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• @JoMiran@lemmy.ml 2026-11-02 22:29

  The last has an answer? She showed up in the back of an ambulance (standing) and was helped down the ramp by four guys dressed aa paramedics.

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• @velma@sh.itjust.works 2026-11-02 22:45

  Vogue has an interview with Heidi about this year’s costume that has a little more info So, where did Klum’s idea for the lifelike (and life-sized) appendage begin? For this Halloween, the German supermodel says she wanted to take something completely normal—and turn it into something that was anything but. “Some of the most interesting ideas come from the most ordinary things,” says Klum. “I love the idea of taking something so common, and that we see every single day, something we probably never even think twice about, and turning it into something larger than life. I thought it would be funny and bizarre to take something so familiar and twist it.” There were some logistical issues to figure out—like how Klum could actually move and walk around like a hand, for starters. “There is so much planning, sculpting, molding and engineering that goes into these costumes,” says Klum. “The hand had to be large enough to make the impact I wanted, but also constructed in a way that I could actually wear it and move around.” Ever wonder how someone as committed to a statement look as Heidi ends her Halloween night? Well, usually it involves several hours of shedding her costume. “By the end of the night, I’m usually ready to get out of my costume,” says Klum. “Some of these transformations take so much time to get into, and getting out of them can be an adventure in itself.” And the next morning, she doesn’t call it quits on Halloween just yet. “November 1 is also when I start thinking about next year,” says Klum. “I’m always collecting ideas, so even when Halloween is over, my brain is already working on what I could possibly become next.” And we love her for it.

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