Paris Hilton's Must-Have Products
Paris Hilton's Daily Must Haves, From a $13 Face Mask to a Flip Phone
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Paris Hilton is a multi-generational icon, but she's especially beloved by millennials who remember her rise to fame during the 2000s. From her 21st birthday chainmail halter dress that's still emulated today to her trademark "That's Hot" saying, every hallmark of the Paris Hilton brand feels Y2K-coded and yet somehow timeless. So, the designer, entrepreneur, and mother-of-two was the perfect person to partner with the eternally-relevant Razr brand for their "Runway of Icons" event. "I've been part of the Motorola family for over 20 years, so getting to celebrate the next generation of Razr in a way that blends everything I love made it feel like such a full-circle moment," she tells Popsugar.
Hilton fondly remembers when the Razr first debuted, calling it "one of the first cell phones that felt like an aspirational accessory." "I loved customizing it by bedazzling it back then," she continues, "but with how many customizable options there are now in the razr design, I don't have to." Indeed it's hard to forget the cases littered with rhinestones that were attached to everyone's fingertips in the early 2000s. Today, her preferred razr phone is the new Motorola Razr Ultra 2026 in Pantone Orient Blue, which inspired her "Runway of Icons" look, styled by Danyul Brown. "He's such a creative force, and the way he translated my Orient Blue razr into this beautiful blue gown was amazing," she says.
Hilton posed on the red carpet in a sparkling Gaurav Gupta sheer-paneled gown before changing into a glittering custom Bryan Hearns minidress to hit the DJ booth. She says spinning hit records is just the beginning when it comes to her music plans for 2026. "It's going to be a huge year for my music – from celebrating the 20th Anniversary of "Stars are Blind" to returning to Tomorrowland," Hilton reveals. "I've also been in the studio working on my next album."
When Hilton isn't DJing parties or recording music, she's soaking up every moment with her children, Phoenix Barron (3) and London Marilyn (2). "My life is nonstop, so I really try to carve out moments to slow down and just be present," she says. "As a Sliving Mom, my best days off are full of quality time with my cutesie crew. My favorite thing to do is sleep in and snuggle with my babies in the morning before getting them ready for the day. We love collaging together in our craft room, or if the weather's nice outside spending time by the pool."
Ahead, she shares her must-have items for working, traveling, self care, and more.
Paris Hilton's Affordable Must Have
NYX Butter Gloss Non-Sticky Lip Gloss ($6)
The mompreneur says "a good lip gloss is always a staple," for her — and NYX's best selling lippie has been her go-to "for years." Its non-sticky formula contains beeswax to hydrate and soften the lips while delivering just enough color and shine.
Paris Hilton's Morning Routine Must Have
Parívie That's Radiant Daily Purifying Cleanser ($38)
Hilton considers her morning skin-care routine a form of self care. "It's my little daily ritual that helps me feel grounded and ready for anything," she says.
She starts with the cleanser from her skin-care line and then follows up with the Parívie That's Smooth Skin-Perfecting Elixir ($65) to "prep and hydrate," she reveals. "Then I go in with the Parívie That's Tight Plumping Vitality Serum ($125), which I love because it instantly makes my skin feel more lifted and radiant, and I always use the Parívie That's Cool Revitalizing Eye Cream ($62) to brighten and refresh my under-eye area. I finish with the Parívie That's Quenched Barrier Support Crème ($64) to lock everything in and to keep my skin balanced throughout the day."
Paris Hilton's Sleep Must Have
Biodance Bio-Collagen Real Deep Mask ($19)
Paris Hilton's go-to mask is a bestseller, with nearly 8,000 reviews on Amazon. It starts out as an opaque mask that has a silicone-like feel, but you keep it on overnight, and in the morning it's transparent and ready to be peeled off. It's known to be extremely hydrating. "I love all things skin care. It's so important to have a routine, and face masks are a perfect little bit of me time," Hilton says.
She also loves the Omnilux Red Light Mask ($395) for a red- and blue-light therapy option. "I'll use it when I'm getting glam or winding down, and it always makes me feel like I've just left my Sliving Spa," she says, adding "I even had it custom bedazzled in pink crystals, of course."
Paris Hilton's Investment Must Have
Motorola Razr Ultra in Pantone Orient Blue ($1,500)
Hilton replaced the bling-y phones of yore with her razr ultra flip phone in Pantone Orient Blue, to match her gown, of course. It's the "perfect statement accessory," she says. What's more, it has a 5000mAh silicon-carbon battery that goes the distance. "I charge it overnight and it easily lasts all day, even with a packed schedule," Hilton explains.
Paris Hilton's Travel Must Have
Sketchboard Pro 2 iPad Art Stand ($149)
Hilton describes the art stand as the "perfect way to let your inner creator run wild." It essentially transforms your iPad into a sheet of paper, creating a smooth drawing surface in either landscape, portrait orientation, or vertically like an easel — whatever is most comfortable for you. The magnetic legs and reinforced steel sockets allow for 20- to 72-degree standing angles, and the cradle locks your device firmly in place.
Hilton says, "I'm always sketching ideas in my notebook," which is how she came up with the ideas for her new pet care line. "I think you should put a little sparkle in everything you do . . . so you'll see me using fun, colorful markers in my idea notebook in meetings. Never be boring."
— Additional reporting by Sarah Wasilak
Jessica C. Andrews (she/her) is an award-winning editor and writer who currently works as the senior style director of PS, overseeing beauty, fashion, shopping, and identity content. With more than 15 years of experience, her areas of expertise include fashion, shopping, and travel. Prior to joining PS, Jessica held senior roles at Teen Vogue, Refinery29, and Bustle and contributed to The New York Times, Elle, Vanity Fair, and Essence. She's appeared on "Good Morning America," NBC, and Fox 5 New York and spoken on various panels about fashion, hair, and Black culture.
Sarah Wasilak (she/her) is the PS Shopping Director. With plenty of experience in the fashion industry and over 11 years as an editor at the brand, she enjoys writing and creating social videos across the lifestyle, health, and fitness categories. She is the host of the "Dinner for Shoes" podcast and has bylines at InStyle, Elle, Refinery29, Who What Wear, Elite Daily, Byrdie, and The Quality Edit.
