The model didn’t disappoint fans this year either, dressing up in a bright peacock costume and being joined by Cirque du Soleil performers.
German supermodel and TV presenter Heidi Klum confirmed her status as the “queen” of Halloween. The New York Times reported it.
The star, who hosts an annual party in New York to celebrate the holiday, appears in very unusual, intricate and elaborate costumes. For example, in 2018 she dressed up as Princess Fiona from Shrek. Last year he was a big worm. In the same year, Heidi Klum appeared in a peacock costume, which attracted ten more people.
“I wanted to create a costume with the participation of the maximum number of people. I wanted many to be one. And a thought appeared in my head – a peacock,” said the model in a comment to People.
In particular, Heidi wore a velvet blue suit with feathers, which she complemented with realistic makeup – she had a large beak on her face and a feather decoration on her head.
He was also joined on the red carpet by Cirque du Soleil dancers wearing feather and peacock costumes. Acrobats performed tricks and flew through the air. At one point, they form giant wings and legs, and the celebrity stands in the middle on the thighs of one of the dancers, completing the bird figure.
The supermodel was also joined by her 34-year-old man, Tom Kaulitz, who was wearing a large white egg.
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Earlier it was reported that Heidi Klum showed photos that she took for her application for participation in the 1992 modeling competition.
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