Heidi Klum has done it again. The supermodel, renowned for her over-the-top Halloween ensembles, officially won the holiday with her latest transformation into the mythical gorgon, Medusa. But while the entire look was impressive, one specific, horrifying detail left social media users utterly mind-blown: the snakes on her head were moving.
Klum revealed the intricate costume at the red carpet for her 24th annual Halloween party in New York. The elaborate design featured a massive headpiece complete with fangs and a long, trailing snake tail. True to her word, the look was both “very scary” and “very ugly,” requiring a marathon 10-hour session to apply.
However, it was the lifelike movement of the snakes that captivated everyone. Videos of the costume quickly went viral, with comment sections flooded with astonished reactions. “How are the snakes moving????” one user demanded, while another declared, “THE SNAKES MOVINGGGGG,” acknowledging that this single feature “takes the crown.” The realistic motion added a layer of terrifying authenticity that set the costume apart.
Fans were quick to crown Klum the undisputed “Queen of Halloween,” with comments praising the “epic” creation. This year’s Medusa joins a long legacy of iconic Klum costumes, including last year’s E.T. getup and her unforgettable worm and elderly self transformations. As always, she has set a new, nearly impossible standard for Halloween creativity.
