Hilton flaunts her toned bօdy at the festival while wearing a sparkling rainbow costume
Paris Hilton looked stunning in a a sparkly outfit as she performed in the Dreamland music festival for the 2023 New York City Pride (NYC) celebration on Sunday, June 25.
The hotel heiress and DJ, 42, dropped two separate photo dumps, in addition to two separate videos, on her Instagram account on Monday, June 26 of her DJ set.
‘Thank you, NYC! I had the most incredible time playing for you all tonight. So proud to be closing out @DreamPrideland.
So proud to be closing out #PrideMonth with this incredible night,» Hilton captioned her first photo dump.
Hilton also wrote in the caption, ‘Thank you @KimPetras and @AQUA.DK for making this even more iconic. thank you everyone for all the love!! #Summerofsliving.»
For her performance, Hilton served on-trend Barbie vibes as she showed off her slim figure in a sparkling rainbow mini dress and a pair of glittery hot pink booties.
She had her long blonde locks styled up in a high ponytail.
Her second photo dump consisted mostly of images of herself posing with other artists, drag queens, and other music figures who either attended Dreamland,
performed with Hilton during her set, or were involved with the production of the festival.
Among those who attended Hilton’s performance at Dreamland included the musicians Niki and Gabi. Hilton even brought out Kim Petras on stage to perform with her.
Meanwhile, drag queens Sugar, Jan Sport, and Jacky Cox posed for photos with Hilton backstage and even appeared onstage with the 42-year-old DJ and socialite during her performance.
‘So much fun getting to party with you all for #NYCPride 2023! Thank you @Dreamland Pride for an incredible night! Love you all!,» Hilton wrote as the caption for her second Instagram photo dump.
The socialite wore the sparkly rainbow mini dress to pay homage to Pride month, which is celebrated around the world throughout the month of June.
During Pride Month, multiple Pride festivals and related events are held in cities around the globe to commemorate lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) pride, rights, and culture.
New York City, which considered by Gay Express as the Gay Capital of the world, is the home to one of the world’s largest and most prominent LGBTQ populations and communities.
