Paris Hilton Just Threw The Craziest Party Of The Year
- Crazy Staff

- Sep 25
- 2 min read
Updated: Oct 13
Stars packed the Paris Hilton party on September 20, where Club Paris returned and her new documentary trailer dropped.

Quick Take
Paris Hilton hosted an end-of-summer party at Slivington Manor, Sept. 20
Guests included Sydney Sweeney, Kris Jenner, Avril Lavigne, Adrien Brody, and more
Surreal neon art installations, caviar and candy-inspired treats
Club Paris made a comeback at 11:11 p.m. with Hilton DJing
Avril Lavigne performed “Girlfriend” live onstage
Trailer revealed for Hilton’s new music documentary (out Jan. 30)
Paris Hilton capped off summer 2025 with a blowout only she could pull off. On September 20, the heiress opened the gates of her new Beverly Hills estate, Slivington Manor, for an inaugural bash that felt part carnival, part art show, and all Paris.
The estate’s sprawling grounds transformed into a neon dreamscape, featuring installations by Insomniac, Liquid PXL, and @11d.agency. Guests roamed through oversized art pieces, snapped photos in a Parívie-branded selfie lounge, and indulged in truffle caviar and gummy bear ice cream sundaes.
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The guest list was stacked: Sydney Sweeney, Kris Jenner, Cara Delevingne, Avril Lavigne, Tyga, Taika Waititi, Bebe Rexha, Renée Rapp, Kyle Richards, Adrien Brody, Alicia Silverstone, and Ryan Phillippe were just a few of the names spotted on the grounds.
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At exactly 11:11 p.m., the party shifted gears. Hidden doors swung open to reveal the newest edition of Club Paris, where Hilton herself took over the DJ booth. Later, Avril Lavigne jumped onstage to perform her 2007 hit Girlfriend, cementing the night as a pop-culture time capsule.

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The night also doubled as a teaser drop: Hilton unveiled the trailer for her upcoming music documentary, set to hit theaters January 30.

Ashley Osborn, Aaron Idelson
Paris’s outfit—a custom Michael Ngo look complete with wings by Hello Fairy—sealed the spectacle.





































