Heidi Klum Embraces German Heritage at Oktoberfest
The model, 53, celebrated the annual festival in Munich, showcasing traditional Bavarian attire and enjoying the festivities with her family.
Heidi Klum, 53, embraced her German heritage this past weekend by celebrating Oktoberfest in Munich. The model shared a video on Instagram showing her preparing for the festivities by fastening a plunging pink dirndl.
Klum was later seen enjoying the world's largest folk and beer festival, swigging beer at the Braeurosl beer tent. She engaged with other revelers, smiled, and posed for photos with fans. Her traditional outfit included a pink floral dirndl with a lace-trimmed blouse and a floral headband, complemented by a white heart-shaped handbag.
The Oktoberfest celebration followed HeidiFest, an event Klum held in her home country. She attended HeidiFest with her family, including her husband Tom Kaulitz, daughter Leni, son Henry Samuel, and mother Erna Klum. For this event, Klum wore a vibrant yellow floral dirndl and a matching flower wreath. Kaulitz also donned traditional Bavarian attire, wearing lederhosen with a light blue shirt and vest. Klum's mother wore a red dress, while her son Henry wore similar traditional clothing. Daughter Leni wore a baby blue dress.
Klum, a German-American model, has four children. Leni is her daughter with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore, and Henry, Johan, and Lou are her children with former husband, the musician Seal. Seal officially adopted Leni in 2009. Klum and Seal were married from 2005 to 2014.