Heidi Klum to launch a fashion line with Lidl - what will it look like?

International supermodel Heidi Klum is releasing a new "high-end" fashion range - with the budget supermarket Lidl.

Klum, who is one of the highest-paid models in the world, has made a range which is "accessible for everyone," according to the German supermarket.

She says: "I had so much fun designing the pieces in this collection."

Klum presents Project Runway and is a judge on America's Got Talent and Germany's Next Topmodel.

Lidl says that Klum's new range "mirrors her characteristic style".

Given that she's infamous for her epic Halloween costumes, are any of these clues for what the range is going to look like?

Here's what you might soon be able to pick up from your nearest reasonably-price German supermarket...

An Egyptian pharaoh

Heidi went with an Egyptian-inspired outfit in 2012

An old woman

Believe it or not - that is Heidi, under a lot of prosthetics, in 2013

A butterfly

Heidi decided to showcase her 2014 outfit in Times Square in New York

Jessica Rabbit

Heidi transformed into Jessica Rabbit for Halloween 2015

Heidi Klum herself

In 2016, Heidi went as herself - but had five other people undergo heavy prosthetics to look like her

It's more likely that we'll get something a bit more down to earth than any of these - but as there are no clues yet, we can't rule any of them out.

Heidi Klum said: "[I] can't wait for you to see it.

"I hope you love it as much as I do."

Klum has previously designed for brands such as Victoria's Secret, Birkenstock and Jordache jeans.

She made her name in the 1990s as a model for Sports Illustrated and Victoria's Secret.

She's also appeared in films including The Devils Wears Prada and Ella Enchanted, and TV shows such as Parks and Recreation and Sex and the City.

The fashion line will launch across the UK, Europe and America later this year.

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