Photos | Wired Magazine's Advertisement Featuring Six Diverse Individuals in Formal Wear
This Wired Magazine cover showcases an advertisement featuring six people, including a woman holding a baby, all dressed in formal wear. The poster is accompanied by two cars and highlights the latest in electrical devices and accessories.
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