As she is ready for her huge Halloween party on Monday night, Heidi Klum is leaving little to the imagination.
Klum, 49, came to Instagram on Monday to show off her spray tan in a string thong.
“Halloween Prep,” she wrote, accompanied by a devil emoji. “The first step!! Jimmy Coco is tanning.”
The supermodel has not held her traditional Halloween event since the COVID-19 epidemic.
Klum will host the star-studded event for the first time since October 2019.
Klum is anticipating to be seen in an expensive costume, as she has done in the past. In an interview she recently admitted that her outfit is “claustrophobic.”
She also discussed why she believes people like dressing up for the frightening occasion.
She believes it’s great for individuals to dress up and pretend to be somebody else for the night, Klum said of the party, which is sponsored by Now Screaming x Prime Video and Bailey’s Irish Cream Liqueur. She believes that individuals in general enjoy being afraid.
The same is true for watching terrifying movies. It’s the type of situation where one wants to see something and one puts one’s hands in front of one’s face, yet one looks between the fingers since one really wants to see it. It’s this love/hate relationship with fear.
Klum, who has gone to lengths with her Halloween costumes throughout the years, enjoys hosting her yearly party since she believes it allows others to go out of their comfort zone.
She always believes that when she sees her pals dressed up, one can tell they’re having a different type of fun than they typically do, she added. She thinks people are more relaxed. They’re having fun in a different way because they’re not themselves. When she goes to a club or other locations, she feels like everybody is standing about, and everybody is pretty cool.
She feels like it’s simpler to just blend into this Halloween culture of having fun, being wild and crazy, and not being afraid to go on the dance floor and dance. She thinks it helps individuals, have some fun and get out of their comfort zone, so to speak.
On Monday night, the annual Halloween bash returns to New York City.
