Paris Hilton surprises in floral boho dress swaps her classic glamour for a New Romantic look

Paris Hilton seemed to have discovered the entrance to a secret garden. She stepped inside, eyed her surroundings, picked a bouquet, and then... headed to a party, taking her place in the DJ booth! Don't be fooled by the romantic flora adorning her dress. Alongside white orchids, pink pansies, and roses, she's also sporting transparencies and cut-outs that are far more akin to swimsuits than evening gowns.

There's no denying that floral patterns peak in popularity during the spring and summer months. This is simply because we choose our outfits based on the season. It seems that Paris Hilton has also been charmed by flora. She chose to swap her preferred metallic "chain dresses" and halter necklines for a see-through garment enhanced by intricate flower embroideries. This resulted in a vibrant display of buds and green leaves wrapping around her in vine-like patterns.

The long black dress she wore, crafted from light and translucent chiffon, had a bright, flowing, and animated form to it. This is a design that represents the artistic “boho” and lighthearted "gypsy girl” aesthetic which would usually be paired with jingling bead and metal jewelry. Paris Hilton's dress perfectly captures the New Romantic trend, marked by a stark contrast of lightweight fabrics with heavier ones and romantic styles against a dark color palette.

Naturally, Paris Hilton had the dress tailored to her liking. With scissors in hand, she cut the neckline so it descended towards her navel. She dressed up her ears with large, silver earrings in the shape of stars, a design predicted to start featuring prominently in all fashion-forward wardrobes soon.

There's one more item you can expect Paris Hilton not to leave her house without: gloves made of a transparent, delicate fabric adorned with sparkling diamonds. The cut-off "fingers" of these gloves strike a delicate balance between the elegance of glamour gloves and a biker-style, leather accessory.