Some days ago, Paris Hilton turned to 30 years old and marked this event by celebrating a Moulin Rouge-themed birthday party with her family, boyfriend Cy Waits and about 300 guests at Hollywood Hills. The heiress looked fabulous in a bright scarlet burlesque outfit and seemed to be very happy, especially when she walked behind her lover.
However, it is not the first time this reality TV star showed off a good taste of fashion in choosing appropriate outfits. If you take a look back her memorable wardrobe choices since Hilton was only an innocent girl, you can know why people called the media princess as style icon.
In 1997: The 17-year-old model looked innocent in a dramatic jade satin ball-gown
In Mar. 2002: Hilton hosted five parties across the world to celebrate her 21st birthday and cemented her status as a global media princess. This princess wore a sheer pink mini paired with a tiara for her L.A. celebration
In May 2003: She appeared at the MTV Movie Awards in a single-shoulder top and a down-to-there low-rise skirt
In August 2004: Hilton wore a Dream House-ready chiffon gown by Jennifer Nicholson and feathered platinum locks to hit the Teen Choice Awards
In January 2005: The marigold minidress and ladylike white accessories added to her stunning beauty as she kicked off her next season of The Simple Life
In May 2006: Hilton chose a cabochon necklace to a floral peach maxidress from Tricia Fix based on the best of \'70s style
In June 2007: Hilton arrived at the MTV Movie Awards in a tiered tulle dress from Anna Sui
In May 2008: Hilton launched her Can Can fragrance in London with a scalloped white Marc by Marc Jacobs number
In March 2009: Hilton celebrated her fashion brand in a neon pink pleated dress accessorizing a tone-sur-tone headband
In August 2010: Hilton resembled Marilyn Monroe when she wore a white Herve Leger dress at the launch of her seventh fragrance, Tease
In January 2011: Hilton posed on the red carpet of a post-Golden Globes event in a pale blush fantasia from Jean Fares Couture
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