Heidi Klum's Medusa Costume Makes an Eerie Entrance at Her 24th Annual Halloween Party
Heidi Klum took to the red carpet of her 24th annual Halloween party, held at the Hard Rock Hotel New York, as none other than the Greek mythological figure Medusa. The iconic supermodel paired this monstrous look with a matching costume for her husband, Tom Kaulitz, who dressed up as a concrete soldier.
Klum's hand-painted Medusa costume was a masterpiece, complete with green scales that extended into a rattlesnake's tail and animatronic snakes replacing her hair. According to Klum, she wanted to reimagine the classic monster in a modern way, drawing inspiration from the legend of Medusa's ability to turn humans to stone.
In an interview with Vogue, Klum discussed the process behind creating her elaborate costume, which took nine hours to paint. Fans were left with months' worth of anticipation as Klum teased her look on Instagram, sharing various angles of a mysterious mask and eventually revealing the full extent of her transformation.
The supermodel has been known for her over-the-top Halloween costumes in recent years, having dressed up as E.T., Jessica Rabbit, Fiona from "Shrek," and more. This year's Medusa costume is sure to be remembered as one of Klum's most iconic looks yet, with fans eagerly discussing the details of her monstrous transformation online.
The annual Heidiween party was attended by a star-studded guest list, including Jay Manuel, Maye Musk, and Jonathan Cheban. As for Klum, she seemed to have pulled off an unforgettable Medusa costume that left onlookers in awe of her creative vision and dedication to the craft.
Heidi Klum took to the red carpet of her 24th annual Halloween party, held at the Hard Rock Hotel New York, as none other than the Greek mythological figure Medusa. The iconic supermodel paired this monstrous look with a matching costume for her husband, Tom Kaulitz, who dressed up as a concrete soldier.
Klum's hand-painted Medusa costume was a masterpiece, complete with green scales that extended into a rattlesnake's tail and animatronic snakes replacing her hair. According to Klum, she wanted to reimagine the classic monster in a modern way, drawing inspiration from the legend of Medusa's ability to turn humans to stone.
In an interview with Vogue, Klum discussed the process behind creating her elaborate costume, which took nine hours to paint. Fans were left with months' worth of anticipation as Klum teased her look on Instagram, sharing various angles of a mysterious mask and eventually revealing the full extent of her transformation.
The supermodel has been known for her over-the-top Halloween costumes in recent years, having dressed up as E.T., Jessica Rabbit, Fiona from "Shrek," and more. This year's Medusa costume is sure to be remembered as one of Klum's most iconic looks yet, with fans eagerly discussing the details of her monstrous transformation online.
The annual Heidiween party was attended by a star-studded guest list, including Jay Manuel, Maye Musk, and Jonathan Cheban. As for Klum, she seemed to have pulled off an unforgettable Medusa costume that left onlookers in awe of her creative vision and dedication to the craft.
. I mean, a hand-painted Medusa costume that takes nine hours to paint? Please, she could've just hired an artist for the price of her whole party 
. And don't even get me started on the animatronic snakes, how cliché is that? 
. She's always trying too hard to be edgy and cool, but it just comes across as desperate. I swear, she needs to retire this "I'm a Halloween queen" shtick and just stick to being a normal supermodel for once 
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! She always goes all out with those crazy costumes, and this Medusa one is straight fire 
! I mean, 9 hours painting it? That's some serious TLC 
. And can we talk about the animatronic snakes? Chills every time 
. It just shows how dedicated she is to her craft and willing to push boundaries for a look that's truly unforgettable.
, I mean who wouldn't want a 9-hour hand-painted masterpiece 
? And can we talk about the animatronic snakes?! 
They're like something out of a sci-fi movie! But what I think really takes this costume to the next level is how she's still managing to make it feel, well, Medusa-ish 
. Not too over-the-top or cartoonish, just eerie and mysterious enough to be believable as a Greek mythological figure. And that concrete soldier costume for Tom Kaulitz is pretty cool too! 
and can we talk about how much time and effort went into creating that look? 9 hours of painting is no joke 
. as for tom kaulitz's costume, concrete soldier is a great idea! 
. And that's what makes it so iconic - she's not just dressing up for the sake of looking cool, she's actually putting in WORK. Tom Kaulitz looks pretty solid as a concrete soldier too 
. But let's be real, Klum is the real MVP here... who else can rock Medusa like that? 
it's like something outta a horror movie! I mean, 9 hours painting just for one look? 
. Anyways, I think Heidi's Medusa costume is one for the books... she always knows how to bring the spooky fun 
i love how she reimagined medusa for modern times, too. and can we talk about tom's concrete soldier costume? 
can't wait to see some behind-the-scenes vids of how she created this masterpiece!
and those animatronic snakes are so creepy-cool 
and heidi totally nailed it 
i'm already low-key planning my own halloween costume inspiration 
... like, who else would take something as spooky as medusa and turn it into a high-fashion statement? nine hours of hand-painting is no joke, btw 
. it's cool that she got to reimagine the classic myth in a modern way, but at the same time, i'm not sure if the whole snake-animal combo was necessary 
. And that mask was pretty fire 
The animatronic snakes replacing her hair were literally giving me chills 
It was like they really went all out this year for Heidiween 
. Can't wait to see what Heidi comes up with next year 
and now fans are going wild online, discussing every detail of that medusa transformation 
! Her Medusa costume is insane - I mean, who wouldn't want to turn people to stone? 
. I mean, can't you just, like, buy a costume or something?