Meet Bianca Censori’s stylist who is responsible for her racy outfits

For months, fans have expressed concern over Bianca Censori‘s wellbeing after being paraded around by husband Kanye West in a slew of risqué ensembles. 

From crotch flashing bodysuits to barely-there dresses and even forgoing tops in place of a cushion, Bianca’s outfit choices have had everyone talking. 

That and the fact her rapper husband is often seen trailing behind her in a conservative and covering ensemble. 

While it’s been claimed the Grammy-winner is controlling his wife and has been forcing her to dress provocatively, MailOnline can reveal that Bianca has always favoured a racy dress sense, having worked with boundary-pushing stylist Gadir Rajab. 

In fact, when Bianca wore her raciest look to date it was to honour Gadir at his birthday dinner – arriving at his party dressed in just strips of body tape. 

While she is normally seen wearing her racy outfits on outings with her husband, the attention-grabbing star no doubt felt comfortable in the presence of her former stylist. 

Gadir co-owns Lebanese fashion label Raga Malak – a racy brand loved by the likes of Doja Cat, Lottie Moss and singer Mabel. 

The Australian designer – who is of Indian, Lebanese, and French heritage – revealed that he champions showing off women’s bodies as a way of rebelling against his strict upbringing. 

Gadir previously told PAPER magazine: ‘Growing up Middle Eastern, your family usually strays you from doing certain things, like listening to certain music or wearing particular clothing under the guise that it’s shaytan (devil) haram (forbidden) acts.’

Determined to challenge yet still celebrate his background, Gadir teamed up with  best friend Raquelle Saba to create Raga Malak.

He explained: ‘Our clothing celebrates Arabic writing, which has been displayed in a more threatening light in the West due to ongoing conflict. 

‘The clothing is more revealing, which for some is policed against wearing at the fear of being scrutinized as “too western.”‘ 

While the pandemic hampered many businesses, for Gadir it helped hone his creative talents, with Vogue Australia previously plucking him out as a ‘globetrotting creative’ to watch.  

They noted his bond with Bianca in the piece, saying the best friends have ‘been moving in a circle of avant-garde artists that’s expanded in Melbourne since the onset of Covid.’ 

Bianca herself spoke to the fashion bible about their bond, saying: ‘The pandemic was the first time in a long time a lot of Australian creatives were brought back to one place.

‘Melbourne felt like this melting pot of global creativity. People began to cross disciplines and collaborate in ways I hadn’t experienced before.’

Yet she noted that she feels more able to express herself when in the States, sharing: ‘In Melbourne I can cultivate my creativity and LA is where I apply it.’

Their joint interview came out in 2022, a link before Bianca had been spotted with Kanye.  

Bianca is by no means Gadir’s only celebrity client. 

The stylist, who also works a designer, photographer and model has worked with the likes of Kylie Minogue, Pamela Anderson and Paris Hilton. 

Despite Bianca’s husband Kanye being a designer, Gadir has still had some say in the star’s looks, seemingly styling her in her eye-catching clear poncho in February. 

It is not known if he had any involvement in Bianca’s look for his birthday dinner at Gigi Paris, which certainly pushed the boundaries of fashion. 

Once inside the eatery, Bianca posed up a storm in a slew of snaps as she cuddled up to Gadir, who was casually clad in a Moroccan football top.

Bianca ensured all eyes would be on her as she modelled her risqué ensemble which was tape fashioned into a pair of beige low-rise shorts that reached down to the top of her knees.

Tucked into the pants was the single strand comprising her suspenders, which ran behind her neck halter style and covered just her nipples, leaving almost nothing to the imagination.

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The outfit, one of Bianca’s most revealing to date, highlighted her flat midriff and trim arms and legs.

She completed the minimalist look with a set of matching beige open-toe heels with clear plastic straps. 

After alternating between her raven tresses and platinum-dyed locks, Bianca rocked messy bubblegum pink hair that reached down to her shoulders in seemingly sweaty tendrils.

She debuted the colorful look earlier this week while spending time in France with her husband, but the messy look got largely negative reviews from fans on social media.

Bianca was first seen with her candy-colored hair at the PROTOTYPES Menswear spring/summer 2025 show in Paris on Wednesday.

However, it was a surprising move for Bianca to continue wearing nearly explicit outfits, as she previously put herself in danger of violating indecency laws during an earlier trip to Paris in February.

Meanwhile, Britain’s leading PR guru Mark Borkowski believes the Australian’s shocking state of undress in Paris is part of a tit-for-tat media battle with her partner’s ex-wife, Kim Kardashian.

Bianca’s outfit, made from such flimsy sticky tape it began falling apart, also looked remarkably like Kim’s 2016 outfit that also barely covered her breasts.

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Mark said: ‘Just when you think everything is all over, there is a moment in time when Kim Kardashian changes the colour of her hair and his muse, his Venus de Milo, is paraded with pink hair in Paris going to a dinner.

‘This is a statement and Kanye West sees the media as his canvas and sees this as an opportunity to paint his picture. Bianca is his artwork and his muse and the person he influences to create a statement’.

‘I think this is a well sculptured PR stunt but artists create art and this is what Kanye West is doing’.

Mark added that the stunt again raises questions about whether Bianca is being exploited.

He said: ‘There is a Soviet saying that “History is Uncertain”. I think Bianca Censori might look back at these moments and think at the time she has consented to it but maybe there is some other element we might never know about.

‘We have a history of this and how a truth that is hidden now, is reinterpreted years later’.