Supermodel Gisele strikes a pose in lingerie —while working out

Gisele Bündchen’s still got it, and she’s flaunting it.

The local supermodel, 46, is all but guaranteeing people stop by their newsstand to get a gander of the latest I-D Magazine.

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Bundchen fronts the so-called “Mother Issue” in a black satin boxer-style jacket, short shorts and wide belt, looking like “Million Dollar Baby” meets Selene from the “Underworld” franchise. We mean this in the most complimentary way possible.

Inside the UK publication, the Brazilian, whose guns and walking sticks are completely ripped, shows it almost all off, sporting a bra and underwear and lacy top while lifting dumbbells.

“For 30 years, we have been jealous of the groundbreaking supermodel’s beauty, her body, her family, and her fame,” begins the article. “But for Gisele, life isn’t about living in the spotlight — it’s about gratitude and harmony … the thing we should be most envious of is her joy.”

Speaking to editor-in-chief Steff Yotka from one of her homes in the Miami Beach area, Bündchen opened up about how having children changed her approach to her career. As anyone with an inkling of pop culture may know, the fashionista shares Vivian, 13, and Benjamin, 16, with ex Tom Brady. Bundchen also has a 1-year-old boy (whose name isn’t widely known) with second husband, jiu-jitsu instructor Joaquim Valente.

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“Kids give us this opportunity to live again, to be more present and to experience life again,” she told the outlet. “I say no to 99 percent of the jobs I’m offered because, when I put it on the scale, I’m like, ‘Am I going to miss my daughter’s volleyball game? Am I going to miss going to the park with my son? Am I going to miss my son DJing?’”

If critics have a problem with her not showing up to fancy openings, red-carpet premieres and A-list parties anymore, so be it. Bundchen’s not only in a great place these days physically, but mentally.

“However people see me, that’s OK with me,” she said. “I want to look back and think, ‘I really enjoyed this journey. I really loved fully. I really experienced every emotion. I really had meaningful relationships. I tried to make the world a better place, and I made my surroundings more harmonious and loving and beautiful.’”

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