On and off the court, Nikola Jokic, one of the NBA’s most lovable superstars, demonstrates this trait. The two-time MVP has changed his attire to better reflect the elegance of his performances every night.

The center for the Denver Nuggets is commended for both his contributions to fashion and his exceptional performances. It seems that Jokic’s current tenets are to play well, feel good, and dress well.

“Maybe I wanted to appear more serious now that I’m 27 or 28 years old.” Jokic acknowledged that he was getting close to turning 28.

The brand’s fashion sense

In addition to the fact that a person feels better when well-trained and takes care of themselves, there are other advantages to this—at least, that is what the 27-year-old center sees.

Even though we shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, we occasionally make assumptions based just on looks. Jokic also wants his appearance to be more known and representative.

“People approach you and view you in different ways. Perhaps a more substantial sponsorship deal will eventually be offered just because of your beauty, professional demeanor, and appropriate self-representation. It seems like a pleasant change in my life. In an interview with Arena Sport TV, Jokic said

Considering that I have previously won MVP twice, the way you enter the game benefits both the brand and you.

Dress for success

The Joker takes the maxim “Dress for success” very seriously. And as proof of this, he recently thought about how the majority of players in the league today dress. Jokic claims that the players’ clothes are inappropriate and that he looks like he arrived at work like someone with a “regular” job. This same level of professionalism and gravity is evident in his playing.