Paris Hilton Sparkles in an Embellished High-Neck Dress for the LACMA Art + Film Gala Red Carpet
Paris Hilton made a splash on the red carpet at the LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles on November 5 wearing an embellished high neck two-piece dress.
Paris Hilton attends the 2022 LACMA Art + Film Gala on November 5 in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images for LACMAThe bodice of the dress fell just below the sternum and draped towards the cap sleeves. The skirt started with an embellished band to the waist and gathered asymmetrically along a cutout.
Hilton was accompanied by her husband and author Carter Reum, who wore a tailored black tuxedo and a bow butterfly.
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Paris Hilton attends the 2022 LACMA Art + Film Gala on November 5 in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images for LACMAHilton accessorized the look with silver tassel earrings, a three-stripe cuff in diamonds and Valentino stiletto heels.< /p>
She wore her hair up in a high ponytail with a deep side parting.
In June, Hilton partnered with the Los Angeles County Museum to launch a fund to support women artists work in the field of digital art.
Paris Hilton made a splash on the red carpet at the LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles on November 5 wearing an embellished high neck two-piece dress.
Paris Hilton attends the 2022 LACMA Art + Film Gala on November 5 in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images for LACMAThe bodice of the dress fell just below the sternum and draped towards the cap sleeves. The skirt started with an embellished band to the waist and gathered asymmetrically along a cutout.
Hilton was accompanied by her husband and author Carter Reum, who wore a tailored black tuxedo and a bow butterfly.
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Paris Hilton attends the 2022 LACMA Art + Film Gala on November 5 in Los Angeles, California. Getty Images for LACMAHilton accessorized the look with silver tassel earrings, a three-stripe cuff in diamonds and Valentino stiletto heels.< /p>
She wore her hair up in a high ponytail with a deep side parting.
In June, Hilton partnered with the Los Angeles County Museum to launch a fund to support women artists work in the field of digital art.
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