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Jan 13 2012 09:00 AM ET

Heidi Klum Reflects on Her Favorite Golden Globes Gowns

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Heidi Klum‘s life is tough: she’s been to so many Golden Globe Awards ceremonies that she can only narrow her list of favorite dresses down to six choices! We kid, but seriously, the supermodel has had some major fashion hits (and perhaps a few misses) in her years as a Globes attendee, and chooses some of her favorite looks in a new post on her AOL blog.

“I like to change up my look and try something totally different each year,” she writes, noting a roomy white dress (left) she wore to the 2007 awards. “I was definitely hiding my post-baby weight this year,” she continues. “I wanted a flowy dress that wasn’t too tight but still stunning.” The getup — which included Christian Louboutin shoes and Givenchy gloves — had a downside, though. “It definitely was not easy to eat and drink with my gloves all night, something I didn’t think about beforehand!”

Dec 09 2011 09:00 AM ET

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Heidi Klum’s Budget Shopping Secret

She has major designers and Project Runway alumni dying to dress her, but Heidi Klum still appreciates a good deal.

“Sometimes it’s really cool to have an amazing piece where someone is like, ‘Wow, where is that sweater from? It’s amazing. Is it from snazzy Balenciaga or something?’” she tells Anderson Cooper on Anderson Friday. “And you’re like, ‘No, it’s actually from J. Crew.’”

Dec 06 2011 12:00 PM ET

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Heidi Klum: Perfume ‘Is Like Great Underwear’

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She’s worn some of the sexiest lingerie in the world as a Victoria’s Secret model, but Heidi Klum believes there’s something even more sensual to wear under your clothes: perfume.

“For me, it’s something to complete the look. It’s almost kind of like great underwear,” she said. “No one can really see it but it makes you feel sassier and sexier.”

Speaking to PEOPLE at an event for her new fragrance, Shine, in New York’s Times Square last week, Klum said her scent — her first international fragrance — is “complicated. I really tried to look for something that didn’t exist, which is hard,” she explained. “I think 23 or 26 perfumes come out every year, and it’s hard to come up with something you haven’t smelled before.”

To that end, “Shine is a little more modern, powdery, but spicy,” she shared. “It’s a great marriage of sweet and spicy.” Notes include pink peppercorn, sunflower, lily of the valley, pear, mandarin orange and vanilla.

Nov 18 2011 12:00 PM ET

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They’re In! Heidi Klum Picks Her Favorite Looks from ‘Runway’ Alumni

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She has every top designer falling at her feet, but Heidi Klum always makes a point of supporting her favorite Project Runway alumni when she’s walking the red carpet. To celebrate some of the show’s brightest stars, she’s picked a few of her favorite looks from auf’d (and winning) contestants, highlighting them on her website.

Top billing goes to a dreamy Christian Siriano creation Klum wore while hosting the 60th annual Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. “I thought this was such a unique and different dress,” she writes. In fact, gowns by Siriano make up nearly half of the list — a testament to the season 4 winner’s talent and growing popularity.

Oct 28 2011 06:00 PM ET

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Style News Now’s Hottest Stories of the Week

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Which of Hollywood’s style stars had readers buzzing this week? Don’t miss our top stories!

–Julianne Hough debuts a cute new blonde bob. READ IT

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–Boo! Heidi Klum offers a first look at her spooky Halloween costume. READ IT

Oct 26 2011 10:00 AM ET

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Sneak Peek! Heidi Klum’s Bare Bones Halloween Costume

Heidi Klum Halloween Costume Courtesy Heidi Klum

Heidi Klum is letting us look deep into her soul with her 2011 Halloween costume, an anatomically-correct — and potentially creepy — bodysuit.

The outfit, called “Visible Woman,” was hand-painted by designer Martin Izquierdo and is what Klum will wear this weekend when she hosts a Halloween party at TAO Nightclub at the Venetian in Las Vegas. She’ll also sport custom prosthetic teeth created by her dentist, Dr. Gregg Lituchy. (The Project Runway host will celebrate again Monday during a HobNob Wines-sponsored bash at PH-D Rooftop Lounge in New York’s Dream Downtown hotel.)

“It’s kind of like a dead body with the first layer of skin ripped off,” she tells PEOPLE of her costume. “It’s basically like me naked.” In fact, every vein and muscle was painted on to replicate her own body structure. “All my veins and blood will all be visible,” she says with a laugh. “You don’t feel quite naked with it because it is so colorful.” As for her husband Seal, she says, “He liked it!”

Klum, this year’s UNICEF Trick-or-Treat Ambassador, admits that Halloween is her favorite holiday, and it shows: In the past several years, the party hostess has dressed up as an apple from the Garden of Eden, Lady Godiva and, in 2010, a larger-than-life superhero. So she suggests going all out when creating your own disguise.

Sep 02 2011 10:30 AM ET

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Heidi Klum’s Shine for Women Who ‘Glow from the Inside’

Heidi Klum Shine Perfume
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She’s walked the coolest catwalks and hosts Project Runway, but as it turns out, Heidi Klum‘s passion for fashion and beauty started way before she hit it big.

“Makeup and perfumes were always very important in our home,” she tells PEOPLE. “My father worked for one of the biggest cosmetics companies in Germany and he was always bringing things home.” In fact, Klum even served as his intern for a while, filling bottles as they moved along conveyor belts and working on development and packaging.

“It was already interesting to me then,” she says. “And it’s amazing now that I have the opportunity to create my own fragrance that will be worn and smelled throughout the world.”