By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-31 19:27:19 | Updated at 2026-09-06 00:07:05
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Only Bianca Censori could make a one-piece swimsuit quite this racy.
The 31-year-old architect shared photos on social media, modeling a bright red one-piece swimsuit that showed off more skin than most.
The fire-engine maillot boasted a large cutout across the midsection, with the top hanging on by just a small strap.
Censori looked off to her right as the camera snapped her standing in front of a row of neutral garments, her hands behind her back and honey blond hair falling to frame her face.
Censori is no stranger to the revealing looks, of course.
Last month, she hit a nightclub in Ibiza wearing nothing but a sheer bodysuit with nothing at all underneath.
For last year’s Grammy Awards, she chose a similarly scantily-clad look, with a sheer nude minidress to walk the red carpet alongside husband Kanye West.
This summer’s Ibiza trip brought with it a black halter neck bodysuit and fishnet tights, which actually seems fairly conservative considering the aforementioned options.
In a Vanity Fair interview earlier this year, Censori opened up about her life as a performance artist married to West, saying her revealing wardrobe is intentional.
“I was naked everywhere,” Censori told the publication. “I didn’t detach with it at any point. I consistently showed the same imagery over and over and over again. I live my artwork.”
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