【Big Thing Chief: The Stolen Wife】

Heidi Klum often wears all manner of prosthetics and Big Thing Chief: The Stolen Wifemakeup for her Halloween costume -- but this year, she decided to make otherpeople put on all that stuff.

Behold Heidi Klum's five-model squad of Heidi Klones.

SEE ALSO: Don't shame me for not dressing up for Halloween NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 31: Model Heidi Klum (3rd L) reveals her costume during Heidi Klum's 17th Annual Halloween Party sponsored by SVEDKA Vodka at Vandal on October 31, 2016 in New York City. Credit: mike coppola/getty images

In the hours leading up to her annual Halloween party, Klum posted a few teaser videos of the costume prep to Instagram, which you should definitely watch if you are a hot person who wants to make hot clones of yourself. (Taylor Swift, this seems like something you'd be interested in.)

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Here's where things get a little dicey. If other people are disguised as you, but you're just dressed as yourself, are you truly wearing a costume?

Also, this is creepy, right?

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But who are we to criticize? Just like the song goes, it's Heidi Klum's party, so she can glue fake face parts onto models if she wants to.

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BONUS: Stranger Things is somehow made even better by hamsters

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