Bianca Censori is reportedly basking in the buzz generated by her see-through dress at the 2025 Grammys, an outfit masterminded by her husband, Kanye West.
According to Us Weekly, a source revealed:
“It’s all Kanye, there’s no outside influence. [And] Bianca likes the attention. Good or bad, they love it. They love the buzz.”
The insider further emphasized that West meticulously planned the moment, proving once again that he is a “master of publicity stunts.”
A Calculated Publicity Move?
West, 47, seemed to confirm this himself, sharing Google search statistics showing that Censori’s sheer look was the most searched topic after the Grammys.
On Tuesday, he posted on his Instagram Stories, claiming his wife was “the most Googled person on Earth” following the event.
The Australian model dropped her fur coat on the red carpet, revealing the barely-there dress designed by West. He reportedly instructed her to “make a scene,” prompting her to turn her back to the cameras before exposing her body.
Backlash and Concern
The daring stunt sparked intense reactions from both celebrities and social media users.
• Meghan McCain slammed West, calling him a “repugnant, vile piece of garbage” and suggesting that Censori “looks like a victim and a hostage.”
• Alyssa Farrah Griffin of The View called the moment “very uncomfortable … for most women to watch.”
• Elizabeth Chambers, ex-wife of Armie Hammer, labeled the incident as a toxic display of control and coercion.
• A body language expert, Judi James, told Daily Mail that Censori appeared nervous before removing her coat, suggesting hesitation.
Despite the backlash, Los Angeles authorities confirmed that no formal complaints were filed, making legal action unlikely.
The Fallout: A $20M Loss
While the stunt dominated headlines and social media, it reportedly came at a huge cost. A $20 million international concert deal in Tokyo was allegedly scrapped due to the controversy surrounding the couple’s red carpet appearance.
Regardless of the backlash, it appears that West and Censori got exactly what they wanted—attention.
