Kanye West’s wife Bianca Censori wears plunging Yeezy leotard to go clubbing in Ibiza after hitting the dancefloor naked – ahead of his Madrid gig

Kanye West’s wife Bianca Censori sported a plunging Yeezy leotard as she went clubbing with the rapper in Ibiza on Tuesday night.

The couple have travelled to the party island ahead of the rapper’s concert at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano Stadium in Madrid later this week.

West and Censori were hand-in-hand as they headed to the Circoloco nightclub in Ibiza with their entourage.

The architect had previously stripped naked to party in the nightclub, and a racy snap of her outfit was shared on Instagram by the 49-year-old rapper.

In reality, the former architect, 31, was dressed in a barely-there sheer bodysuit that seemed to completely expose her breasts, in an apparent violation of Instagram’s rules on nudity.

Although West’s wife has made a habit of exposing her body in public, many of her outfits have featured covert pasties and other translucent coverings.

Fans have long speculated that Censori regularly wears revealing, confrontational ensembles at the behest of her husband, as she appears to have only adopted the risqué looks after tying the knot with West.

However, few details about her fashion process have been confirmed.

In February 2025, West and Censori caused a sensation when they arrived at the Grammy Awards red carpet.

Censori wore a large black fur coat but once they were in front of photographers, she dropped the coat to reveal a nearly invisible sheer bodysuit that she appeared to be completely nude underneath.

In the wake of the uproar over the shocking display, the couple’s on-off publicist, former Right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos, denied that West dictates what his wife can wear in a statement to the Hollywood Reporter.

‘The “battered Bianca” narrative is hysterical and absurd,’ Yiannopoulos said in response to concerns from fans that she was allegedly being forced to go nude in public at West’s behest.

‘There is a person controlling what Bianca Censori wears,’ the couple’s publicist continued. ‘The name of that person is Bianca Censori.’

However, Yiannopoulos seemed to complicate that contention when he added that West was the ‘final boss’, despite claiming that Censori’s fashion sense was ‘the guiding creative intelligence and impetus behind the way she dresses’.

West’s photo appeared to show that he and Censori are visiting Ibiza, as it featured a neon sign for the Spanish island’s DC-10 nightclub in the background.

Fittingly, Ibiza is famous for its nightlife and club culture, which regularly attracts wealthy tourists.

Social media posts confirmed that West and Censori had been spotted on the island just days ahead of the controversial rapper’s scheduled concert in Madrid on Thursday, July 30.

Censori’s recent revealing outfits have been a departure of sorts for her, as she has worn many more conservative ensembles in the wake of a full-page apology West published in the Wall Street Journal in January.

In the open letter, he apologised for his antisemitic behavior, writing, ‘I am not a Nazi or an antisemite,’ and adding, ‘I love Jewish people.’

West, who shocked his fans and critics alike when he began selling shirts bearing Nazi swastikas, reiterated that he had been diagnosed with bipolar-1 disorder.

However, he said that he had recently learned that the condition may have been related to an injury he suffered to his brain’s frontal lobe from a 2002 car crash, which doctors had not previously diagnosed.

Due to the brain injury and the psychological disorder that it may have caused or exacerbated, he claimed that he ‘lost touch with reality’, and subsequently was drawn to ‘the most destructive symbol I could find, the swastika’.

‘One of the difficult aspects of having bipolar type-1 are the disconnected moments – many of which I still cannot recall – that led to poor judgment and reckless behavior that oftentimes feels like an out-of-body-experience,’ West wrote.

‘I regret and am deeply mortified by my actions in that state, and am committed to accountability, treatment, and meaningful change. It does not excuse what I did though.’