Heidi Klum's Annual Halloween Party - A Slew of Celebrity Halloween Costumes

Posted Nov 2nd 2009 at 4:45PM by Marissa Gold (Subscribe to Marissa Gold's posts)

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Heidi Klum loves Halloween, if her annual celeb-studded Halloween party is any indication.

At this year's event, she and hubby Seal dressed up as black crows, complete with a beak, feathers, wings, and painted faces.

Of course, hottie Heidi paired hers with some black suede thigh-high boots, presumably by shoe guru Christian Louboutin.

Klum explained the inspiration behind her funky costume to Modelinia.com: "I chose a character from a movie my daughter, Leni, loves called 'Howl's Moving Castle'," she said.

"I wanted it to be a feathered costume, but only use 10 percent of real feathers. The rest were feathers made out of fabric."

Sounds very "Project Runway" to us.

In other news, celebs came out in full force to celebrate with the supermodel.

From Perez Hilton as Lady Gaga to Rachel Zoe as a -- shock! -- bohemian hippie, check out our gallery of the year's best celebrity Halloween Costumes below:

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Celebrity Halloween Costumes

When it comes to Halloween, nobody does it like Hollywood. From Heidi Klum's infamous annual bash to the rest of the star-studded parties from coast to coast, we picked the best celebrity Halloween costumes for you viewing pleasure.

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Celebrity Halloween Costumes

New York, 2002
Sean "P. Diddy" Combs (who has since released a fragrance called "I Am King") first entertained thoughts of royalty at Heidi Klum's 3rd Annual Halloween Bash in '02.

Dimitrios Kambouris, WireImage

New York, 2002
Models Heidi Klum and Karolina Kurkova have a grand old time at Heidi Klum's 3rd Annual Halloween Bash at Capitale.

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New York, 2004
Anne Hathaway posed as Cleopatra at Heidi Klum's 5th Annual Halloween party at Marquee. The actress' long white gown, gold accessories, colorful headpiece and dark eye makeup gave her ancient appeal.

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New York, 2005
Designer Valentino musters up a slight hint of a costume to attend Heidi Klum's annual Halloween party at Happy Valley.

Evan Agostini, Getty Images

New York, 2005
Designer Zac Posen arrives at Heidi Klum's annual Halloween party at Happy Valley dressed in devilish red.

Evan Agostini, Getty Images

New York, 2005
Model and Real Housewife of NYC Kelly Bensimon relishes in the excuse to show a little skin at Heidi Klum's Halloween Party at Happy Valley.

Dimitrios Kambouris, WireImage

Los Angeles, 2006
Alyssa Milano fluttered huge butterfly wings at Heidi Klum's 7th Annual Halloween Party at Privilege nightclub. The Charmed actress, who looked like she could have stepped right out of a Polly Pocket, attached her bejeweled wings to a white corset-top, tutu bottom mini halter dress decorated with pink ribbons and butterfly bows.

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New York, 2006
Designer Richie Rich poses as Lady Liberty at the Heatherette Halloween party at Lotus.

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Los Angeles, 2006
Seal and Heidi Klum depict Eve and the forbidden apple at Heidi's annual Halloween bash.

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Atlantic City, 2007
Perez Hilton gets mystical at Harrah's Casino Hotel for his all night Halloween Celebration.

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