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22 photos that prove Heidi Klum is the queen of Halloween

Courteney Larocca,Olivia Singh   

22 photos that prove Heidi Klum is the queen of Halloween
Heidi Klum with husband Tom Kaulitz in 2019.Gotham/GC Images
  • Heidi Klum celebrates Halloween every year with a massive party.
  • The model goes all-out on her costume, typically utilizing prosthetics to become completely unrecognizable.
  • Some of her best looks included Fiona from "Shrek," a much older version of herself, and Jessica Rabbit.

No one loves Halloween more than 47-year-old model Heidi Klum.

Every year since 2000, Klum has hosted over-the-top Halloween parties for her famous friends — and every year she arrives in a costume that's somehow more jaw-dropping than the last. Even in 2020, when she celebrated at home, Klum still went all-out.

She takes this stuff seriously: In fact, nobody gets into her parties unless they're in costume.

"I always put on my invitation, 'Costume required,' because if you're not dressing up, you're not getting in," she told People in 2011.

Here's a look back at all of Klum's fabulous outfits over the years — including her spooky new looks for 2020.

Caroline Praderio contributed to an earlier version of this article.

Klum was just 27 when she hosted her first party in 2000.

Klum was just 27 when she hosted her first party in 2000.
Klum at her Halloween party in Manhattan on October 31, 2000.      Tom Wargacki/WireImage/Getty Images

That night, she rocked a goth Pippi Longstocking kind of look.

She arrived on horseback for her Lady Godiva costume the next year.

She arrived on horseback for her Lady Godiva costume the next year.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2001.      Theo Wargo/WireImage/Getty Images

Lady Godiva was an English noblewoman — and legend says she once rode her horse through the streets of Coventry, England while naked.

She kept it much simpler in 2002, dressing up as Betty Boop.

She kept it much simpler in 2002, dressing up as Betty Boop.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2002.      Getty/Mark Mainz

She wore over-the-top makeup to pull off the character.

We're not sure what Klum dressed as in 2003, but man, was it shiny.

We
Klum at her 2003 Halloween party.      Getty/Evan Agostini

Her gold teeth and spidery lashes made the outfit surprisingly spooky.

Here's Klum as a red-haired witch in 2004.

Here
Klum at her Halloween party in 2004 with then-husband Seal.      Getty/Evan Agostini

Her then-husband, Seal, was the Phantom of the Opera.

In 2005, she celebrated as a sexy (but gory) vampire.

In 2005, she celebrated as a sexy (but gory) vampire.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2005.      Getty/Evan Agostini

She pulled off the look with red makeup and fangs.

The following year, she and Seal paired up for an adorable couple's costume. She was the biblical snake and apple, and he was Eve.

The following year, she and Seal paired up for an adorable couple
Seal and Klum in 2006.      Getty/Michael Buckner

The New York Post reports that she used the costume to protect her belly — she was 9 months pregnant at the time.

She also told the outlet that she couldn't drink water while wearing this costume. Her arms didn't reach her mouth!

She spiced up the classic cat costume in 2007.

She spiced up the classic cat costume in 2007.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2007.      Charley Gallay/Getty Images

She added in fangs and colored contacts.

2008 brought Klum's only misstep: She was widely criticized for dressing as Hindu goddess Kati.

2008 brought Klum
Klum at her Halloween party in 2008.      Getty/Joe Corrigan

Hindu leaders said that using the likeness of the deity for dramatic effect was "denigrating," according to Vogue.

She played it safer the next time, dressing as a crow.

She played it safer the next time, dressing as a crow.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2009.      Getty/Valerie Macon

It must have been hard to eat and drink with that beak on.

Klum towered over her guests as a superhero-robot on stilts in 2010.

Klum towered over her guests as a superhero-robot on stilts in 2010.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2010.      Getty/Bryan Bedder

That glittery skin was impeccable.

In 2011, Klum had two Halloween parties.

In 2011, Klum had two Halloween parties.
Heidi Klum and Seal in 2011.      Getty/Jemal Countess

First, she and Seal went as chimpanzees.

At the next party, she was rolled in on a stretcher to showcase her jaw-dropping look.

At the next party, she was rolled in on a stretcher to showcase her jaw-dropping look.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2011.      Chris Weeks/WireImage/Getty Images

It looked like she didn't have skin.

She planned a Cleopatra costume for 2012.

She planned a Cleopatra costume for 2012.
Klum getting ready for her Halloween party in 2012.      Getty/Mark Mainz

She postponed the party after Hurricane Sandy hit New York City, according to Cosmopolitan.

In 2013, Klum arrived as a 95-year-old version of herself.

In 2013, Klum arrived as a 95-year-old version of herself.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2013.      Cindy Ord/Getty Images

The look was so realistic that she had trouble getting into the party, according to the New York Post.

The next year, she metamorphosed into a bug-eyed butterfly.

The next year, she metamorphosed into a bug-eyed butterfly.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2014.      Getty/Dimitrios Kambouris

She topped off her costume with large, iridescent wings.

Klum pulled off a freakishly accurate depiction of cartoon character Jessica Rabbit in 2015.

Klum pulled off a freakishly accurate depiction of cartoon character Jessica Rabbit in 2015.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2015.      Getty/Nicholas Hunt

It required a ton of prosthetics and took 10 hours to complete.

And in 2016— after an excruciating wait and lots of teaser posts on Instagram — Klum arrived at her party as herself...plus 5 doppelgängers.

And in 2016— after an excruciating wait and lots of teaser posts on Instagram — Klum arrived at her party as herself...plus 5 doppelgängers.
Klum at her Halloween party in 2016.      Getty/Neilson Barnard

She enlisted five models and a prosthetic artist to complete the creepy look, which reportedly cost $10 million.

In 2017, she went as the werewolf character that appears in Michael Jackson's 1982 music video for "Thriller."

In 2017, she went as the werewolf character that appears in Michael Jackson
Heidi Klum arrives at her 2017 Halloween party.      Craig Barritt/Getty

Watch the original music video here to see what inspired her.

Klum drew inspiration from the 2001 movie "Shrek" for her costume in 2018.

Klum drew inspiration from the 2001 movie "Shrek" for her costume in 2018.
Klum and Tom Kaulitz in 2018.      Paul Bruinooge/Getty Images

She went as Fiona, while her husband Tom Kaulitz went as the titular character.

Klum's costume for this 2019 was her most gruesome look yet.

Klum
Heidi Klum attending her 2019 Halloween party.      Gotham/FilmMagic via Getty

The model documented her scary transformation on Instagram as she prepared for her 20th "Heidiween" in front of a glass window at an Amazon store in New York.

Klum stayed home in 2020, but that didn't stop her from donning a variety of spooky outfits.

Klum stayed home in 2020, but that didn
Heidi Klum celebrated Halloween in 2020 with a short film.      Heidi Klum/Instagram/Sublime Productions

Klum gave fans a look at her costumes by sharing a short scary movie called "Heidi Does Halloween," starring her kids and husband Tom Kaulitz.

In the video, she wore two outfits to blend into her surroundings: one that was modeled after a gory marble bedspread and another that mirrored a corkboard and wood-paneled wall.

Makeup artist David Gilmore helped transform Klum. Christ Stott directed the short and Sublime Productions produced the video.

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