Heidi Klum on Halloween: Alien or Nefertiti?

In two weeks is Halloween - and model Heidi Klum gives on Instagram a first look at this year's costume for the American holiday. "Michelangelo, oops!" I told Mike Marino at work to make my Halloween costume, "she wrote in a short video showing make-up artist Marino in front of a bust in a workshop.

His team will spend ten hours on Halloween (October 31) turning them into the still-secret character, Klum announced. Fans could follow the procedure in a shop window in New York.

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Michelangelo ... oops! ... I mean, Mike Marino at work sculpting my Halloween costume. I am so excited for all of you to see his artistry in action! Join us to see my costume unfold on Halloween at 10AM in the front window of the @amazon store at 7 W 34th St in Manhattan. The @prorenfx team wants to spend 10 hours transforming me into (it's a secret). Hope to see you there! #heidiklumhalloween ♀️ ♂️

A post shared by Heidi Klum (@heidiklum) on Oct 16, 2019 at 8:50 PDT

The video only shows the back view of a modeled bust with a long back of the head. Alien or Nefertiti, puzzles followers in comments on the Instagram account. The 46-year-old could dress up as Marie Antoinette, Frankenstein's bride or Conehead, others wrote.

An allusion to the possible costume of husband Tom Kaulitz, 30, did not make Klum. The model and the Tokyo hotel guitarist were celebrating the wedding on the 3rd of August. Last year, they disguised themselves as the plump, bright green Ogre figures Shrek and Fiona from the "Shrek" animation films.

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Klum invites for the 20th time this year to their traditional Halloween party. She is known for her extravagant and unusual costumes. In recent years, Klum was already disguised as a wrinkled grandma, comic character Jessica Rabbit, vampire or alien.

Klum is known in the US as "Queen of Halloween" - their scary parties are now legendary. But other celebrities obviously have fun with elaborate costumes.

Since it is often not easy to see which star is behind the masquerade - as the following examples from the past show. Do you create the image test?