BIANCA Censori’s fans have begged her to cover up after spotting her latest revealing outfit in Italy.
The Yeezy designer, 28, went braless in a nude crop top and nude leggings during an outing with husband Kanye West on Sunday.
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Bianca completed her see-through look with a pair of white high heels and crossed her arms to cover her cleavage.
Kanye, meanwhile, wore a black baggy long-sleeve T-shirt and loose-fitting pants.
He went barefoot clutched a champagne bottle in his hand as he walked along the street.
An online fan account shared photos of the pair on Instagram and critics aired their views in the comments.
One begged of Bianca, “Omg can you wear clothes!” and another added: “She just will not cover up will she.”
A third pointed out: “All this public indecency talk tho she really finna get fined.”
Bianca and Kanye – who secretly married in January – jetted to Italy earlier this month and have been spotted hanging out in Rome and Tuscany.
The Australian architect has been facing serious criticism for her outfit choices during her vacation.
She has repeatedly been spotted in sheer outfits, exposing her breasts and appearing to be nude as she walked around southern Italy.
Kanye, meanwhile, has been covering up entirely, wearing all black and often concealing his face with coverings.
Italian critics have accused Bianca of dressing indecently while visiting the country.
One wrote on a fan account: “Exhibitionism and nothing else for me, I don’t see anything genuine.”
Another commented: “What a shame what bad taste.”
A third wrote: “A sense of decorum and dignity has been lost…beauty is being dressed not dressing indecently.”
‘PUBLIC INDECENCY’
Some people have even called for Bianca to be fined for public indecency over her revealing looks.
Several critics pointed out that Italy is much more conservative than the US and implored the authorities to fine Bianca over her outfits.
Some have argued that Bianca’s outfits should be considered public indecency.
In Italy, acts “contrary to public decency,” like indecent dress, carry with them large fines of $5,000-$10,000, with some going as high as $10,848.
One critic wrote online: “It’s surprising she hasn’t been arrested. Italy is much more conservative, in this case rightly so!”
A second commented: “I hope Italy kicks them both out of the country. They don’t need this pair polluting it.”
A third wrote: “Completely disrespectful to a conservative catholic culture the Italians should have kicked them out.”
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