 Model
and designer Paris Hilton, left, and her
sister, model Nikki Hilton, pose for photographers
where fashion designer Jeremy Scott unveiled
his fall collection, Thursday night, April
3, 2003, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark
J. Terrill)
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 Model
and designer Paris Hilton, right, and her
sister, model Nikki Hilton, pose for photographers
where fashion designer Jeremy Scott unveiled
his fall collection, Thursday night, April
3, 2003, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J.
Terrill)
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 Model
and designer Paris Hilton, left, and her
sister, model Nikki Hilton, pose for photographers
following the 'Joey and T' show, at the Mercedez
Benz Shows LA fashion show Wednesday, April
2, 2003, at the Los Angeles Standard Hotel
in downtown Los Angeles. The show previews
the Fall 2003 collections of top fashion
designers. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)
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Hilton Sisters Stop Traffic
They've
been photographed slinking down the fashion
catwalks, partying in the hottest clubs and
gracing the covers of Vanity Fair and FHM magazine.
Now, New York's "It Girls," PARIS and NICKY
HILTON, are showing off their entrepreneurial
skills with a new line of handbags.
"Me and Nicky are making our own names," the elder sibling tells the
ET Insider. "I don't want to be known as the granddaughter of the Hiltons.
I want to be known as Paris."
The platinum-maned heiresses to the Hilton Hotel fortune are designing
a high-end collection of purses for Tokyo label SAMANTHA THAVASA,
available at New York's prestigious Henri Bendel store. During a recent
photo shoot in Times Square, the leggy siblings literally stopped traffic.
Despite growing up in the lap of the lavish Waldorf Astoria, the self-declared
fashion addicts have reportedly spurned their hotel management roots
for the glamorous fashion industry.
Paris, 21, has modeled in shows for designers such as MARC BOUWER and CATHERINE
MALANDRINO, and recently completed an ad campaign for Italian label
Iceberg. And handbag designer Nicky, 18, appears to be following in her
big sis' Gucci stilettos.
"I'm really hoping that everyone likes my bags as much as I do," Nicky
says.
But the bulk of their publicity has centered on their celebrity boyfriends
-- and their party-girl antics.
"I'm not just some spoiled kid who lives off their parents' money," Paris
insists. Tune in to ET tonight for more on the babelicious Hilton sisters!
  
Hilton Sisters
They're
blonde, bad, and they've got money to burn.
They're the filthy rich Hilton sisters and
FHM magazine says these pampered princesses
are the most eligible bachelorettes in America.
Nicky,
18, and Paris, 21 are heiresses to the Hilton hotel
chain. They’re trust fund sisters who live in the
lap of luxury with VIP status at all the right
parties. And now they top the list of the young
rich and single set on FHM's hottest dates in the
world.
The heiresses were featured in the WE channel documentary "It Girls." They
club hop with many of Hollywood’s hottest young actors and Paris has been
romantically linked to Leo Dicaprio and Edward Furlong.
Last night in New York at FHM's bachelorette bash, Nicky showed of her
boyfriend of three months, MTV VJ Bryan McFadden. But platinum cards and
private planes won't land you a date with these high society girls. The
Hilton sisters say they're just looking for an honest guy with a heart
of gold. They say, “Pick up lines won’t work with us. We have to know you
or you're our friend. Then maybe we'll like you.”
Talk about double trouble.
Paris and Nicky Hilton are heir to the Hilton Hotel fortune
The two have become fixtures on the New York party circuit.
Nicky, Rick, and Paris
Hilton
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