Nicky Hilton in gown by Aussie Rebecca Vallance at Academy Awards
Nicky Hilton make a superstar entrance at Elton John's AIDS Foundation Academy Awards party on Sunday night.
Nicky Hilton make a superstar entrance at Elton John's AIDS Foundation Academy Awards party on Sunday night.
And the socialite had arrived in style wearing a beloved Australian designer - Rebecca Vallance.
The 41-year-old worked her angles on the red carpet in the breathtaking custom gown.
This exclusive creation was the result of a co-design between Hilton and Vallance, blending timeless elegance with modern sophistication.
The collaboration brought together Hilton's eye for classic Hollywood style and Vallance's expertise in structured yet feminine silhouettes, creating an unforgettable red-carpet moment.
The custom ivory gown included silver claw crystals and hand embellished down the centre front panel.
Nicky Hilton (pictured) make a superstar entrance at Elton John 's AIDS Foundation Academy Awards party on Sunday night
The socialite had arrived in style wearing a beloved Australian designer - Rebecca Vallance
The 41-year-old worked her angles on the red carpet in the breathtaking custom gown
It included a fitted mini skirt underneath, complete with a hand draped origami overlay and bonded crepe sleeves designed to flare at the hem.
The cuff was constructed with half-dome dozen buttons on the inside and the dress took 12 hours to complete.
An embellished tulle neckline detail with hand-embellished claw crystals that ombre down the neckline was all applied by hand.
'I absolutely loved collaborating with Rebecca on this dress' Nicky said.
'After the joy of designing our Holiday collection last year, it felt like a natural evolution to team up again for an iconic red-carpet moment' she continued.
'Every detail of this dress is so special – it's the perfect look for Hollywood's most glamorous night'.
Rebecca gushed of the pair's creative partnership: 'Nicky has such an effortless, refined style.
'We were excited to collaborate again for such a special evening - designing this gown together was a dream, and I couldn't be more thrilled with the result.'
This exclusive creation was the result of a co-design between Hilton and Vallance, blending timeless elegance with modern sophistication
The collaboration brought together Hilton's eye for classic Hollywood style and Vallance's expertise in structured yet feminine silhouettes, creating an unforgettable red-carpet moment
'I absolutely loved collaborating with Rebecca on this dress' Nicky said
'After the joy of designing our Holiday collection last year, it felt like a natural evolution to team up again for an iconic red-carpet moment' she continued
Nicky and Rebecca launched a new collection together late last year.
The Holiday capsule collection, which comprises of 31 looks, is available globally from Tuesday and is priced between $749 and $1,299 AUD.
The new range will feature the brand's iconic cuts - mini, midi and gowns - as well as a new silhouettes in the form of a lace jumpsuit.
Vallance's hand embroidered diamante bow applique designs, pearls and floral applique details are also heavily featured in the collection.
It is stocked around the world in Mytheresa, Saks (US), Revolve (US), Harrods (UK), Bloomingdales Dubai and Kuwait, and Eraldo (IT).
The partnership marks the first time the label has opened up to a collaborator in this way.
Nicky said she was excited to launch this new range alongside her friend Rebecca.
'No one loves dressing up for the holidays more than me. This collection celebrates the very best of a festive time of year,' she said.
Nicky and Rebecca (left) launched a new collection together late last year
'While making the collection and going through my favourite looks from Rebecca Vallance, we discovered we were drawn to a lot of the same design details and references, which was such an exciting and delightful process.'
Founder Rebecca Vallance also added: 'I'm incredibly proud to have had the chance to work with my dear friend, Nicky Hilton - an international icon - on creating a truly special collection.
'Together, we've brought to life a range that reflects everything we both cherish timeless style, impeccable craftsmanship, and a celebration of femininity.'
'These are values we hold close at Rebecca Vallance, and it's been such a joy to share them with Nicky throughout this collaboration.'
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