Heidi Klum attends the amfAR Gala Cannes on May 22. Monica Schipper/Getty Images for amfAR Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Print the Article Post a Comment The Queen of Halloween has done it again. As midnight neared in New York City on Friday, Heidi Klum revealed yet another stunning costume, this year arriving at her annual Halloween party as Medusa. Alongside husband Tom Kaulitz - who also appeared in an elaborate look as a knight turned to stone fighting against her - Klum transformed with a headpiece of moving snakes, fangs and a forked tongue, paired with a full snake body suit and a long tail. She wielded a bow and arrow that she playfully aimed at Kaulitz, between sticking her tongue out menacingly at photographers. Related Stories Movies How a German Mom-and-Pop Outfit Built 'Stitch Head,' a New Animated Halloween Classic Lifestyle 'Nosferatu' Director Robert Eggers on the Power of Bram Stoker's 'Dracula': "It Will Never Die" (Book Excerpt) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Hollywood Reporter (@hollywoodreporter) Klum is hosting her 24th Halloween bash, presented by Butterfinger and Huluween on Disney+, at Hard Rock Hotel New York's The Venue on Music Row. The party has become one of the signature events of Spooky Season, as Klum always turns up in a jaw-dropping look - in recent years, she's transformed into E.T., a peacock, Fiona from Shrek, Jessica Rabbit and famously, a worm. The model had been dropping Easter eggs for this year's costume all month on her social media, and recently told Good Morning America, "I'm going to be very ugly - very scary, but very ugly." She was also giving glimpses at the look throughout the day on Friday, showing off the process on social as her prosthetics and fangs were applied. Klum collaborates on her costumes with prosthetic makeup designer Mike Marino, who won an Emmy this year for his work on The Penguin. In a video posted to her Instagram showing the behind-the-scenes of last year's E.T. costume, Klum explained the origins of her signature party, remembering, "It all started about 25 years ago when I was searching for the party in New York City and I thought, 'I'm going to have to take that one over.'" She added that over the years as the pressure to beat her past costumes has grown, "I have sleepless nights over Halloween, you have no idea. I always hope that it works out." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) THR Newsletters Sign up for THR news straight to your inbox every day Subscribe Sign Up Paris Hilton Best Celebrity Halloween Costumes 2025: Lady Gaga, Niecy Nash-Betts, KeKe Palmer and More TikTok From 'Dancing With the Stars' to Red Carpet Fashion, How TikTok Is Turning Media Moments Into Cultural Phenomena shopping Event Dressing for Men: Exactly What to Wear to a Fall or Winter Wedding Song Sung Blue Rachel Sennott Debuts 'I Love LA,' 'Song Sung Blue' Premieres and This Week's Best Events Julia Fox Julia Fox Defends "Tasteless" Bloody Jackie Kennedy Halloween Costume After Backlash shopping Starbucks and Disney Unveil 2025 Holiday Tumblers: How to Snag This Year's Collectible Cups Paris Hilton Best Celebrity Halloween Costumes 2025: Lady Gaga, Niecy Nash-Betts, KeKe Palmer and More TikTok From 'Dancing With the Stars' to Red Carpet Fashion, How TikTok Is Turning Media Moments Into Cultural Phenomena shopping Event Dressing for Men: Exactly What to Wear to a Fall or Winter Wedding Song Sung Blue Rachel Sennott Debuts 'I Love LA,' 'Song Sung Blue' Premieres and This Week's Best Events Julia Fox Julia Fox Defends "Tasteless" Bloody Jackie Kennedy Halloween Costume After Backlash shopping Starbucks and Disney Unveil 2025 Holiday Tumblers: How to Snag This Year's Collectible Cups