Bianca Censori Once Again Brazenly Ignores 'Business Casual' Dress Code At Chateau Marmont

Bianca Censori attracted attention at Chateau Marmont in LA with her provocative outfit while dining with her husband, Kanye West.

Despite the hotel's strict dress code, she frequently visits, drawing paparazzi and mixed reactions from guests.

Bianca Censori's revealing fashion has also sparked legal concerns, although a legal expert has claimed that under California law, her attire likely doesn't qualify as indecent exposure.

Censori turned heads once again on Thursday at the Chateau Marmont in LA, arriving with West for lunch in a provocative outfit.

The 29-year-old Australian architect, who had previously sported a daring ensemble at the same venue, donned a skimpy, nude bralette that barely contained her cleavage, paired with white micro shorts, ignoring Chateau Marmont's "business casual" dress code.

She completed her look with black, closed-toe heels featuring thin ankle straps.

Her short, brunette hair was styled in natural waves, parted to the side, and she opted for minimal jewelry to keep the focus on her bold outfit.

For the lunch date, West chose an all-black outfit, sporting a black hoodie, comfortable sweatpants, and black shoes, accessorizing with black shades and a bracelet on his left wrist.

Check out Bianca Censori's explicit outfit here.

Censori's return to the Chateau Marmont in another provocative ensemble follows an insider's comments on whether she is welcome at the hotel, where rooms cost approximately $774 per night.

Speaking to the Daily Mail about Censori's presence at the Chateau Marmont, a valet at the hotel said: "She comes here all the time. I always know when she's here because there's always a lot of paparazzi. She comes a lot. She stayed here awhile, a few months ths I think, and last time she was here was before the weekend, Tuesday or Wednesday."

Regarding her bold fashion choices, the valet added, "She always dresses like that." Guests and tourists on LA's Sunset Boulevard also seemed unfazed by her outfits, with Emily Martinez, 35, from Arizona, saying, "It's not something I'd wear, but if she wants to, that's for her."

A well-dressed couple staying at the hotel, who asked to remain anonymous, initially didn't recognize Censori. Upon seeing her photo, the man joked, "She thinks no, and I think yes. Whatever anyone wants to wear is fine."

Another tourist remarked, "Everyone should have the freedom to wear what they want. I wouldn't wear it though!"

Earlier last week, on Wednesday, Censori and West were seen having lunch at the Chateau Marmont.

She wore a semi-sheer, fitted nude top that clung to her frame, choosing not to wear any bottoms, which revealed her nude thong underwear. She accessorized with a tan cap and chic black pumps.

Prior to her visit to the hotel, the architect wore an X-rated outfit at a tanning salon. She showcased her top half in a see-through mesh top paired with nude-colored micro shorts.

Censori also wore a camouflage hat and closed-toed heels during the outing. Such attire might be considered indecent exposure under California state law.

Attorney Neama Rahmani, President and co-founder of West Coast Trial Lawyers, clarified to The U.S. Sun why Censori likely won't get arrested for indecent exposure.

Rahmani said, "Under California law, indecent exposure is a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail."

"If there is a prior conviction, it can be prosecuted as a felony," she explained. "Both misdemeanor and felony convictions require the individual to register as a sex offender for ten years, but in California, exposing one's breasts is generally not indecent exposure."

The attorney continued: "This is to protect women who are breastfeeding or exposing their breasts for non-sexual reasons. The same applies or exposing one's underwear, like Censori has been doing. Exposure of genitals or the anus is different and is punishable."

Rahmani added: "Given these protections, it's unlikely that Censori will be arrested or prosecuted. Of course, there are non-legal ramifications of Censori's conduct. Her clothing or lack thereof has received a lot of attention, mostly negative. Of course, Censori may be doing it entirely for the attention."

According to the Daily Mail, Censori's racy outfit drew the ire of restaurant owners, who threatened not to allow her and the rapper to enter their establishment.

One of them claimed that allowing Censori and West to eat in his establishment would offend his customers. Another slammed Censori's outfit as "totally inappropriate" and said she was not acting as a "good role model for young children."

A third individual added that Censori looked "absolutely ridiculous' and questioned why any decent restaurant would allow a customer into their establishment wearing such an outfit.

One more person noted, "No self respecting restaurant owner or manager should be letting them enter with her dressed like that UNLESS they, in advance, pay to book out the whole restaurant so it is their own private venue while they are there."