K era isn't surprising, but it's awesome to see she's paving the way for others. I mean, Carmen Electra and Lizzo are both rocking their own versions of pink at this premiere - that's some serious style transfer! 
But what really gets me is how Paris Hilton has managed to stay relevant all these years with her perfumes and personal brand. She's like the OG influencer, for sure 
still, i guess its cool that shes getting recognized for her influence on pop culture now...but at the same time, didnt she also kinda popularize certain trends that were already around before she came onto the scene? 
anyway, its dope to see all these celebs payin tribute to paris hilton's iconic style 
... like, for real! I'm so glad Lizzo got that tattoo of hers, she's such an icon too 
... and Carmen Electra is a total babe, her style back in the day was EVERYTHING 
... James Charles is right though, Paris Hilton was one of the first to make social media work for herself 
... BBNO$ is low-key right too about pink being the whole color 
... and Paris's perfumes are still goin' strong 
... I love how she's all about bein' unapologetic and takin' risks, that's what makes her so inspiring 
. And can we talk about how these celebrities are all crediting her for starting trends and paving the way for others? It's like she was the OG influencer long before social media existed 
. But what really gets me is that she's still doing her thing, creating perfumes and being unapologetically herself... and it's inspiring other generations to do the same 
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And it's crazy how these celebrities are crediting her as the OG influencer and Y2K queen 
... I mean, we all knew she was a major player back in the day, but to see others paying tribute like this is just wild 
. And can we talk about that pink obsession of hers for a second? 
. She was kinda everywhere back in the early 2000s, but it seems like a lot of people are just trying to hold onto her legacy now 
. Don't get me wrong, I think she's cool and all, but her influence on fashion trends was pretty specific to that time period (hello Y2K outfits! 
). Is she still contributing anything new to the world or is it all just nostalgia at this point? I mean, Lizzo said she "invented" Y2K fashion... like, what even is that 
. I mean, she was a true OG and paved the way for so many influencers and celebrities to come. Her unapologetic attitude and willingness to take risks is something we can all learn from 
Like, who else could make a Paris Hilton tattoo cool again? Lizzo is literally giving me LIFE! 
BBNO$ is also low-key right with calling out her influence on color trends. I'm loving the vibes from Tiffany Haddish too, those perfumes are FIRE 
Mind blown! She's really paying homage to the OGs. BBNO$ is totally right about Paris Hilton starting that pink trend – I used to rock pink everything back in 2007... 
Tiffany Haddish is low-key obsessed with them 
. She's more than just a celebrity; she's a symbol of female empowerment and confidence. Her unapologetic attitude has inspired countless young people, including James Charles, who credits her as the OG influencer 
. Overall, it's clear that Paris Hilton's impact on fashion and culture will continue to be felt for years to come 
. but what i think is really inspiring is how paris has built this personal brand and isn't afraid to be herself, no matter what the haters say 
I mean don't get me wrong, she's got a certain... je ne sais quoi, but like can't we move on from the Y2K era already? 
But is it really that lasting? Is her influence still having an impact on the industry today? It feels like just another nostalgic trend to me