Heidi Klum's Halloween Party Marks 25 Years of Elite Spectacle
The supermodel’s annual bash, featuring shocking costumes, continues a quarter‑century of lavish celebrations.
Heidi Klum, a supermodel, held her annual Halloween party.
At the event she dressed as a severed human hand, while last year she appeared as the mythological monster Medusa with a writhing headpiece.
The celebration marked its 25th year, according to the New York Post, underscoring a long‑standing tradition of extravagant elite gatherings.
Original reporting
Variety
Heidi Klum Dressed Up as a Severed Human Hand for Her Annual Halloween Party
Is it really Halloween without Heidi Klum? The supermodel, who has become known for her over-the-top costumes, has returned for another year of her annual Halloween party, this year opting to dress as a severed human hand. At last year’s party, Klum dressed as the mythological monster Medusa, which featured a headpiece decorated with writhing […]
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- Heidi Klum is a supermodel.
- Heidi Klum held her annual Halloween party.
- Heidi Klum dressed as a severed human hand for her annual Halloween party.
- At last year's party, Heidi Klum dressed as the mythological monster Medusa, which featured a headpiece decorated with writhing.
- The party marked its 25th year, according to the New York Post.
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