Paris Hilton Y2K fashion sale grabs headlines as she auctions nearly 100 iconic pieces to aid Los Angeles disaster relief efforts.
A Historical Closet
Hilton partnered with Vestiaire Collective, a fashion resale marketplace, to offer a curated selection of designer pieces she called “personal treasures.” The collection included pieces from high-end labels including Versace, Balenciaga, Miu Miu, and Mugler. Fans can buy iconic Paris Hilton outfits, such as a studded Louis Vuitton “Chrissie” purse and a purple velour Juicy Couture tracksuit.
Hilton said in a press release, “I’ve always embraced taking chances and having fun with fashion.” “I hope the items in my closet encourage others to embrace uniqueness and try new looks.”
Fashion with a Purpose
Hilton is no stranger to philanthropy. Paris Hilton Y2K fashion sale will fund wildfire relief charities through 11:11 Media Impact, the nonprofit Hilton founded. The recent fires destroyed her Malibu home, where she lived with her husband Carter Reum and son Phoenix.
Hilton said this sale will help her charity provide relief for the devastating LA fires and continue its mission to protect vulnerable youth from child abuse while bringing hope to those in need.
A Sold-Out Success
The demand for Hilton’s fashion archive was overwhelming. Vestiaire Collective claims that every item sold out in less than a day and that the majority of the products on the list disappeared in three hours or less. Hilton is the latest celebrity to use their outfits to collect money for charities, following in the footsteps of Kate Moss and Julianne Moore.
Hilton makes a lasting impact with his love of style and altruism. Her unique sense of style and commitment to giving back highlight how fashion can be both significant and beautiful.
Source: CNN
