Bianca Censori, wife of rapper Kanye West, recently engaged in a photoshoot in an underground garage in Ibiza, clad in a Yeezy thong bodysuit, fishnet stockings, and heels. The Australian architect and performance artist, 31, struck provocative poses, with some images posted to her Instagram and that of stylist Gadir Rajab, who captioned them "EURO HEATWAVE." Censori's attire in the garage photos featured a bodysuit with straps that barely covered her breasts, and in one instance, she was seen squatting in high heels, showcasing her form.
West, 49, also appeared in a photo shared on his Instagram Stories alongside Censori, though he was fully dressed in his customary loose-fitting black attire. The couple were also seen attending a party at the Circoloco nightclub in Ibiza on Tuesday night. During the outing, Censori was photographed wearing a sheer, flesh-toned mesh bodysuit that created the appearance of nudity.
This is not the first time Censori's fashion choices have drawn attention. In February, she wore a completely sheer, see-through dress with no undergarments to the Grammy Awards, an outfit that sparked public discussion. Despite speculation that West dictates her style, Censori has stated in a March interview with Vanity Fair that her minimalist aesthetic is a personal and artistic choice, describing her collaborations with West as mutual. "I didn't marry my husband because I wanted some sort of platform. I married him because I love him," she told the publication.
The couple met in November 2020 when West hired Censori for his Yeezy brand, and they married in December 2022. Separately, West recently reached a settlement with a former assistant, Lauren Pisciotta, who had sued him for sexual harassment, breach of contract, wrongful termination, stalking, sexual battery, sex trafficking, and false imprisonment. Pisciotta filed an amended complaint in June 2024, but a settlement agreement was reached on July 23, with details undisclosed. Pisciotta must file a request to have the case dismissed within 45 days, and a follow-up hearing is scheduled for September 28.