Heidiween! The Frick’s Fancy Bash! An Elizabeth Taylor Bonanza! Inside the Most Exclusive Celebrity Halloween Parties of 2025

Source: Vogue
Category: Fashion
Originally Published: 2025-10-26
Curated: 2025-11-02 10:12

Spooky season is upon us—just when you thought this year couldn't get any scarier. At least the glitterati are taking it in their stride, with looks that are nothing short of killer. From the East to the West Coast, sink your teeth into Vogue’s 2025 celeb-ridden Halloween parties roundup—filled with sights, frights, and wicked costumery.

Friday, October 31

The 24th annual Heidiween

Tom Kaulitz and Heidi Klum Mike Coppola/Getty Images

It was a graveyard smash at Heidi Klum’s highly-anticipated fright night bash. The undisputed Queen of Halloween stopped traffic—and partygoers—dead in their tracks with an ensemble that left everyone petrified. Her gorgon-inspired transformation was no easy feat. Klum spent nine hours in a makeup chair, trading in her mortal self for a scaly vision, complete with fangs, forked tongue, eight-foot tail, and piercing green eyes. No one was safe from her stone-cold gaze.

Hosted at the Hard Rock Hotel, smack dab in the middle of Times Square, the German supermodel slithered into the depths of her party, where she held court with Questlove in the DJ booth. As she moved through the crowd, it was clear that no one was safe from her mythic charms—not even her husband, Tom Kaulitz, who was dressed as a fallen Greek warrior.

Guests in every imaginable form and fantasy stayed true to the event’s costume-mandatory dress code. Among the monster mash were Leni Klum, Alexis Ren, Coco Jones, Maye Musk, Ariana Madix, Ice T, Coco Austin, James Charles, and Darren Criss with his wife, Mia Swier. Haley Kalil swam in as Lola from the movie Fish Tail. Jet and Pookie channeled Elvis and Priscilla, braving the pulsing jams close to the front of the stage where an illuminated snake coiled onscreen. Rugby player Ilona Maher took a sweeter approach as Barbie. When asked what her favorite thing about Halloween was, she laughed, “Candy! But I haven’t eaten any yet!” Luckily, Butterfingers in all shapes and flavors—from marshmallow bars to martinis—were within reach as the nostalgic candy sponsor of the night.

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