NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Paris Hilton, known for her forays into amateur home video and her role on the Fox show "Simple Life," apparently is looking to slap her moniker on everything from body oil to rubber stamps to shot glasses.

The proposed Paris Hilton logo.

The hotel heiress filed a trademark application in late July to register a logo of a tiara with a "P" centered in the middle, the Smoking Gun Web site first reported Friday.

The latest filing came after her father, Richard Hilton, filed an application in May to trademark her name for use on bath gel, body lotion, soap and cosmetics, according to the Smoking Gun Web site.

The logo application, which cost $325 to file, looks to put the logo on audio and visual recordings, eyewear, prepaid calling cards, kitchen utensils, mugs, key chains, soaps, body oils and other goods.

Both the logo application and the name trademark are pending review by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office, according to the Smoking Gun.

Hilton made her reality TV debut with the hit "Simple Life," which aired on Fox. Previous to the show, she received headlines after a sexually explicit home video was released onto the Internet.