Paris Hilton Is Selling Some of Her Fan-Favorite Y2K Pieces in a Big Closet Sale
Among the nearly 100 items are Juicy Couture, Von Dutch, Miu Miu jackets, and more. See all the details on her closet sale with Vestiaire Collective, with net proceeds going towards her nonprofit and LA wilfire aid.
For those obsessed with Y2K style or "sliving," Paris Hilton revealed she's hosting a closet sale with Vestiaire Collective Wednesday morning. It includes some of the early aughts' greatest fashion hits, like original pieces from Louis Vuitton's 2000s era collaborations with Takashi Murakami.
The sale will include a whopping number of nearly 100 items, spanning the likes of her classic graphic tees to higher-end designer pieces. Shoppers can expect to find a Juicy Couture velour tracksuit, Von Dutch jacket, a Miu Miu biker jacket, MCM sunglasses, and more. Besides more archival pieces, there's a fair share of contemporary fashion up for grabs in For Love and Lemons sheer dresses, a House of CB mini, Skims, and Ganni. Prices range from $75 to $2,250, and items are available to shop globally.
"This collection is filled with personal treasures that hold so many memories! From sparkly dresses I wore to iconic parties to designer bags that traveled the world with me, each piece is so special," she said in a press release. "My style has always been about having fun—from rhinestone-studded Y2K glam to today’s polished and timeless vibes. I still love a standout moment, but now I balance it with elegance."
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She's the latest celebrity to host a closet sale, which seems to be a trend gaining momentum lately, and proceeds from this sale are set to go towards her nonprofit, 11:11 Media Impact, which is working on distributing aid post-LA wildfires. "It’s always hard to part with items that mean so much, but knowing that the proceeds go to charity made it easier," Hilton continued in the press release.
"Fashion has the power to tell stories of self-expression and identity, and our closet sales have always been about celebrating trailblazers. Paris is a true icon, inspiring us not only with her bold style, but also with her courage to share her personal story to spark change. As pioneers in the fashion industry, committed to creating a more sustainable future, we are proud to collaborate with Paris, a changemaker advocating for the rights of children and teens,” Vestiaire Collective Co-founder and President Fanny Moizant said.
Ahead, Hilton hints she's working on a new beauty line coming this spring and is focusing "on projects that matter [like] new music, impactful documentaries, or activism." Shop Paris Hilton's items in her closet sale with Vestiaire Collective on the luxury secondhand retailer's website.
