Kanye West’s wife, Bianca Censori, shocks in a surprisingly modest outfit after her father criticized Kanye West for leaving her nuԀe in Paris for feаr she could go to jail or face a hefty fine
Bianca Censori, the spouse of Kanye West, looked remarkably understated when they went out on Saturday in Paris. The 29-year-old architect, breaking out of her usual translucent ensembles, wore a long-sleeved purple shirt and opaque stockings as pants as she left the Ritz Paris hotel. She was seen carrying a large leather bag on her shoulder and was dressed in a pair of black kitten heels with pointed toes.
Her straight updo made her black pixie hair look smooth, and her bare face accentuated her inherent attractiveness. Her current appearance comes soon after she made a bold statement when she went out to dinner with the 46-year-old rapper on Friday, wearing only flimsy clothing and no underwear, and after it was revealed that she would face legal repercussions for her almost nude appearances in Paris. West took a few steps behind her, adjusting the hood over his head and lowering his head.
His leather bomber jacket was placed over a warm sweatshirt that kept him warm. To round off his monochrome look, he added sneakers and a pair of comfortable sweatpants. West has been enjoying his vacation with his spouse during Paris Fashion Week. Censori has been seen wearing a lot of tiny outfits, including camisoles and stockings that exposed her crotch.
She also did not attempt to hide on Tuesday, when she went out with West and wore nothing but her sheer stockings and a cropped fur coat. Her most overtly provocative and scandalous appearance to date was her attire or almost lack thereof.
It was disclosed on Wednesday that she can be sentenced to prison or fined €15,000, or more than $16,000, for violating Paris’s regulations against exhibitionism. Her nude outings came so soon after she was in Paris acting as West’s stepmother to her eldest daughter, North West, ten. She was dressed unusually for their dinner date on Monday night.
