Supermodel Gisele Bündchen’s $700 book sells out before it hits bookstores

Sorry, Gisele Bündchen fans. If you want to spend $700 on a book by the Brazilian supermodel, you’re just going to have to wait for the next one.

Bündchen’s coffee table book, “Gisele,� which features more than 300 pictures of the fashion model as well as a comically high price tag, sold out it limited-edition 1,000-book run Thursday before it even got a chance to hit bookstores, Us Weekly reports.

The model marked the success of the book with an Instagram post. “Gratitude for all the love I received from everyone at the launch of my book today,� she wrote in Portuguese and English. “Thank you for being there for me at this very special moment.�

“Gisele� is published by Taschen, a German publisher known for its large, expensive art books. The company once released a 66-pound book by photographer Helmut Newton that sold out despite its $18,000 price. An edition of the book “Moonfire� with moon photos, Norman Mailer’s moon essay and an actual moon rock retailed for $90,500.

(For anyone with a big budget looking for holiday gifts, the publisher has a store in Los Angeles, which also sells more affordable editions of most of its titles.)

According to the Taschen website, “Gisele� is “a unique artistic presentation of the most famous Brazilian export together with Pelé and Senna and the highest-earning model in the world,� and contains “tributes from Gisele’s closest friends, family, and fashion leaders, who shed light on how and why she has become one of the greatest models of all time.�

The success of “Gisele� puts pressure on Bündchen’s husband, controversial New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, to write a book of his own -- at, perhaps, a lower price point.