International Delight, a Danone North America brand, has teamed up with cultural icon Paris Hilton to transform everyday coffee moments into bold, flavorful experiences, it says. The limited-edition collection features brand new coffee creamers and cold foam that highlights the shared message between International Delight and Hilton: plain is never an option.

These new flavors will be available in January at major retailers while supplies last.

“Life is way too short to drink plain coffee,” Hilton said in a statement. “Whether it’s my outfit of the day or daily cup, I’m always adding sparkle and bringing the flavor. With these creamers and cold foam flavors from International Delight, we can now turn every sip into a party. Sliving.”

Combining fun and flair, International Delight and Hilton crafted unique flavors inspired by Hilton’s personal style and go-to coffee order. The result is a trio of new flavors:

• International Delight Raspberry Champagne Creamer: Toast to a burst of fruity flavor that’s unexpected, indulgent and as sweet as a kiss.
• International Delight Sweet & Spicy Creamer: That’s hot. Literally. This mashup brings together opposing flavors to relieve plain coffee by turning up the heat.
• International Delight Cotton Candy Cold Foam Creamer: Nostalgic, sweet and fabulously pink — this foamy icon is giving creaminess and color.

“Just like Paris Hilton, we are experts at taking ordinary moments to a new level, in a way that only International Delight can,” said Jennifer Michuda, senior director, creamers at Danone North America, in a statement. “By partnering with an icon to bring these limited-edition creamers and cold foam creamer to life, we’re taking cultural relevance to a whole new level.”

International Delight provides the next generation of coffee drinkers with new and exciting experiences they can enjoy at home, it says. The brand’s previous partnerships include major Netflix shows such as “Love is Blind” and “Bridgerton,” as well as nostalgic favorites like “FRIENDS” and “Home Alone.”