Paris Hilton Bares All on New Cover of “Cult” Magazine

Paris Hilton showed off what she’s wearing in a revealing new photoshoot with a heavy ’70s vibe, and fans can’t get enough of her stunning looks.

The media personality shared photos from her photoshoot Nylon with fans online, starting with the iconic first photo of Hilton in a denim jumpsuit unbuttoned to the waist, shirtless, holding two ice cream cones in front of her. To complete the look, Hilton’s hair was done in a classic Farrah Fawcett a style that was extremely popular in the 70s.

In the caption, the magazine wrote: “@ParisHilton knows what’s hot.🔥 Twenty years after becoming a household name, Hilton is proving that being an icon isn’t a career — it’s a lifestyle. “I’m an inspiration board,” Hilton tells NYLON magazine. “I’m the blueprint.”

See the spicy photos here.

Nylon shared more photos from the photoshoot on his account. The photos show Hilton wearing denim shorts, striped socks, children’s T-shirts, roller skates and more, further nodding to the ’70s aesthetic.

In the comments under the original post, fans gushed over Hilton’s looks, with one simply writing: “ICOT…🩷.”

“Paris ate this photoshoot baby, that’s rollerblading hills for me, that’s giving 70 playboy, I love it 😍,” said another, while a third chimed in, “You’re so statuesque. That’s giving Farrah Fawcett Charlie’s Angels. Perfection.”

The compliments kept coming, along with comments like, “Paris in the 70s is so hot!!!”, “Paris, my heart can’t function anymore 🥵”, and “I’M DISTURBED! MY JAW WAS ON THE FLOOR! OH MY GOD😫😫😫😍😍”.

Hilton spoke with Bebe Rexha for the interview that will accompany the photos, opening up about her new album, Infinity iconand sharing what the title means to her: “Someone who inspires generations to be unapologetic, to be themselves, and to make a difference in people’s lives. Someone who brings that sparkle and fun and does it all in an iconic way.”

Hilton’s new album Infinity iconis due out on September 6th.

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