Nicky Hilton was rocking a look that would make The Beatles proud.

The heiress, 41, attended a bash celebrating alice + olivia’s Beatles capsule collection at 50 Ninth in New York City on Tuesday.

Nicky, who was recently in Australia, donned a mod inspired dress decked out with Beatles decor along with glossy black boots and sleek waves.

The band’s biggest hits were inscribed all across Nicky’s dress, from Help! to I Want To Hold Your Hand.

Nicky’s particular dress, the Clyde Shift dress, retails for $695.

Nicky Hilton rocked a Beatles themed mini dress as she attended a bash celebrating alice + olivia’s Beatles capsule collection at 50 Ninth in New York City on Tuesday

From the red carpet to her everyday outfits, Nicky rarely looks anything less than exceptional.

She recently shared her biggest style successes from her decades walking red carpets at star-studded events around the globe.

Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia, the American socialite revealed which of her red carpet looks she considers to be the most iconic.

She said her biggest hit came this year when she attended the Cannes Film Festival wearing a glittering ice blue gown by Aussie designer Rebecca Vallance.

Speaking at a Sydney event celebrating her new holiday capsule with Vallance, Nicky shared the little-known inspiration behind the custom-made dress.

Nicky’s particular dress, the Clyde Shift dress, retails for $695

She posed beside a replica of the Yellow Submarine

She said she wanted to channel one Disney princess in particular.

‘Rebecca and I designed an ice blue gown together, with the bows down the middle and it was very inspired by Cinderella,’ Nicky told Daily Mail Australia.

Indeed, Nicky oozed elegance back in May in the gorgeous off-the-shoulder ice blue gown designed by herself and Rebecca Vallance.

The head-turning satin dress featured a dramatic train billowing out behind her and featured the brand’s signature silver bows below the plunging neckline.

Her dress was decked out with Beatles decor, along with names of their iconic songs

She posed alongside alice + olivia founder Stacey Bendet