Kanye’s Aussie wife goes near-nude in Paris

Bianca Censori has a new summertime ‘do.

Per usual, the former Yeezy architect left little to the imagination in the see-through leotard, which featured a low back and barely covered her backside.

Censori opted for minimal accessorises and wore strappy clear heels.

West, for his part, donned a baggy white sweat set resembling a hazmat suit. He completed the full-coverage look with a face mask.

Last week, the couple was spotted wearing equally eye-catching ensembles while at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Florence, Italy.

Despite the “smart casual” dress code, Censori wore a sheer poncho-like plastic cloak with nothing underneath — giving other patrons at Il Palagio, located at the Four Seasons Hotel Firenze, quite the view.

As for West, he once again traded his typical all-black outfits for a white graphic tee, sweatpants and crisp white sneakers.

The lovebirds, who wed in December 2022, were spotted wearing the same risky outfits at the airport the following day after flying economy class to Japan.

Although Censori has become known for her headline-making fashion, insiders recently told Page Six her friends believe it’s all for show.

According to one of her old pals, when Censori is not “working” as the rapper’s muse, she falls back into her old, more conventional style.

During a recent trip home to Australia, the friend said Censori appeared “back to normal” in a simple sweater dress rather than one of her typical scantily-clad looks.

“It was very obvious to us that she was acting like she was off the clock from a job,” the source said.

“When you look at all the press [about Censori and West], you would believe she has lost her mind, so it was good to see her with her family and being the person we remembered,” they added.

“The clothes were back to normal … there was nothing to suggest her time with Kanye has had a lasting effect.”

The insider said most of the architect’s friends believe West has been treating her as “some dramatic installation of art.”

This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission