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Michael Jordan's wife, Yvette Prieto, shows effortless beach style while in Italy

Yvette's ensemble hits that sweet spot of what summer fashion should be


Shirley Gomez
Senior Writer
JUNE 17, 2025 9:48 AM EDT

When you're married to an NBA legend, a certain je ne sais quoi is expected of your style game. And Yvette Prieto is setting the bar.

While Michael Jordan puffed on his signature cigar, Prieto effortlessly stole the spotlight this week at Nikki Beach Porto Cervo, giving us all a serious lesson in laid-back Mediterranean glam.

 MJ puffing on his signature cigar like the GOAT he is.© Backgrid UK/The Grosby Group
MJ puffing on his signature cigar like the GOAT he is.

The couple was spotted boarding a luxe boat with their crew. While MJ kept things cool and casual in a sage-green tee, printed swim trunks, and white sneakers, it was Yvette's beach look that had heads turning.

Breezy, Polished, Unbothered

 Yvette rocked a sheer, open-weave set, an oversized button-down shirt paired with flowy, wide-leg pants. The crisp white hue was perfect for reflecting that Sardinian sunshine. The subtle peek of a black bikini underneath kept the vibe playfully beachy without tipping into too-revealing territory.


Cigar in hand and style to spare, NBA legend Michael Jordan was spotted boarding a boat at Nikki Beach Porto Cervo with his stunning wife, Yvette Prieto. © Backgrid UK/The Grosby Group
Cigar in hand and style to spare, NBA legend Michael Jordan was spotted boarding a boat at Nikki Beach Porto Cervo with his stunning wife, Yvette Prieto.

She finished the look with a pair of chic sunglasses, a textured neutral clutch that added just the right touch of earthiness, and understated jewelry that let her effortless beauty do the talking. Hair slicked back into a neat low bun was giving a minimalist European summer, and we're here for it.

Why Her Look Works (and How to Steal It)

Yvette's ensemble hits that sweet spot of what summer fashion should be: easy, breathable, chic without trying too hard. The open-weave set allows for airflow (a must in the Mediterranean heat) while still looking polished. The neutral palette lets accessories pop, while the overall silhouette feels comfortable enough for a yacht, a beach bar, or a sun-drenched stroll.

The couple looked every bit the power duo as they soaked up the sun and Mediterranean glam.© Backgrid UK/The Grosby Group
The couple looked every bit the power duo as they soaked up the sun and Mediterranean glam.

Want to recreate her vibe? Opt for a lightweight, sheer matching set — think cotton or crochet. Keep the color palette simple, and wear white, cream, or soft pastels. Add a structured clutch or straw bag for texture.

And use minimal jewelry to let the outfit breathe.

Family Vacation

The basketball legend landed in Sardinia in true GOAT style, traveling by private jet with his wife, Yvette Prieto, and their twin daughters. Victoria and Ysabel, in tow. MJ and fam stepped off their sleek private plane like a walking luxury brand campaign.

 The 61-year-old NBA legend led the way, in a jumper from his very own Jordan Brand line. The retired athlete and his family travel in an impressive custom-built $70 million jet. According to Forbes, his net worth as of 2024 is estimated at $3.5 billion, making him the first athlete to reach this elite group of America's wealthiest individuals. 



The American Basketball Legend Michael Jordan with his wife Yvette Prieto with their twin daughters Victoria and Ysabel arrive in style via their private jet in Sardinia. © Backgrid UK/The Grosby Group
The American Basketball Legend Michael Jordan with his wife Yvette Prieto with their twin daughters Victoria and Ysabel arrive in style via their private jet in Sardinia.

Upon their arrival, Yvette looked polished yet vacation-ready, while the twins brought the kind of adorable energy that even the paparazzi couldn't ignore.

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