Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori roasted after debuting new pink hair in Paris

By Mary Mrad For Daily Mail Australia 02:24 20 Jun 2024, updated 02:31 20 Jun 2024

Kanye West's wife Bianca Censori has been roasted after showing off her new pink hair colour while stepping out with the rapper in Paris.

The former Yeezy architect, 29, debuted the bright locks at the PROTOTYPES Menswear spring/summer 2025 show on Wednesday.

Fans quickly slammed Censori's new hair colour on social media, insisting it looks 'atrocious' and 'horrible'.

'She's delusional if she thinks that's a good look - it's absolutely hideous,' one person wrote.

'Her hair looks melted, fried...horrible,' another agreed, while a third said: 'The more outrageous they try to be, the more boring they become.'

'I'm sure it's her pink hair that caught everyone's attention,' one sarcastically wrote, referring to Bianca's revealing ensemble.

'Same look, different hair colour. Still atrocious,' another said. 

'I think having pink hair is the least of her problems,' one person agreed.

Despite some backlash, others defended Censori and said they love her bright new look.

'Loving the hair but she never smiles though never seems very happy to me. I hope she's ok,' one commented.

'She looks good,' another agreed. 

Censori- who has already been a brunette and a blonde in the past - seemed happy with the new hue as she wore her shorter hair in loose, slightly wavy tendrils - although the new do may have been a convincing wig.

She had very little clothing on: she modelled a backless and sheer nude thong leotard that flashed the flesh.

The budding star added knee-high stockings with heels.

The stepmother to Kim Kardashian's four kids North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm walked to the front row of the fashion show late with West by her side.

It comes after Japanese locals were left outraged last week after Censori put on another shocking display during a shopping trip in Tokyo.

Censori flaunted her backside in a ribbed cream G-string leotard as she walked through a public shopping mall with West, 47.

She also went braless in the sheer ensemble, appearing to leave shop assistants shocked over her attire.

Critics have slammed Censori's display, with one arguing it should be considered 'public indecency', a charge which comes with a fine of up to 300,000 yen (AU$2,878), according to The Penal Code of Japan.

'As a Japanese national I am disgusted. This is bad behaviour. I don't understand the need to blatantly expose yourself like this. It is unacceptable,' one person said.

A second wrote: 'Absolutely no need and should be charged with indecency. An insult to the Japanese culture.'

'She has no self respect, he has no respect for her and they have no respect for the Japanese culture,' another commented.

'The utter disrespect shown by this pair is shameful,' one person agreed.

Another said: 'The Japanese are offended by this behaviour. They should be ashamed of themselves. Show some respect when going to another country.'

Others said the display was 'disrespectful' to residents of the conservative country.

'In a country known for its modesty and discretion. this is rudeness and a blatant provocation, they should be asked to leave,' one commented.

'That's so inappropriate in Japan. Respect is so important to them,' another said.

'Japan is a very modest and conservative country in terms of fashion so it's incredible that Bianca is able to dress like that and get away with it. It's unfortunate that money and influence holds so,' another wrote.