Claire shoot: Paris dazzles

She’s an avid social media user and perhaps the queen of the selfie. So Paris Hilton was keen to document the moment when she took part in a cover shoot for Marie Claire magazine on Sunday, posted a couple of Instagram photos of her hair and make-up.The 32-year-old looked fresh faced and her complexion was glowing while her hair was pulled back in a glamorous up-do.

Wearing a beautiful turquoise and purple necklace, she wrote, “On set shooting the cover of Marie Claire Magazine.”

She followed that up with another tweet exclaiming, “Loving my hair & makeup for today’s Marie Claire cover shoot.

“Thanks #Killingit!”

Paris looked flawless on the Sunday shoot, despite having stayed up late on Saturday night to attend the Sean Penn & Friends Help Haiti Home Gala.

She wore a long pink floral lace gown which showed off her cleavage.

The star was doing her part for charity at this year’s event presented by Giorgio Armani at the Montage Beverly Hills.

She wore her hair in soft curls and looked very pretty in pink.

The gala benefits the charity Penn founded, J/P Haitan Relief Organisation, which has managed the camps housing tens of thousands of people displaced by the quake.

According to a Variety story, only 2 000 camp residents are still waiting to be moved into permanent housing.

The charity has helped nearly 5 000 families relocate and more than 450 families move into earthquake-resistant housing.

Meanwhile, Paris’s aunt, Kyle Richards, enjoyed a day at the salon on Sunday getting a manicure, pedicure and massage. — Daily Mail.

 

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