Bianca Censori has ditched her clothes once again on a night out with husband Kanye West in a repeat of her revealing Grammys look.
The naked stunt on music’s biggest night last year caused quite a stir, and we’ve seen the architect opting for (slightly) more covered-up looks recently.
Until now, that is, as she wore a completely sheer bodysuit in Ibiza’s DC10, a famed electronic music club, strategically posing with friends to slightly cover herself.
The mesh suit was paired with black thigh-high boots and absolutely nothing else. Bianca, 31, opted for a smoky eye, and her long brown hair was also left loose.
Her look is hardly surprising, given her choice of a sheer black catsuit for a laser hair removal appointment. We’re still undecided if that’s the least or most practical outfit for that occasion.
Given her penchant for barely-there fits on the daily, maybe an actual club night where there’s no official dress code is the perfect time to don your most see-through catsuit.
Bianca bit her finger suggestively as she stood between her two friends, who had opted for a black lace outfit and a white bra with pink shorts, looking positively overdressed next to the model.
It’s unclear if there were any coverings hidden in the suit, or if Bianca was simply left crossing her legs.
Ye, 49, posted the snap to his story along with pictures of the pair walking outside, with Bianca putting on a low-cut black bodysuit for the blurry late-night walk.
They hit another club with Bianca suffering a nip slip (this time unintentional) in a photo shared on her story.
Posing with friends Elizabeth Cambage and Honey JuJu, she pulled down the already low neckline on her plunging bodysuit, which was paired with fishnet tights.
Elizabeth, clearly conscious of her friend’s privacy and Instagram’s nudity rules, added a star emoji over Bianca’s nipple but joked ‘my breast friends’.
Ye could be seen in the background wearing sunglasses, smiling from ear to ear, which has become a rarity for him in pictures.
He is scheduled to continue his world tour in Madrid on Thursday, July 30, despite heavy controversy around his comeback.
Earlier this year, the rapper issued an apology for his several years of antisemitic rants and endorsement of Nazi ideology.
The apology was not met with the instant forgiveness Ye (and his team) may have anticipated, as months later his planned three-night run at Wireless Festival was blocked.
Despite bosses backing the headliner choice, Wireless eventually had to call off the whole event after the Home Office refused to grant West a UK visa.
He apologised again but a string of gigs were postponed or cancelled, with Spain remaining one of the few European dates.
While the jury does appear to still be out on whether Ye will manage to land his comeback, he seems to believe he has been ‘forgiven’ after Bully’s chart success.
In a video shared from the Urban One Summit, Ye told the crowd: ‘I just wanted to thank y’all so much for getting behind us on this journey.’
Speaking through the phone, called by Gamma CEO Larry Jackson, he continued: ‘These number ones mean even more than the Graduations and the Watch the Thrones and all the number ones before.
‘Because, as you know, like a year into the project, I went into an episode. So this right here is a celebration and a victory, a success story of people who deal with mental health crises to be able to come out of it and actually have number one records with all the things that were done, with all the things that were said.
‘And for you guys to be so forgiving and so supportive just means the world to me.’
The Power rapper claimed to have suffered from a ‘break with reality’ in the midst of a mental health spiral, caused by his bipolar disorder, which he is now seeking help to manage.