The annual guesswork around Heid Klum's Halloween costume has not yet begun. Is your cult party not taking place because of Corona?
In September at the latest, the time has come when Heidi Klum (47) gives a little foretaste of her costume for the Halloween party and the big guesswork begins. Last year it even started in August, as a video on Instagram showed. This year, however, it is suspiciously quiet. Is this cult event also not taking place because of the corona pandemic?
Anniversary last year
This year it would be the 21st edition of the New Yorker spectacle. For the 2019 anniversary, Klum had himself transformed into a horror cyborg in the window of a New York store in front of numerous onlookers. While Klum's costume showed a lot of creepy details through torn skin, hanging intestines, scars and metal implants, her husband, musician Tom Kaulitz (31) kept it a little simpler. He had disguised himself as a bloodied astronaut. His costumes took four hours, he said. It should have been twelve hours for the Halloween master.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, which is particularly rampant in the USA, a party of this size, including safety precautions such as keeping your distance, disinfection, etc., would be an organizational masterpiece – only the masks could probably be easily integrated into almost any costume.