Paris Hilton leaned on a Chanel boot for a pink-and-black look in New York City on Saturday, heading to the Baby Three x T-Mobile “No Filter Series” launch in Times Square.
Her Chanel sock boots came from the brand’s 2023 collection by Virginie Viard. The pair featured a fitted shaft in black suede that rose above the ankle, set on a block heel and a low platform sole. A glossy black cap toe finished the front. The rounded toe and squared heel read sturdy on the pavement, with the suede and patent sections meeting at a clean seam near the front of the foot.
Paris Hilton wears a pair of Chanel cap-toe sock boots on Saturday in New York City.
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Hilton wore the dual-textured boots over opaque black tights. She styled the sock boots with a bright pink mid-length lace shirtdress by Coast. The skincare founder added a black leather coat with plush trim at the collar and cuffs and a self-tie belt at the waist over the lace look.
Accessories stayed tight to the black-and-pink palette, including a black quilted handbag with a chain strap and a crystal-trimmed top edge, fingerless gloves, a choker-style necklace and oversized sunglasses.
A closer look at Paris Hilton’s Chanel cap-toe sock boots.
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The outing added another fitted-boot moment to Hilton’s recent lineup. In November, she wore thigh-high Gianvito Rossi boots in black suede with a slim stiletto heel for GQ’s Men of the Year 2025 event in Los Angeles. Other names have been in the sock-boot conversation this season as well, including Tyra Banks in pointed matte styles at the ARIA Awards, Mel B in Vivienne Westwood’s Grace platform boots in London and Ciara in Off-White thigh-highs with a mint sole during New York Fashion Week.
Hilton’s Times Square appearance coincided with the Baby Three x T-Mobile “No Filter Series” launch, which introduced limited-edition Baby Three plush toys and blind-box collectibles at select T-Mobile locations. The program included character photo opportunities, customization stations and a fan meet-and-greet with Hilton at the Times Square store as part of T-Mobile’s Magenta Status member offerings.
