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Heidi Klum Dressed as a Severed Hand for Halloween Party

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In Short: Heidi Klum hosted her annual Halloween party, where she dressed as a severed hand, continuing her tradition of elaborate costumes.

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Heidi Klum, the 53-year-old model and Project Runway host, hosted her annual Halloween party at Cathédrale Restaurant at Moxy East Village in New York City.

This year, Klum dressed as a severed hand, a costume that she teased for a week before the event.

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Klum's costume was one of her most gruesome creations, complete with special effects makeup and prosthetics that made it look incredibly realistic.

Klum's jaw-dropping look was revealed in a series of videos and photos she posted online, giving fans a sneak peek of her transformation.

The Halloween party, which Klum has been hosting for over 20 years, is known for its elaborate costumes and celebrity attendees.

Klum's costume this year was described as one of the most elaborate ever made, with her collaborator Marino noting the complexity of the design.

Klum told Vogue last year that her collaborator is a great collaborator because he can not only bring the costume to life but also come up with ideas to make it even bigger and better.

Klum's costume was so gruesome that some fans were horrified, while others were impressed by the level of detail and creativity.

Klum's Halloween party is a spectacle of outrageous costumes and transformations, making it a highlight of the Halloween season.

Klum's costume was so elaborate that she arrived in a truck adorned with red 'danger' signs, adding an extra layer of theatricality to the evening.

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Klum's costume was presented by Apothic and Butterfinger, and she mentioned that her look 'goes very well with red wine.'

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