Underwear as outerwear works as long as you’re Down Under, right?
Australian architect and fashion designer Bianca Censori just touched down in Melbourne, and she’s brought her signature style home to Australia, too.
The 30-year-old wife of rapper Kanye West was spotted out shopping with her mom and sister wearing a daring look we’ve seen before — albeit only on Instagram.
Censori turned heads in a strappy pastel pink bodystocking styled with a purple satin bullet bra, white cotton undies and silver pointy-toe heels.
She originally posted a photo of the outfit on Instagram with the simple caption “@marcjacobs,” leading fans to wonder if this was part of an upcoming collaboration with the American designer. Further investigation revealed that the undergarments were worn beneath looks during the Marc Jacobs Fall 2025 runway show.
Although the two do not have an official partnership, Censori has been posting about the brand more frequently. It’s worth noting that West’s ex-wife, Kim Kardashian, was the face of Marc Jacobs’ fall 2023 campaign.
Censori’s penchant for barely-there outfits is well documented, but she stood out even more when pictured next to her family, who were sensibly dressed in black with designer accessories.
This marks Censori’s second pantless look since she set foot on Australian soil this week. She arrived at Melbourne’s Tullamarine Airport yesterday morning wearing high-waisted nude underwear and reflective gold tights while carrying a black Hermès Birkin bag.
Those befuddled by and even concerned for Censori’s well-being have assumed that her husband controls what she wears. However, West has not accompanied his wife on this trip home, and Censori’s style remains, well, uncensored.
Apparently, there’s no reason for Bianca Censori to be covering up any time soon. After all, it’s springtime in Melbourne, so the sun will continue shining on this confounding international style star no matter what she chooses to wear — or not.
The post Bianca Censori pairs purple bullet bra with sheer pink bodystocking in Melbourne appeared first on Page Six.
