Yvette Prieto, wife of NBA legend Michael Jordan, effortlessly rewrote the rules of vacation dressing during a recent yacht-side escape in Greece. Ditching flashy beachwear for something refreshingly grounded, Prieto leaned into the fisherman aesthetic, making it look impossibly chic.
Yvette stylishly upgraded the rugged, sea-soaked vibe, adding just enough glamour to keep things breezy and cool but still fashion-forward.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupBucket Hat Goals
The anchor piece of her look was a woven straw bucket hat. Paired with dark shades and a natural glow, she walked the fine line between lowkey and luxe like a pro.
Her signature accessory throughout the trip was a large straw tote, the kind you imagine tossing fresh produce or a silk sarong into after a morning market stroll. It was functional and the kind of detail that makes a statement without saying a word.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupResort Realness
In one standout moment, Yvette was spotted wearing a burnt-orange bikini top paired with a draped sarong-style wrap skirt printed with coral motifs. The earthy and ocean-inspired color palette tied in perfectly with the fisherman vibe, but in an undeniably feminine way.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupShe was also captured sporting a two-piece terry cloth matching set in soft yellow and blush tones. The short-sleeved cropped top and elastic waist shorts combo looked like it was plucked straight from a vintage fishing lodge but reimagined for Mykonos. She was still in her straw hat, but this time with glossy shopping bags and her phone in one hand.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupFashion That Flows with the Sea
While Michael Jordan kept things casual in a pink polo, bucket hat, and sneakers, Yvette turned heads with a masterclass in texture and proportion. Her wardrobe choices feel intentional, mixing minimalism with summer-ready silhouettes that nod to the sea without going full sailor.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupThere's a reason this look keeps popping up in resort capsules and designer runways. The fisherman aesthetic is practical but photogenic, laid-back but still sharp. Yvette's take leaned into this tension. The materials were breezy, but structured enough to keep everything flattering.
This new-gen take on fisherman-core is less about actually catching fish and more about catching an effortless, tactile, and a little undone vibe. Think ropes, nets, raw hems, wide-brimmed hats, and earth-toned layers.
© Backgrid UK/The Grosby GroupPrieto's Greece getaway served as the perfect runway to experiment with this fluid fashion narrative.
The Yacht Life
Jordan's superyacht, M'Brace, is the floating palace the couple and their family have been enjoying this summer during their European getaway. Over 74 meters long and featuring many luxurious amenities, the yacht boasts multiple decks with panoramic views, state-of-the-art entertainment systems, a fully equipped gym, Jacuzzis, private lounges, an onboard chef, and dedicated staff to cater to every need.
Despite their global fame, Jordan kept things low-key. With a limited entourage, prioritizing family time and a laid-back escape.
