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Gisele Bundchen Helps Put Harper's Bazaar Brazil On The Map
Posted on Mon Oct 31, 2011 02:17 PM PDT
Gisele Bundchen graces the cover of the inaugural issue of Harper’s Bazaar Brazil, and we have to say, she looks ab-solutely amazing!
These sexy photos were snapped by celeb shuttbug Terry Richardson, and the mag’s Brazilian edition will launch with an initial run of 50,000 copies. Over the past few years, Harper’s has also launched editions in Vietnam, Argentina, Spain, India, and Ukraine, so it seems like business is doing well! Of course, having a Brazilian supermodel on the cover of your premiere issue can't hurt...
Lookin' good, Mrs. Brady!
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Comments
manface!
I don't get what people say by "manface", because she is absolutely STUNNING! Haters will always be ugly on the inside and out!
Where is Mr. Bundchen.
She looks absolutely gross! That face, that face... it will haunt me in my nightmares!
Never should have opened this post. She's frightening sporting that homely manly face and a woman's body in a bikini.
Weird!.
BEAUTIFUL GERMAN!!
BEAUTIFUL SOUTH AMERICAN BRAZILIAN . SHE AIN'T NO GERMAN .
even idiots are able of something.
Too skinny, too flat, too manly. Pass.
This will be big in the favelas.
Bunchen is a German name. Please remember that when Germany surrendered at the end of WWII, many Nazis fled to South America to avoid being arrested and tried for war crimes.