Christine Rendon, Russ Weakland and Rachel Summer Small for Dailymail.Com
00:49 06 Oct 2023, updated 00:54 06 Oct 2023
Year after year, Heidi Klum makes headlines with her memorable and lavish Halloween costumes—and this year looks set to be no exception.
The 50-year-old catwalk queen teased her next memorable look on Thursday, sharing a clip of an artist painting a horror movie-inspired poster featuring the model.
Artist Josh Hernandez drew a creepy image of Heidi using orange chalk, and the results were posted on her Instagram account.
The video showed the meticulous detail Hernandez put into the artwork, culminating in a realistic and frightening image of Heidi with a terrifying expression.
“Heidi Klum Halloween… coming soon,” the poster read.
As you might expect, in the caption, Heidi remained silent about who exactly she was going to be this year.
Instead, she added a series of Halloween-themed emojis. “#heidihalloween2023 #comingsoon Work by @mad.charcoal,” she added.
Heidi vowed that her 2023 Halloween costume will be as “outstanding” as ever, which is saying a lot after the seven-foot-long costume with a realistic earthworm texture that she wore for last year’s holiday.
“This will be extra. It’s going to be something special,” she told DailyMail.com exclusively from the America’s Got Talent red carpet.
The AGT judge added that she had been losing sleep agonizing over the concept for her next costume, which would be a continuation of the former Victoria’s Secret model’s long-running series of Halloween disguises.
“I had sleepless nights because of this. You know me,” she said of making the decision.
The AGT judge revealed how her “team” expressed more than mild ambivalence about the idea of her donning the “worm” costume.
“They were like, ‘Worm, really?’ They kind of wanted me to think about Plan B and Plan C, but I’m not like that,” Heidi insisted. “For me, this is plan A.”
In her opinion, as she puts it, to truly “succeed in Plan A, you have to really follow Plan A.”
“If you’re thinking about different other things, then it won’t be successful or it won’t be that important,” she continued, adding that she’s generally committed to sticking to her “Plan A” when it comes. to her annual costume.
“Everyone is always like, ‘Think about something else. This is madness. And the worm is crazy,” she continued, leaving feedback on her costume idea.
She went on to describe how “the same thing” is happening “this time” – with her team pleading with her to “think about Plan B.”
And while her team certainly has her best interests at heart, Heidi has made it clear that she won’t be swayed by the naysayers.
“I have to admit, I like it. And then, I feel like everything will be fine,” she continued with her 2023 costume idea.
“I never know if everything will be fine until today, and I don’t want to let my Halloween fans down. There are so many creative people in the world and I don’t want to let them down.”
Last year, as part of her worm costume, the model’s husband, Tom Kaulitz, 33, joined in on the fun, arriving with Heidi in a fisherman costume, which “hooked” her.
But Heidi told DailyMail.com her family is “not involved” in her “Plan A” Halloween 2023 costume.
The TV presenter’s penchant for incredible Halloween looks has been on public display since 2000. try to be a fairly low-key choice in contrast to Heidi’s future Halloween outfits.
Since then, her costumes have spanned a variety of genres and concepts, from cartoon characters such as Betty Boop in 2002, Jessica Rabbit in 2015, and Princess Fiona from Shrek in 2018; mythical figures – as in the case of Lady Godiva in 2001 or in 2008 in the role of the Hindu goddess of death Kali; to objects – for example, the forbidden apple from the Garden of Eden in 2006; and beyond.
As for other versions of herself, she also performed as Old Lady Heidi in 2013; and in 2011 she appeared in a form-fitting bodysuit with a pattern of human muscles, embodying something like a flayed Heidi.