Bianca Censori and Kanye West are making waves in Italy with their eye-catching fashion statements. From sheer, skin-tight bodysuits to walking barefoot through city streets, the couple continues to defy norms — even as their bold looks flirt with the edge of local indecency laws.
Fans are growing increasingly concerned that the rapper and his designer wife may be putting their well-being at risk in their relentless pursuit of pushing fashion boundaries.
When the couple was recently seen walking barefoot through Florence, it sparked backlash online. One commenter wrote, “This is indecent exposure and frankly unhygienic. Poor Italy.” Others echoed the sentiment, raising concerns about the health risks and hygiene issues associated with going shoeless in public spaces.
However, a small group defended the barefoot approach, suggesting it could come with surprising health perks. In an interview with Healthline, orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jonathan Kaplan noted, “The most straightforward benefit to barefoot walking is that, in theory, walking barefoot more closely restores our ‘natural’ walking pattern, also known as our gait.”
In her latest outing, Bianca Censori turned heads once again in a nude, skintight catsuit — going braless beneath the revealing ensemble. She completed the bold look with a pair of distinctive white heels, staying true to her boundary-pushing style.
Meanwhile, Kanye West kept things unconventional as well, walking barefoot through the streets in a black sweater and loose-fitting trousers, continuing the couple’s streak of headline-grabbing appearances.
The rapper added to the spectacle as he wandered through the city clutching an uncorked bottle of champagne, casually trailing behind his wife during their attention-grabbing outing.
Bianca’s ultra-tight outfit also sparked hygiene concerns, with one observer questioning the practicality of such revealing fashion. In a June interview with Time Magazine, multiple podiatrists warned about the risks of going barefoot in public spaces — highlighting dangers such as cuts, bacterial infections, and long-term issues like plantar fasciitis. Skipping shoes, they noted, isn’t just a bold fashion choice — it comes with serious health risks.
“You’re pretty much asking for trouble, and I 100% do not recommend it for a lot of different reasons,” Dr. Priya Parthasarathy told Time Magazine, emphasizing the potential dangers of going barefoot in public.
On the flip side, Dr. Bruce Pinker, a board-certified podiatrist and foot surgeon, noted that walking barefoot can help strengthen leg muscles and improve balance.
As for Bianca Censori, her barely-there outfits during their Italian getaway could come with serious consequences — including a potential €10,000 fine and even jail time for public indecency.