Girl time! Gisele Bundchen goes shopping in Beverly Hills with younger sister Gabriela

By Sameer Suri For Dailymail.com

Published: 21:06 EST, 12 January 2017 | Updated: 08:45 EST, 13 January 2017

Gisele Bundchen set aside a bit of Wednesday for a shopping trip at a Whole Foods in Beverly Hills.

Strolling along beside her was her younger sister, Gabriela Bundchen, who's two years the globally famous model's junior.

For her day out running errands, Gisele had pulled on a par of faded, pale blue jeans that tightened about her vertiginous legs.

Errand-running: Gisele Bundchen and her younger sister Gabriela set aside a bit of Wednesday for a shopping trip at a Whole Foods in Beverly Hills

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She'd tucked the hems into the small, camel-coloured leather boots she'd selected, and carried a black leather Chanel purse.

The 36-year-old's wavy brown hair cascaded freely over the intricately patterned black, grey and white scarf she'd draped round her neck.

Her cloud grey jumper, which she'd layered over a black top, draped about her enviably trim torso.

Street style: The 36-year-old's wavy brown hair cascaded freely over the intricately patterned black, grey and white scarf she'd draped round her neck

Meanwhile, the 34-year-old wore a Persian blue blouse with a few buttons undone, to the point of nearly baring a trace of cleavage.

Carrying the shopping as the sisters emerged from the grocery shop, Gabriela had opted for a pair of skintight dark jeans and peach platform boots.

Outside the shop, the sisters spent a bit of time perusing a slew of bouquets that had been assembled for display.

Seeing what's out there: Outside the shop, the sisters spent a bit of time perusing a slew of bouquets that had been assembled for display

Beauty in blue: The 34-year-old wore a Persian blue blouse with a few buttons undone, to the point of nearly baring a trace of cleavage

Mrs Tom Brady has, in fact, got five sisters: in addition to Gabriela, there are Graziela, Patricia, Rafaela and Raquel.

Patricia, as it happens, is Gisele's fraternal twin, born five minutes after her in Três de Maio, which is in the Brazilian state of Rio Grande Do Sul.

The erstwhile Victoria's Secret Angel's told Vanity Fair that after growing up surrounded by siblings, she's got a penchant for 'a big family.'

Big family: Mrs Tom Brady has, in fact, got five sisters: in addition to Gabriela, there are Graziela, Patricia, Rafaela and Raquel

Bag duty: Carrying the shopping as the sisters emerged from the grocery shop, Gabriela had opted for a pair of skintight dark jeans and peach platform boots

'I love children,' she said in a 2009 interview. 'When you come from a big family, you see that growing up you’re learning how to share.'

Gisele, who's since had two children via Brady, said: 'Your sisters have got your back; you’re not alone in this - "We all support you!"'

Said she: 'Your family provides that; it gives you a sense of safety, and it’s a very grounding feeling. That’s why I feel I can fly away, because I have those roots and they’re so deep.'

Who's who'I love children,' Gisele's said in a 2009 interview, telling Vanity Fair: 'When you come from a big family, you see that growing up you’re learning how to share'

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