Heidi Klum gets into the Halloween spirit at Disneyland ahead of her long-awaited costume

Due to her amazing costumes, she is known as the Queen of Halloween.

Heidi Klum got into the mood during a trip to Disneyland in California on Friday ahead of her highly anticipated costume appearance this year.

The German model, 51, wore a pair of scary-themed Mickey Mouse ears and a bold graphic T-shirt.

She paired it with distressed jeans, styled her hair in beachy waves and shaded her eyes with aviator sunglasses.

She poses for a series of fun photos with Maleficent in front of Sleeping Beauty Castle. Heidi flashed a smile.

Heidi is currently preparing her Halloween costume for this year. And it looks like it’s going to be another sickening spectacle, if early photos are any indication.

The model shared photos of a sort of sticky lump on Instagram Stories and another photo of her body covered.

It was difficult to determine what he was working on, but it is known that he is working with Mike Marino, a leading Hollywood prosthetic makeup designer who currently stars in The Penguin with Colin Farrell.

Actress she also referenced her Halloween costume during the relaunch of the new campaign UNICEF America’s “Little Orange Box” aims to help trick-or-treaters collect donations as they go door to door.

She said it would be a good “surprise”.

When asked if she might dress up as just the box this year, she told People magazine: “Hmm… let’s just say you’ll have to wait and see!” You know I love nice surprises.

Heidi admitted that every year it’s “fun” to do her best to “outdo” her previous costumes, which bodes well for this year’s offering.

She added, “I go all out with my costumes every year, so each one holds a special place in my heart.”

Heidi continued, “The fun is that I try to outdo myself every year, but what really makes it memorable is the excitement and joy that comes with Halloween itself – nothing like it.”

In the new “The Box Is Back” campaign, Heidi appears with “Project Runway” designers Erin Robertson and Kentaro Kameya and “Making The Cut” duo Ciara Chyanne and Jonny Cota.

He enlists the help of the quartet to come up with this year’s costume, calling for something “timeless” and “retro”, and tells Jonny, “Think small but make a big impact.”

Ciara suggests a piece of turquoise fabric in a similar shade to the UNICEF logo, but Heidi wants it to be “more orange.”