Heidi Klum Returns to the Runway for Her First Ever Paris Fashion Week Show — and Debuts Bangs!

Heidi Klum has reached a new career milestone!

The model, 51, who has been in the fashion industry for three decades, made her Paris Fashion Week debut on Friday, Sept. 27, while walking for Vetements’ Spring 2025 show.

Klum looked confident as she strutted down the runway in a custom look that consisted of leather pants, pointed heels, a shirt with the word “Polizei,” German for police, written in white letters, and an oversized trench coat.

She proudly shared a clip from her walk on Instagram, writing, “@vetements_official Thank you Guram for including me in your Show. I loved it 😊 and I love YOU ❤️.”

The appearance was one of many firsts for Klum, who also debuted a new set of bangs.

Over on her Instagram Stories, the America’s Got Talent judge looked excited in a video of herself having her blonde bob and wispy bangs styled for the show.

In a separate Instagram post, she gave an additional look at the behind-the-scenes, writing, “@vetements_official Paris 2024 ❤️.”

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The Vetements show also saw appearances from Gigi Hadid, who walked in a skin-tight mini dress made entirely of yellow packing tape, and Travis Scott, who wore black leather pants and an unzipped jacket as he walked down the runway.

Many other celebrities were sitting in the front row, including Ice Spice, Bella Thorne, Normani and Tom Daley.

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In addition to her longstanding modeling career, Klum has hosted her iconic N.Y.C. Halloween party for over 20 years.

While speaking about the beloved event at the America’s Got Talent Season 19 Finale 1 on Sept. 17, she shared that she’s been working on her costume “for months.”

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“Because molds need to be made,” Klum told PEOPLE. “Prosthetics need to be made, fittings have to be had. So yeah, there goes a lot into it because I wanted to be so spectacular that this is not something I can just throw together overnight.”