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Gisele Bündchen to be Vogue China's first cover girlPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, June 20, 2005 2:00 PM
 Vogue magazine's Mainland China edition, which has been 'about to launch' for about two years, now seems set to actually publish its first issue in September this year, if industry gossip and media reports are to be believed. According to a fashion column by Mônica Bergamo in the Brazilian magazine "Folha de S. Paulo", Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bündchen will soon be on her way to China for a photo shoot for the cover of Vogue China's launch issue. LINKS AND SOURCES:
- Uol.com.br: Gisele Bündchen to go to China after Fashion Rio (in Portuguese) - Danwei: Media magazine: Vogue China to launch in September - The image was taken from this gallery of Gisele Bündchen images Thanks to Chinese Brazilian reader IN Hsieh for the tip. |
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