Heidi Klum unveils giant severed-hand Halloween costume

Heidi Klum unveiled a giant severed-hand costume at her annual Halloween party in New York on October 31, marking the 25th edition of the event with a replica of her own left hand. The oversized prop featured long red nails and a severed-looking wrist, while Klum’s face appeared in the palm, with her eyes and mouth visible. The costume also included replicas of her jewelry and a tattoo of her husband Tom Kaulitz’s name on a finger, according to reports of Klum’s remarks. Klum said the idea came from looking at her hand and wondering how she could fit her body inside it. She told reporters that getting into the costume took about five to six hours. She also described carrying it as difficult because it was heavy. Kaulitz did not attend the party because he was on tour, according to reports quoting Klum. The tattoo on the costume was a detail linking him to the look in his absence. Klum’s appearance was the latest in a series of elaborate Halloween transformations at the party, which she began hosting in 2000. In recent years, she has appeared as a giant worm, a peacock, E.T. and Medusa. The 2026 event marked the party’s 25th anniversary. The giant hand was designed to resemble...