The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills daughter and habitual blonde looks so different with dramatically darker tresses.
When you think of Paris Hilton, you likely think of her playful wardrobe and bright, platinum-blonde hair. Though Kathy Hilton's daughter is almost always rocking long blonde tresses, over the years she's played around with a darker look, often trying out black wigs with various Halloween costumes.
Take for example The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills daughter's 2024 Halloween look where she emulated Uma Thurman's character in the 1994 film Pulp Fiction. "Serving Mia Wallace realness," Paris captioned a series of October 30 photos where she mimicked the poster for the flick in a sultry black outfit and short black wig with bangs.
There was also one of Paris' 2023 Halloween outfits that included a head-to-toe red latex look, a white hat, and long, black hair. The mom of two punctuated that outfit with white sunglasses for the evening.
Moreover, in December 2022, Paris channeled her "alter ego" with long black pigtail braids while taking a break at Disneyland, and, in 2017, she looked almost identical to her aunt Kyle Richards with dark brunette locks, sunglasses, and floppy black hat.
More of Paris Hilton's Past Hair Looks
Though Paris has tried out a couple of different hair colors over the years, she usually sticks to her light blonde locks, styling them in unique ways.
See the photos below of her gorgeous hair looks:
What is Paris Hilton up to these days?
When she's not serving up the most fabulous Halloween costumes or beauty looks, Paris stays busy with work.
The Confessions of an Heiress author recently reunited with her bestie and former The Simple Life co-star, Nicole Richie, for Peacock's Paris & Nicole: The Encore!, which premiered on December 12.
In the teaser trailer, it was revealed that the iconic pair will come back together for the limited series to take on an opera production based on their infamous "sanasa" phrase.
“It was such an important part of pop-culture history and has really shaped this industry in so many ways and inspired so many others,” Paris shared in an interview with NYLON about the series. “And now we’re coming back to celebrate this again.”
