Bianca Censori's Silence Is Louder Than Kanye West's Words

Although Kanye West may have a lot to say on X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, it seems that his wife Bianca Censori has dominated the discussion.

She has frequently been called out by social media, and occasionally, by the authorities, for her increasingly scandalous outfits, which usually consist of tight bodysuits and sheer fabric.

But her decision to bare it all on the Grammy red carpet had many wondering if this was something that Ye forced her into. Given a look at her history and comments made by her family members, it seems that she might be loving the attention as much as he is.

It might be hard to use "clothes" to describe the sheer slip that Bianca Censori wore to the Grammys, but it earned high praise from her sister, Angelina. At an appearance at Melbourne Fashion Week in 2024, she made it clear that her sister "has the best wardrobe" and called her outfits "art." She went on to say that Ye was her sister's "best friend."

"Some people call it ugly or eclectic, it's not for everyone but I think it's cool and I like it," she said. "We know what's up and kind of laugh about the stupid headlines, to be honest."

Her sister is also fond of fashion and doing her "own thing" as far as her outfits are concerned. "I love fashion and I always like to do my own thing," she continued. "I don't follow what influencers are doing but have my own take and do my own thing."

As for her older sister's Grammys stunt, she dropped a fire emoji on a now-deleted Instagram post from the event, as per Page Six.

"Custom Couture Grammy dress for the most beautiful woman ever My love my best friend My wife," Ye had written in the caption.

The couple took their relationship to the next level shortly after his divorce from Kim Kardashian was finalized, but she had worked with the rapper long before that. In 2020, she started working at his company, Yeezy, after completing a master's degree in architecture at the University of Melbourne.

Many fans have called attention to the way that Ye dresses his partners and have compared Kardashian and Censori's looks in the past. In an episode of "Keeping Up With The Kardashians," Kim said, "I always thought I had really good style—until I met my husband, and he told me that I had the worst style."

Ye's former girlfriend, Julia Fox, also spoke about Ye's dress code in her memoir. She claimed that many of her outfits had to be pre-approved by him and recalled a date night where he called his stylist in the middle of the date and asked her to change. She said the incident made her feel like a "show monkey" and they split not long after.

Many have been wondering what Censori's opinion is on all of this. They've been asking about why she doesn't just take to social media and make a statement. Why doesn't she just say, "The Grammy stunt was our idea and I was fully on board with flaunting my naked figure for the masses." There's a very good reason why she doesn't: it keeps people talking.

Ye has made a new career out of controversy and given his recent rants on X, it looks like he isn't about to stop any time soon. On Friday, February 7, he seemed to imply that Censori was fine revealing herself in order to keep living an affluent lifestyle with him.

"This ain’t no woke as feminist sh-t. She’s with a billionaire. Why would she listen to any of you dumb a– broke b-tches," he wrote on X. "People say the red carpet look was her decision. Yes, I don’t make her do nothing she doesn’t want to.”

However, he also claimed, "I have dominion over my wife" which has made a lot of people nervous about how far he might push her.

So, with all that being said, should Bianca Censori explain why she goes along with Ye's choice of outfits? Kristin says no. Of course, we would love for her to explain why she decided to show her body to the world on the Grammy's red carpet. Maybe she was trying to make a statement about body positivity. Or maybe she did it just because... she wanted to? There's a reason the naked dress trend seems to have become a staple at award shows. It gets people talking. Everyone wants to see the dress that pushes the boundaries - but in the correct, socially acceptable way.

As soon as Censori breaks her silence and explains why she did it, it loses its appeal. People stop talking about it. Once we know why she dresses so provocatively, it loses its mystique. We can all look at her next outfit and go, "Oh, yes, it's a statement about body positivity. That's why she's doing it." Whether you agree with it or not, once that reason is established, it seems pointless to keep debating and discussing it. As soon as she explains her controversial dress code, we'll all start talking about something else.

Ye's frequent social media tirades keep the story going, but Censori's silence keeps her in the conversation. She might not have his fame, his wealth, or his notoriety, but her silence keeps her relevant, and that might just be louder than anything he has to say.