Gisele Bündchen could wear a sack and still look good, so the supermodel doesn't need all the glitz, glamour, smoke, and mirrors when perfecting her craft. In her most recent Instagram post and brand deal, Bündchen shared a video ad for Gaia Herb's Lion’s Mane Mushroom supplement, in which she seemed to appropriately connect to nature.

In the first few clips, Bündchen can be seen meditating outside of a very peaceful looking home while wearing beige sweatpants and a matching tank top. The video then cuts to Bündchen traipsing through some green woods in a sheer white long-sleeved dress with a high-low hemline. She wore a bra and underwear set that peeked through the piece's see-through fabric, and at one point, Bündchen reached up to touch a tree causing her dress to ride up and expose her hip.

Her blonde-highlighted hair was styled in a middle part and beachy waves that cascaded down her back. She kept her glam minimum, opting for a no makeup-makeup look, because as we said, she doesn't need a lot to put her beauty on display.

"I’ve been taking Lion’s Mane Mushroom for a while and it really helps me focus and boost my energy. Thank you @gaiaherbs for making this product. I love it! 🌿," she captioned the post before writing the same message in Portuguese. "Há algum tempo que tomo Lion’s Mane Mushroom, e ele realmente me ajuda na concentração e a aumentar minha energia. Obrigada Gaia Herbs por fazer este produto. Eu amo!."

Earlier this month, Bündchen made an appearance at the Our Children Our Future Gala, benefitting the Lotus House Women’s Shelter. The nonprofit posted an Instagram carousel on Sunday documenting the event. Bündchen wore a silk blouse and brown trousers while posing alongside Gloria Estefan.

"We are so incredibly grateful for all the love and support shared with us in celebration of the 'Our Children Our Future' Gala held earlier this month, celebrating all things children," the foundation wrote. "Hosted at the beautiful @margulieswarehouse and honoring those who have made such a huge impact on the lives of the women and children we shelter."