Paris Hilton is remembering the good ol’ days.
After the 41-year-old dropped her latest single, “Stars Are Blind (Paris’ Version)”—which is a refreshed version of her 2006 song of the same name—she took a walk down memory lane to revisit some of her favorite trends from the Y2K era.
Hilton shared the throwback photos on her Instagram page, with the first snap showing off her *ancient* flip phone. The second photo showcased the DJ dancing in a sparkly dress with a bejeweled choker and a black smokey eye—so many Y2k trends in one photo!
Another snap in the carousel of throwback moments captured Hilton as she donned a striped mini skirt with a light pink T-shirt. With her hair blowing in the wind, it was clearly a still from a trendy photo shoot.
The social media mogul also added an image from the Teen Choice Awards red carpet in 2000 during which she opted for a flowy light pink dress.
Other photos captured Hilton’s iconic choppy haircut that was a fan-favorite, which she styled with barrette hair clips, butterfly clips, and more smokey eye makeup looks.
“Releasing the new Stars Are Blind (Paris’ Version) has me reminiscing. 💫🥰 What’s your fave Y2K trend? 🤔 #StarsAreBlind #Sliving,” she captioned the carousel of snaps.
Makeup artist, Priscilla Ono took to the comments, writing, “P you always been THAT girl💕✨”
Actress, Carmen Electra even chimed in, writing, “Love these memories! 🥰❣️”
Chanel West Coast added, “I literally bumped stars are blind non stop when it first came out. Can’t wait boo! 🙌🏼🔥💖”
Hilton recently took the stage with Miley Cyrus during her New Year’s Eve Special to perform the single. She shared the moment with her Instagram followers, writing, “I felt so supported and welcomed by queens and music legends @MileyCyrus and @SiaMusic. 🫶Love them both so much!🥰”
She continued: “Thank you everyone for all the love around Stars Are Blind (Paris’ Version). These past few days have been so incredible and I’ve never felt more inspired to create more magic for you. 💃🏼🎙🎶✨ Stay tuned. 💖 #StarsAreBlind 💫 #NewYearNewP”
