When it comes to Halloween, no one does it better than Heidi Klum. Every year, the supermodel and television host goes all out for the holiday, even hosting the biggest party in town.
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The party, nicknamed ‘Heidiween’, sees all of our favourite celebrities get dressed up in a variety of spooky costumes. While everyone seems to give it a good go, no one is ever able to beat Heidi’s ever impressive rotation of scary costumes. Over the years, the supermodel has dressed up as everything from Jessica Rabbit to a werewolf and a worm.
But while hosting the biggest Halloween event of the year has its benefits, it’s also a risky business when you’re at the mercy of some of the best celebrity Halloween costumes coming for your crown in the lead up.
It appears that 2024 might be the year of the costume queen’s usurping, as mere hours before Klum made her red carpet debut, Janelle Monáe stepped out in not one, but six, scene-stealing character looks that might have just brought Klum’s reign to an end.
Janelle Monáe’s E.T. outfit vs Heidi Klum’s reveal
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So was Klum’s costume enough to secure her title as Queen of Halloween?
Decide for yourself with a look back at all the Heidi Klum Halloween costumes over the years.
A Complete Timeline Of All The Heidi Klum Halloween Looks
2000
In 2000, Heidi wore a doll-like, S&M inspired costume. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2001
In 2001, Heidi went as Lady Godiva on a real horse. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
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2002
Heidi as Betty Boop in 2002. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2003
In 2003, Heidi went as a gold monster. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2004
In 2004, it was time to be a red witch. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
Heidi’s 2006 costume was particularly memorable as she dressed as the forbidden fruit. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2007
Heidi went as a cat in 2007.
2008
Hindu Goddess Kali was perhaps Heidi’s most controversial costume. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2009
Heidi (and Seal) dressed as twin crows in 2009. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
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2010
In 2010, Heidi went as a robotic superhero. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2011
In 2011, Heidi dressed like something out of a human biology class. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2012
In 2012, she wanted to go as Cleopatra but postponed the party out of respect for Hurricane Sandy victims. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2013
In 2013, she went as the 95-year-old version of herself. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
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2014
In 2014, Heidi turned into a butterfly. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2015
In 2015, Heidi spent 10 hours getting turned into Jessica Rabbit. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2016
In 2016, Heidi cloned herself. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2017
The year after, the supermodel came as the werewolf from Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ music video. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
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2018
In 2018, Heidi and husband Tom Kaulitz dressed as Fiona and Shrek. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2019
In 2019, Heidi went as a very creepy alien. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2022
After postponing her parties for two years due to covid-19, Heidi returned in her most iconic worm costume. (Credit: Getty)(Credit: Getty)
2023
Heidi Klum in her peacock outfit. (Credit: Getty)
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For Halloween 2023, Heidi Klum went as a peacock complete with Cirque Du Soleil dancers as her feathered fan. The costume was completed by her husband Tom Kaulitz, who was dressed as a peacock egg.
2024
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For ‘Heidiween’ 2024, Heidi Klum and her partner Tom Kaulitz pulled off another fashion feat by dressing as beloved ’90s sci-fi icon – E.T.
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