You have to hand it to Heidi Klum, she’s knocked it out the park again with her latest Halloween transformation
Queen of Halloween Heidi Klum deserves a round of applause for her latest spooky transformation.
After teasing fans with a series of cryptic clues all week, the 50-year-old German American supermodel revealed her costume for Halloween 2026 was a severed human hand.
Heidi’s team excelled themselves with the creation, that was finished off with red nails and a set of ring’s that matched the star’s own jewellery. There was even a bloody trail of nerves, tendons and bone spilling out from the top of the 5ft 9inch star’s head.
“Who comes up with these concepts? They’re so amazing every year,” said one of her fans as she finally made the reveal.
“Not even AI could recreate the original. The Queen of Halloween remains undefeated,” said another. “Sorry mortals but nobody does it better,” agreed another.
Heidi’s 25th Annual Halloween Party was held at Cathédrale in New York City with guests including Little Mix singer Jade Thirlwall, Ice-T and Kyle MacLachlan.
Hostess Heidi arrived on the blue carpet with a team of men wearing hazmat suits to escort her inside.
Her daughter Leni Klum supported her mum dressed as Miss Piggy complete with ears, snout and a long, feathered gown.
In previous years, Klum has dressed up as a Frankenstein-like creature, a werewolf from Michael Jackson’s Thriller music video and Princess Fiona from the Shrek films for Halloween.
Last year the star went as a massive worm with her team creating a costume that covered her entire body and face with just her eyes poking out.
She was seen arriving at her annual celebrity party slithering on the floor before greeting her guests. The event was attended by the world’s richest man Elon Musk and the actress Heather Graham. Heidi’s husband, musician Tom Kaulitz, 34, also attended.
Heidi had teased back in September that her look this year would be “very, very bloody” and something that “goes very well with red wine.”
The star said she ’embraces’ her nickname of the Queen of Halloween, saying: “I embrace that title! And I always want to live up to it, year after year.”
Heidi’s love for the holiday came from having grown up in Cologne, Germany, where they celebrate Karneval. There are costumes and sweets but no scares.
“When I moved to America, I immediately fell in love with Halloween and the spookiness of it,” she said. “All that was missing was a fantastic party. It felt like a real opportunity for me.”
The star threw her first Halloween bash in 2020 and hasn’t looked back.
“The majority of guests were not super dressed,” she said. “So, after that, I implemented a ‘no costume-no entry’ rule. We quickly taught people that if you don’t come in a costume, you’re not getting in. The costumes get bigger and better every year. And that’s because guests know they won’t get in unless they bring it.”
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