Paris Hilton Thinks Pink at the 'Infinite Icon' Premiere

Paris Hilton turned Tuesday night’s red carpet “Infinite Icon” Los Angeles premiere into a family affair with her two children at her side, styling a pink gown by Tony Ward that coordinated with her kids’ attire.

The mogul and Paul Mitchell global ambassador hit the red carpet in a quartz pink dress by the Lebanese designer. The gown was evocative of princess dressing, with a formfitting bodice and slightly ruched fabric. Intricate beadwork embroidered the neckline of the gown, and followed through to the front placket and the waistline.

The skirt of the dress featured a flowing form in the same soft pink tone, with a train that trailed Hilton down the red carpet. Other elements of the gown that continued the aesthetic princess quality were the flowing sleeves that cascaded to the carpet, along with the silky gloves that coordinated with Hilton’s dress.

Finishing touches for her dress included an intricate silver beaded collar necklace that mimicked the beadwork of the bodice of the dress. Stylist Luca Falcioni curated Hilton’s look.

Hilton posed on the red carpet with her children — two-year-old London Marilyn Hilton Reum and three-year-old Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum, whom Hilton shares with husband Carter Reum.

Both children wore coordinated pink letterman jackets with white sleeves, with Marilyn wearing a frilly tulle pink skirt and Phoenix in a pair of black jeans. They also wore shimmering sunglasses and two-year-old Marilyn sported a big pink bow in her hair.

Hilton’s penchant for sparkles and overt femininity has been a cornerstone of her wardrobe for several years. But the mogul’s been able to contrast such style with edgy attire and suited styling, as featured in her Karl Lagerfeld campaign.

“At the end of the day, just for me, showing up authentically has always been my driving force,” Hilton previously told WWD about her approach to her career. “I’ve really just always stayed true to who I am. I’ve always leaned into just spreading joy and empowerment and being unapologetically yourself.”