Paris Hilton bared it all, literally and figuratively, while starring in one of her raciest pH๏τo shoots to date for NYLON.

While gracing the publication’s September cover, the 43-year-old reality star sent pulses racing as she posed topless in just a pair of unʙuттoned jeans, which were folded down the sides.

The socialite, who is married to venture capitalist Carter Reum, preserved her modesty by holding two vanilla ice cream cones in front of her bare breasts.

Other images, taken during the shoot, show the mother-of-two in various revealing looks, including a plunging denim jumpsuit.

As expected, the pop diva pushed the boundaries of traditional fashion by wearing a pair of high heeled Roller skates before posing inside a red convertible.

In addition to tapping into her Sєxy side, the star got vulnerable as she sat down with her longtime friend Bebe Rexha for a wide-ranging interview about her career, the upcoming launch of her sophomore album, Infinite Icon and battling ADHD.

‘People don’t see me as that [dumb blond] character anymore,’ The Simple Life alum noted. ‘They see me as a human being with feelings, that I’m real and I’m vulnerable and honest. Now people can see me in a different way when it comes to music as well.’

Over the years, Hilton has worked hard to shed the ‘dumb blonde’ character that she played to cope with her teenage trauma, which included enduring horrific abuse at a boarding school in Utah and a Sєx tape of her getting released without her consent.

At this point in her life, the mogul says she has been on a ‘whole path of self-discovery’ and ‘reclaiming’ her story through her memoir, documentary and, now, music.

When asked about working with Sia on her first record in 18 years, Hilton gushed she is ‘so proud of this album’ and explained how the singer ‘brought out something’ in her that she ‘didn’t even know’ she had in her.

‘To have someone like Sia believe in me made me believe in myself even more,’ she explained. ‘And she really pushed me to use my real voice. My first album was all about being H๏τ and partying. It was during my party girl era. It was very 2000s and what that whole time was about.’

During that period, Hilton said she would mostly use her ‘breathy Marilyn voice,’ but Sia ‘really pushed’ her to sing with her ‘real voice.’

While reflecting on using a high-pitched ‘baby voice’ on TV and in public, Hilton said it started as a ‘trauma response’ and an attempt to ‘create this perfect Barbie doll life.’

‘[The fake voice] was a protective mask. And then getting on The Simple Life, I was being told, “We want you to play up this ditzy airhead character.” I didn’t realize it would be such a huge success and we’d have to continue on for five seasons,’ she admitted. ‘Doing all the late night shows and interviews, of course I would have to use the voice there, too. So I just got used to it.’

Now, Hilton is seemingly more comfortable than ever letting the public get to know her while opening up about suffering from attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

‘I didn’t know until my 20s that I even had it. As a teenager, I just ᴀssumed something was wrong, like, “I can’t remember anything. I have no concentration. I can’t focus in class.”’

She continued: ‘I actually hate the word disorder because I don’t think it’s something that’s bad. It’s just our brains work differently. We can focus. We can hyperfocus on things that we care about, but if something’s boring, then we don’t. So if you can harness it in the right way, you can really turn it into a superpower.’

The performer, then, insisted that without it, she ‘wouldn’t be as successful.’

Hilton, who has a track called ADHD on her upcoming album, said she ‘wanted to make an empowering song to let people know that they can still make their dreams come true and not to listen to people who are negative about it. I’ve never really heard a pop star sing about ADHD before.’