Gisele Bundchen Joins Daft Punk for WSJ November 2013 Cover by Terry Richardson

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published November 6, 2013

Super Stylized – Supermodel Gisele Bundchen joins Daft Punk on the November 2013 cover of WSJ Magazine. The trio poses for Terry Richardson with Gisele wearing a sparkling catsuit while Daft Punk wear sequin-adorned tuxedo jackets. This marks yet another cover for the Brazilian stunner, who recently appeared on Vogue Paris’ November issue.

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    1 thought on “Gisele Bundchen Joins Daft Punk for WSJ November 2013 Cover by Terry Richardson”

    1. I love Gisele and Daft Punk, but seriously? Do not like. Terry Richardson needs to either change retouching company or come up with something other than the usual high-flash-washed-out white background look. Enough already!

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