Heidi Klum's Annual Halloween Party Always Brings Out the Best Costumes

Updated on Nov 2, 2016 at 6:00 AM

Heidi Klum pulled out all the stops for her annual Halloween bash in NYC on Monday night. As usual, the event brought out a bevy of stars including Gabrielle Union, Ice T and Coco, and Jackie Cruz. After months of anticipation, Heidi finally revealed her highly anticipated costume, which just so happened to be herself with five doppelgängers. Heidi gave fans a sneak peek at her costume earlier in the day, sharing photos of prosthetics, a blond wig, and nude nails. She also revealed a big hint about it on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, saying that it's "made in Germany." See all the star-studded arrivals.

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Serena Williams as an '80s Workout Instructor

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Nick Cannon as Ike Turner

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Tinashe as a Flamingo Girl

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Bethenny Frankel as a Leopard

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Lewis Hamilton as the Joker

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Chanel Iman as a Mummy

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Gabrielle Union as a Race Car Driver

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Jay Pharoah as Bruce Lee

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Jackie Cruz as a Carnival Girl

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Questlove as a Concession Stand Worker

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Terrence Jenkins as an Astronaut

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Ice T and Coco as a Prison Inmate and a Referee

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Heidi Klum's Annual Halloween Party Always Brings Out the Best Costumes

Serena Williams as an '80s Workout Instructor

Nick Cannon as Ike Turner

Tinashe as a Flamingo Girl

Bethenny Frankel as a Leopard

Lewis Hamilton as the Joker

Chanel Iman as a Mummy

Gabrielle Union as a Race Car Driver

Jay Pharoah as Bruce Lee

Jackie Cruz as a Carnival Girl

Questlove as a Concession Stand Worker

Terrence Jenkins as an Astronaut

Ice T and Coco as a Prison Inmate and a Referee

Heidi Klum and Five Doppelgängers

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