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Paris Hilton Bares All for New ‘Iconic’ Magazine Cover

Paris Hilton showed off her skills in a revealing new photoshoot that takes a heavy ’70s twist, and fans can’t get enough of her stunning looks.

The media personality shared the photos from her photoshoot with Nylon with fans online, starting with an iconic first image of Hilton in a denim jumpsuit unzipped to the waist with no shirt on as she held two ice cream cones in front of her. To complete the look, Hilton’s hair was done in the classic Farrah Fawcett style that was extremely popular in the 1970s.

In the caption, the magazine wrote: “@ParisHilton knows what’s hot.🔥 Twenty years after Hilton became a household name, it proves that being an icon isn’t a career — it’s a way of life. ‘I am the mood board,’ Hilton tells NYLON. ‘I am the blueprint.'”

Check out the daring photos here.

Nylon shared more photos from the photoshoot to her account, with pictures showing Hilton in jean shorts, striped socks, baby tees, roller skates and more, further embracing the ’70s aesthetic.

In the comments on the original post, fans loved Hilton’s retro looks, with one fan even writing, “ICONIC….🩷.”

“Paris ate this photoshoot babe, it’s the rollerblade hills for me, it gives 70 playboy, I love it 😍,” said another, while a third chimed in, “You are so statuesque. It gives Farrah Fawcett Charlie’s angels. Perfection.”

The compliments just kept coming, with more comments like, “70s Paris is soooo hot!!!” “Paris my heart can’t function anymore 🥵,” and “I’M SNAPPED! MY JAW IS ON THE FLOOR! OMG😫😫😫😍😍.”

Hilton spoke with Baby Rexha for the interview that accompanies the photos, in which she openly talks about her new album, Infinite iconand 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 that fun and does it all in an iconic way.”

Hilton’s new album, Infinite iconwill be released on September 6.

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