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Paris Hilton walks as Cruella de Vil at The Blonds' Disney villain-inspired show

(8 Sep 2018) PARIS HILTON WALKS AS CRUELLA DE VIL AT THE BLONDS' DISNEY VILLAIN-INSPIRED SHOW Bejeweled bodices, thigh high platform pumps, stiletto acrylic nails and seductive fish net stockings brought a new level of femme fatale for Disney villains onto the catwalk Friday (7 SEPT. 2018) night. Paris Hilton joined in the villainous ranks of Ursula, Maleficent and more, as Cruella de Vil wearing a shoulder-padded metallic bodysuit and carrying a pup down the catwalk. The evil geniuses behind the transformation? The Blonds. David and Phillipe Blond, known for their edgy, provocative lines, collaborated with Disney Villains to merge wicked with sleek. The designing duo said the collaboration did not hold them back. "If anything, it elevated what we already do. And took it even more over the top. It just gave us license to have a lot more fun," said David. Phillipe agreed: "Yeah, it gave us a lot of creative license. Our shows are theatrical already, so this one in particular is going to be a little extra. So everyone should buckle up." Guests at the show seemed to not mind that the Blonds liked to push their designs to the edge. "I love that they have no limits," said 13 Reasons Why actress Ajiona Alexus. "I love that they always push it over the edge and do what they really feel. I'm all about color, expressing yourself, and I think that's what fashion is about, especially for me, so I love that they're just different and they really push the boundaries." Barron Hilton and new wife Tessa, seemed to agree. When his sister, Paris, wasn't walking the shows, the siblings had attended presentations by The Blonds in the past. "I've been here with Paris before and there's always like the craziest stuff, and I love it. It's like art," said Barron Hilton. His wife added: "The outfits, definitely. It's a live walking art show." Also on the runway was model Shaun Ross, YouTuber Patrick Starrr and young Desmond Napoles, the creator of the first drag club for children. David Blond said he and Phillipe had been inspired by Disney villains since they were both children. "Plus they have the coolest wardrobe, you know," said Phillipe. "The Villains. The Blonds. Like, how perfect is that?" Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...