Paris Jackson sizzles in plunging gold dress as she attends the fashion Trust ... trends now

Paris Jackson put on a show-stopping display wearing a plunging dress as she made a glamorous appearance at the Fashion Trust US Awards in Hollywood on Tuesday. 

The second-oldest child of Michael Jackson, 24, who was the epitome of class at the Vanity Fair Oscars party earlier this month, flaunted various poses upon arriving at the star-studded event. 

The singer, who recently appeared in Amazon Prime Video's Swarm, donned a gold gown that was made of a fabric that shimmered under the bright lights. 

The ensemble contained a deep V-neck cut that fell down towards her lower chest and was held up with a halter-styled piece secured behind her neck. 

A large, rhinestone-studded silver belt was added around her waist for a unique flare, and contained hues of red, pink, and also purple.  

Pieces of fabric flowed down from the waist creating wrapped details, allowing the dress to fall down straight past her ankles. 

The star also put on a rather leggy display with a thigh-high slit that was located on the right side of the gown. 

Paris slipped into a pair of shiny, light brown open-toed heels that were secured with thin straps around her ankles while also coinciding the overall color scheme of her ensemble. 

The actress accessorized her look with a dainty gold-chained necklace, along with an assortment of bracelets on her wrists, such as sleek gold and beaded pieces. 

She also opted to add various gold rings on her fingers, as well as mini, silver nose rings for an edgy flare.  

Her locks were parted in the middle, and effortlessly cascaded down past her shoulders in stylish waves. 

At one point, the beauty turned partially away from the flashing cameras to better showcase the backless portion of the dress, and also flaunted her various tattoos. 

Jackson's makeup was glammed up for the special event, and comprised of a layer of mascara to her long lashes, along with a shimmering gold shadow to make her blue eyes pop.