Paris Hilton Announced Auction of Iconic Y2K Fashion Pieces in Aid of L.A. Wildfires — and They're Already Sold Out!

Mar. 15, 2025

Paris Hilton.Photo:Paris Hilton/Instagram; Jun Sato/ WireImage

Paris Hilton/Instagram; Jun Sato/ WireImage

Paris Hiltonopened up her Y2K closet for a good cause.

On Wednesday, Feb. 19, the DJ and heiress, 44, announced onInstagramthat she was teaming up withVestiaire Collectiveto sell some of her “iconic pre-loved pieces" as she gave her followers a glimpse into her incredible wardrobe.

“Net proceeds will go to my charity @11.11media Impact 🥰,” Hilton wrote alongside the post, withCNNreporting that the proceeds will be distributed to wildfire charities via Hilton’s nonprofit organization following thedevastating wildfiresthat started in Los Angeles last month.

And less than a day after launching the closet sale, Vestiaire Collective confirmed in a post on theirInstagram Storieson Feb. 19 that the collection had already sold out.

The nearly 100 listed items included a purple velour Juicy Couture tracksuit and a Louis Vuitton “Chrissie” cloth handbag.

Along with her palNicole Richie, Hilton had a huge influence on early 2000s fashion, withThe Simple Lifestar regularly snapped wearing iconic aughts pieces including Von Dutch hats, low-rise jeans and Moon Boots.

“It was so out there and so extra,” Hilton toldGlamourin December 2024 of her Y2K looks. “It was the most fun time in fashion."

In a statement about the sale, per CNN, Hilton said, “This sale will support my charity’s work around relief efforts for the devastating LA fires and our ongoing mission to protect vulnerable youth from child abuse and bring hope to those in need.”

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“I can’t think of a better way to combine my greatest passions, fashion and charity, than with a closet sale,” she added.

Paris Hilton in New York City in 2004.Arnaldo Magnani/Getty

Arnaldo Magnani/Getty

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Days after losing her property, the mom of twolaunched an emergency fundfor fire victims and donated $100,000. She alsofostered a dog named Zuzufrom animal shelter Pasadena Humane after the pooch’s family lost their home in Altadena.

source: people.com