Paris Hilton brought her rhinestone footwear formula to the pink carpet — and to her children, London Marilyn and Phoenix Barron — at the Los Angeles premiere of “Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir” in Los Angeles Tuesday night.
Paris Hilton in crystal stilettos at the “Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir” Los Angeles premiere held at AMC The Grove 14 on Tuesday.
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The multihyphenate wore pointed-toe crystal stilettos with a closed, low-cut vamp and slim high heel, fully paved in tight rows of micro rhinestones across the toe box, sides and heel counter. The “Stars Are Blind” singer’s pumps peeked out from a millennial pink Tony Ward Couture gown.
A closer look at Paris Hilton’s shimmering white pumps.
Footwear doubled as a family motif. Phoenix, 3, and London, 2, wore matching hot pink varsity jackets over looks finished with white Vans Old Skool sneakers trimmed in pink rhinestones along the side stripe and foxing, plus crystal-embellished sunglasses.
Hilton’s husband Carter Reum added another logo moment in black-and-white Dior B57 Dribble low-top sneakers, a basketball-inspired style defined by paneled leather uppers and “Dior B57” tongue branding.
Carter Reum, Paris Hilton, London Marilyn Hilton Reum and Phoenix Barron Hilton Reum at the “Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir” Los Angeles premiere.
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Rhinestoned footwear has been a constant in Hilton’s footwear wardrobe. In June 2025, she performed at the World Pride Music Festival in Washington, D.C., in silver thigh-high Stuart Weitzman Vidaland 100 boots fully covered in tonal rhinestones, after wearing pink and rainbow ombré versions of the same silhouette at the Outloud WeHo Pride festival earlier that month. Those performances followed a February 2025 appearance at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, where she chose sheer white mesh pumps dotted with sequins to accompany a gold gown.
A closer look at London Marilyn and Phoenix Barron’s rhinestone-adorned Vans Old Skool shoes.
The premiere drew a slew of celebrities, including Sofia Vergara and Lizzo, who joined Hilton to debut the music documentary. “Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir” traces her career through concert footage, archival clips, home videos and new interviews, charting her path from early-2000s reality fixture to DJ, author and entrepreneur while addressing the abuse she’s spoken about in youth treatment programs and under media scrutiny.
