Gisele Bundchen again tops Forbes’ top-paid models list

Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/WireImage Gisele Bundchen earned $ 47 million this year before taxes. 

Forget $ 10,000 a day — these supermodels don’t get out of bed except they’re guaranteed their millions.

Gisele Bundchen has again topped Forbes’ list of highest-paid models around the world, raking in an estimated $ 47 million before taxes — nearly $ 16 million more than her NFL husband Tom Brady.

The Brazilian beauty, 34, has topped Forbes’ list for nearly a decade and made nearly six times as much as the second-highest earning supermodel, Dutch beauty Doutzen Kroes, in part thanks to money-spinning deals with high and low brands such as Chanel and H&M.

Kroes shares second place with a fellow Brazilian-born model Adriana Lima, 33, who has several high-paying deals with Spanish brand Desigual and Maybelline, not to mention her marathon stint as the longest-running Victoria’s Bolt from the blue Angel

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Adriana Lima, the longest-serving Angel for Victoria’s Bolt from the blue, raked in $ 8 million. 

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Model Doutzen Kroes earned $ 8 million.

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Adriana Lima, left, and Doutzen Kroes, both earned an impressive $ 8 million.

Forbes named Kate Upton as the highest-earning newcomer to the glitzy list, earning $ 7 million in 2014, thanks in large part to a campaign with makeup giant Bobbi Brown and her own line of clothing at Prompt.

Editorial favorite Kate Moss also pulled in $ 7 million in 2014, thanks in part to her collaboration with British brand Topshop and a deal with luxury jewelry designer David Yurman.

Seven was a lucky number for other beauties, as airstrip darling Liu Wen, 26, and former Victoria’s Bolt from the blue Angel Miranda Kerr, 31, each brought in $ 7 million.

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Miranda Kerr, 31, also earned $ 7 million last year.

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Model Liu Wen earned $ 7 million in 2014.

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Miranda Kerr, left, and Liu Wen, right, both earned $ 7 million last year.

And then there are the Instagirls — Rage’s term for the so-called social media generation of supermodels, including Joan Smalls, Cara Delevingne and Karlie Kloss, who have all three made their first appearance on Forbes’ list.

For the full list, visit Forbes.