Bianca Censori Pushes The Limit With Her Racy Outfit As She Flouts A Restaurant's Dress Code

Kanye West's wife, Bianca Censori, has once again pushed the boundaries of her racy fashion with her latest outing at the iconic Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.

The model, who has been making headlines for her daring style choices, was spotted flaunting her ample endowment in a barely-there micro-bikini that brazenly defied the exclusive venue's "business casual" dress code.

Bianca Censori's latest outing came after LA restaurateurs voiced their concerns about her dress and threatened to ban her and her husband, Kanye West.

The Australian-born beauty, never one to shy away from making a statement with her risque fashion sense, has done it again, but this time, she may be risking getting banned from the Chateau Marmont.

According to a report, Censori turned up at the popular celebrity spot on Monday for a drink with friends and flashed her breasts in a barely-there leather look bra that only covered her modesty.

She paired the provocative ensemble with tiny leather shorts as she enjoyed the timeout with friends.

Censori's appearance went against the establishment's dress code, which stipulates that customers wear "business casual" for the day. However, it remains unclear if some punishment or fine was handed to her.

West and his wife are at risk of being banned from several of the city's restaurants after many eatery owners purposed to restrict them from gaining access to their establishments because of her inappropriate appearances.

See the model's racy outfit at the Chateau Marmont here.

Censori recently constituted some form of public indecency after going braless in a see-through top.

The Yeezy architect left onlookers worrying if she'd crossed the line as she went braless on her way to the Melrose Tanning Company salon.

She completed the look with a pair of tiny beige underwear, heels, and a camouflage print hat.

According to the Daily Mail, the 29-year-old's X-rated stunt could secure her some jail time, a fine, and mandatory registration as a sex offender, as it could be considered indecent exposure under California law.

California's Penal Code Section 314(1) allows for a felony conviction to occur if a person willfully and lewdly exposes themselves or their private parts in any public place or in any place where there are other persons present to be offended or annoyed by it.

It usually resorts to a misdemeanor for a first-time offender and could spiral into a six-month county jail term, a fine of up to $1,000, and/or mandatory registration as a sex offender for at least ten years if handed the maximum sentence.

Besides Censori's racy outings, her husband, West, has been hit with a bombshell lawsuit filed by former Yeezy employees against him and his ex-Yeezy chief of staff, Milo Yiannopoulos, accusing the pair of fostering a racist work environment with inhumane work conditions.

West and Yiannopoulos were accused of engaging in "forced labor and cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment" after they set out to launch the YZYVSN streaming service app to rival Tidal, Spotify, and Apple Music.

The pair allegedly tapped an international developer group to work on the app because West didn't want to pay the bigger platforms to promote his "Vultures 1" and "Vultures 2" albums.

The group included several Black members and underage teenagers who mostly worked remotely and communicated with West and Yiannopoulos via Zoom, Discord, and Slack.

According to the suit, Yiannopoulos had promised to pay $120,000 after they finished working on the app. However, things took a different turn when West demanded they sign an NDA and threatened to fire them if they didn't sign.

There were also allegations of West's white managers using racist remarks on the minor workers, calling them "slaves" and "new slaves."

The suit, which was filed in a US district court, also accused Censori of sending a link for "hardcore" sexual content to an employee that was reportedly accessible by underage employees.

It reads, per the Washington Post, "No guardrails were put in place to prevent the underage YZYVSN workers from working on Yeezy Porn, or to prevent them from being exposed to and being forced to view pornography to perform their work."

Although Censori was not listed as a defendant, the inclusion of her name in the lawsuit raised eyebrows and also prompted the model to address the claim.

Censori has since denied the allegations in a statement to US Weekly via Yiannopoulos.

"I've been authorized by Bianca to stress that any allegation that she showed or caused to be shown any pornographic material to minors is offensive, disgusting, abhorrent, and categorically and wholly false," West's former chief of staff told the news outlet in a statement on July 2.

Yiannapoulos claimed that the allegations against Censori are based on "the most tragic and thirsty lie imaginable" because Yeezy Porn allegedly does not exist.

"I made sure of that by falling on my sword and quitting over it," he added, referencing his decision to resign from West's team in May after the rapper announced plans to launch Yeezy Porn.