The 2024 Super Bowl, held in Las Vegas last weekend, brought together all the biggest stars. Among them was Bianca Censori, the new wife of Kanye West. Known for her bold fashion choices, Censori turned heads with her daring outfit at her husband’s Super Bowl party.
Bianca Censori, an Australian model and a force to be reckoned with when it comes to fashion, wore a barely-there bodysuit designed by Mowalola. The ensemble left little to the imagination, showcasing her confidence and individual style. The 29-year-old model was seen laughing and dancing the night away at the Las Vegas bash, celebrating Kanye West’s new album, “Vultures.”
Interestingly, Kim Kardashian, Kanye West’s ex-wife, had previously worn a similar outfit. However, Censori added her own unique touch to the look by making several alterations. The designer, Mowalola Ogunlesi, has been a close collaborator of Kanye West for a long time. Not only has West himself worn her designs, but his entire family, including his daughter North, as well.
Kim Kardashian had donned a square-neck bodysuit paired with leather pants in 2020. In contrast, Censori chose to embrace her individuality and wore the thong one-piece without pants, proudly displaying the striking cutouts on the side.
Before the release of Kanye and Ty $’s highly-anticipated album “Vultures,” there were doubts about its accessibility to fans. TMZ, a trusted source for entertainment news, speculated whether the album would be available on mainstream streaming platforms.
Kanye’s previous album, “Donda,” was widely accessible on all major streaming platforms. However, due to distribution challenges faced by the rapper, there was uncertainty surrounding the availability of “Vultures” on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
Despite the initial doubt, fans eagerly awaited the release of “Vultures.” The anticipation was high, and everyone was curious to see the new project’s reach and impact. With Kanye’s talent and track record, it was only a matter of time until the album made waves in the music industry.
