Heidi Klum and her daughter, Leni Klum, arrived at the Los Angeles premiere of Jurassic World: Dominion on June 6, 2022, wearing coordinated corseted looks that played with contrasting textures and silhouettes.
The appearance served as a dual study in red-carpet dressing: one leaning into maximalist prints, the other into sleek, monochromatic hardware.

For the occasion, Heidi selected a “Spike Bustier” dress by The Blonds. The garment is a signature of the label’s sculptural aesthetic, featuring a poly-spandex construction that creates a sharp, form-fitting silhouette.
The dress utilizes a graphic, 3D-effect pattern detailed with Preciosa crystals, mimicking the look of studs and chains. A deep-cut neckline balances the ankle-length hem, which was tailored to highlight her footwear.

The graphic-printed dress was cut right at her ankles, allowing her to show off her black pedicure and matching patent leather open-toe heels.
Letting her striking dress do the talking, the AGT judge skipped wearing elaborate jewelry, save for a pair of dangling earrings.
She then wore her long, blonde hair straight and highlighted her eyes with subtle smoky eyeshadow and mascara.

Meanwhile, her lookalike daughter Leni, who’s following in her modeling footsteps, rocked a monochromatic black ensemble that showcased her slender figure.
She went the minimalist route and tucked a fitted black tank top into a pair of high-rise, corseted black pants with small, racy cutouts and lace-up detailing running down the legs.

She teamed her outfit with lace-up platform ankle boots and a matching black square-shaped bag.
For her beauty look, the 18-year-old rising model styled her hair in soft waves, similar to her mom’s, and wore neutral makeup with mascara to draw attention to her blue eyes.

Leni’s biological father is Flavio Briatore, the Italian managing director of Renault’s Formula One team. She was raised by her stepfather, Seal, whom Heidi divorced in 2014.
The Making the Cut host is now married to Tokio Hotel guitarist Tom Kaulitz, who was noticeably missing from the event. His identical twin brother, Bill Kaulitz, however, joined Heidi and Leni on the black carpet.

The Tokio Hotel lead singer looked stylish in a sheer blue shirt, which he tucked into a pair of plaid trousers. He left a few buttons undone, showing off his chest tattoos and a myriad of gold necklaces.
Wearing his curly blonde mullet, Bill rounded out his look with Gucci monogram sneakers.

Heidi & Leni Klum’s Red Carpet Formula: Where Statement Heels and Sculptural Styling Meet
From crystal-embellished sandals to sharply structured pumps and barely-there heels, Heidi and Leni Klum consistently use footwear as a defining element of their red-carpet identity.
Whether leaning into high-shine glamour or minimalist precision, their shoe choices don’t just complete the look—they shape it. Explore more standout moments where their heels, platforms, and statement designs elevate each outfit with intention and impact.
👠 Explore Heidi & Leni Klum’s Best Shoe & Fashion Moments:
- ✨ Their Venice Film Festival corset-gown moment pairs Heidi’s barely-there Aquazzura “So Nude” sandals with Leni’s crystal-heel Roger Vivier “Marlene” sandals—two distinct approaches to red-carpet elegance.
- 🖤 The Berlin Glamour Awards appearance highlights their coordinated yet contrasting styling, anchored by sleek black pumps that sharpen both a Cavalli leopard mini and a sculptural Siriano dress.
- 🤍 Their all-white Monaco Grand Prix looks show how clean palettes and precise heel choices create a fresh, summer-ready take on event dressing.
- 🌸 Leni’s NYFW front-row moment leans into boho-chic styling with earthy-toned open-toe mules that balance softness with subtle height.
- 💎 Heidi’s crystal-embellished Jimmy Choo “Shiloh” sandals demonstrate her affinity for high-impact, red-carpet-ready heels that amplify movement and light.
- ❤️ Her playful Moschino heart pumps moment proves Heidi’s willingness to treat footwear as statement art, blending humor with high fashion on the red carpet.