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Paris Hilton turned heads in a major neon moment for Coachella 2022.
On Saturday, ahead of Neon Carnival, presented by Levi’s and Tequila Don Julio and Liquid I.V., the socialite stood before a desert background with her hands on her hips, getting ready for her close-up. The star made a futuristic statement in some neon yellow reflective shades that had Hilton shining. Hilton wore a neon yellow strappy bodysuit with lace detailing.
The bodysuit is truly eye-catching, wrapping around Hilton’s body in strips of bright fabric. The star belted the whole affair with a duo-chrome belt with a reflective quality that mirrored the choker around Hilton’s neck. Buckles and tassel hung just under the belt leading into a neon yellow maxi skirt made of lace. The lacy piece sports a slit running up the star’s thigh showing off Hilton’s long legs.
On her hands, Hilton rocks some crystal-studded fingerless gloves while a neon yellow crystal-studded backpack hangs from her shoulder. On her wrist, Hilton wears a silver watch, along with some colorful Coachella wristbands. Hilton wore her hair up in some sick space buns and pinned them in place with little butterflies.
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The post made to Instagram reads, “🎶The Party don’t start till I walk in!🎶 ⚡️👸🏼⚡️ The Neon Queen of #Coachella & the #Metaverse has arrived! 🔥 Ready to Sliv! 🥳.” The star celebrated Coachella in the metaverse on Roblox at a Neon Carnival. Fans could interact and watch the performance in #ParisWorld for one night only, labeled as the hottest afterparty in the metaverse. For footwear, Hilton stepped into some golden reflective moon boots with a wedge heel. The shoe vaguely resembles cowboy boots due to their shape and style. Hilton has always rocked some killer wears to festivals.
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