Heidi Klum, 50, is TOPLESS wearing a fur coat and tiny underwear while splashing around on a beach for the Sunglasses At Night lyric video
Heidi Klum was spotted writhing on the beach for her new lyric video for a cover of Corey Hart's 1984 song Sunglasses at Night.
The Vogue model wore a fur coat and panties – and that's it – as she pouted.
After dipping her head in the ocean, she came out looking like a wet cat.
The 50-year-old model also showed off her bare breasts when her jacket accidentally slipped open in a behind-the-scenes photo. The German pin-up added a black star to one of her nipples to protect her modesty.
The star also wore chunky black sunglasses to match the theme of the song.
Heidi Klum was spotted on the beach for her new lyric video for a cover of Corey Hart's 1984 song Sunglasses at Night, which debuted on Tuesday
The Vogue model wore a fur coat and panties – and that's it – as she pouted
Klum also shared a look at her break time during the shoot
She teased the clip last week.
The former Project Runway host remixed the song with Tiësto — who was just named the first in-game Super Bowl DJ — and she even got Corey's approval and blessing.
In another video she shared on Instagram on Wednesday, Hart, the original wearer of sunglasses at night, said: “Hey Ms. Heidi Klum! Congratulations! Good luck with your single! It is the 40th anniversary of the song's release. You're a star!'
Heidi captioned the post: “@coreyhartofficial The OG of this huge 80s hit. Thanks for the shout out and for letting @tiesto and I remix it!!!!”
The video begins with Corey's introduction and the first few moments of his original and iconic video for Sunglasses at Night.
It's about Heidi moving and swinging to her remix of the son while wearing a sleeveless black jumpsuit with a deep neckline.
These aren't the only two cases where the German supermodel hypes her new single.
Earlier this week, Heidi shared a short clip of herself with her look-alike daughter Leni Klum, 19, in a car.
The two beautiful women pose for the camera and then put on their sunglasses as Heidi's single plays.
During the video shoot she seemed to be having the time of her life
Klum was seen wearing an open fur coat that showed off her bare chest; she added a black star for this behind-the-scenes photo
Klum was promoting the release of her cover of Corey Hart's 1984 song Sunglasses at Night
The America's Got Talent judge shared a video clip with her 11.8 million Instagram followers of her preening and posing while standing hip-deep in the ocean
She, of course, donned sunglasses as her dance version of the classic pop song played over the black and white video
Heidi captioned the post: “@coreyhartofficial The OG of this huge 80s hit. Thanks for the shout out and for letting @tiesto and I remix it!!!!”
At one point she pulls the coat off her shoulders
The former Project Runway host remixed the song with Tiësto – who was just named the first in-game Super Bowl DJ – and she even got Corey's approval and blessing
She was also seen in this black outfit with mesh on the side
There were people criss-crossing the front as she put on opera gloves
And finally, in another video posted ten days ago, Germany's Next Top model host wakes up in her teal upholstered bed as the song begins.
It is then noticed that she is wearing a faint gray ball on her body and black Christian Louboutins on her feet.
She parades around the Rose Bowl field in the ridiculous costume as the song plays.
The original Sunglasses at Night was released on January 21, 1984 as the lead single from Canadian singer Corey Hart's 1983 debut album, First Offense.
It was a hit in the United States, rising to number seven on the Billboard charts for the week ending September 1, 1984.
This is not the first single that Heidi releases. She released Chai Tea With Heidi, featuring Snoop Dogg, in January last year.
“I'm always up for a challenge,” she said Variety at the time. 'I'm always awake [for] stepping out of my comfort zone, doing something different… This is literally one of the most exciting things I've ever done.”